Northview Gets 49-27 Win Over 5A Arnold; Playoff Bound Next Week (With Gallery)

November 6, 2021

The 1A Northview Chiefs beat 5A Arnold of Panama City Beach 49-27 Friday night in Bratt to close out senior night and the regular season.

The teams battled to a 21-21 tie at end of two, but Northview powered back in the second half outscoring the Marlins 28-6.

For a photo gallery, click or tap here.

“Truthfully, you can’t complain about our offense first half, but I go on to them  about defense,” Northview head football coach Wes Summerford said. “I tried to light a fire under them, and it got them going in the second half.”

The Chiefs move into the 1A playoffs next Friday night.  The opponent and location won’t be known until Sunday afternoon.

In Class 1A, playoff spots are not determined by district wins; it’s the Rating Percentage Index (RPI). RPI rankings are based upon a mathematical formula based upon a team’s current record, current Winning Percentage (WP), Opponents Winning Percentage (OWP), and their Opponent’s Winning Percentage (OOWP). Basically, beat better teams and rank higher.

The top two teams, which Northview won’t be, will have a bye next week. The bottom four will be in action.

The likely scenario, Summerford believes, has Northview at home against Bozeman or Freeport, but until Sunday’s FHSAA announcement a road trip can’t be ruled out.

For a photo gallery, click or tap here. Look for cheerleaders, band and fan photos to be posted by Monday.

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Tate Aggies End Season With 56-21 Loss To Pine Forest (With Gallery)

November 6, 2021

A rough season for the Tate Aggies came to a close Friday night with a 56-21 loss to the Pine Forest Eagles.

After the Eagles scored on an Aggie fumble for an early 6-0 advantage, Tate senior Warren Henke recovered a Pine Forest fumble at about the 15. He then scored, to give Tate a 7-6 lead.

Pine Forest was up 35-7 as halftime approached, but the Aggies added their second TD of the night. Freshmen quarterback Taite Davis found Carmelo Campbell for a 65-yard touchdown run, making it 35-14.

The Tate Aggies finished their season at 1-9. Pine Forest (8-1) moves on into the playoffs at the top of the 1-6A.

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NorthEscambia.com photos by Jennifer Repine, click to enlarge.

Scores: Last Regular Season Night In Florida, Playoffs In Alabama

November 6, 2021

Here are Friday night’s North Escambia area high school football scores:

FLORIDA

  • Northview 49, Arnold 27 [Story, photo gallery...]
  • Pine Forest 56, Tate 21 [Story, photo gallery...]
  • Chipley 39, Jay 0
  • Pace 32, Washington 22
  • Choctaw 55, Pensacola Catholic 14
  • Milton 30, Fort Walton 16
  • Gulf Breeze 37, Navarre 26
  • Baker 49, Vernon 13
  • Bozeman 34, Williston 6
  • Lafayette 44, Freeport 13
  • Escambia 42, Pensacola 7 (Thursday night)
  • West Florida (bye week)

ALABAMA

  • Escambia Academy 60, Edgewood Academy 7 [Story, photos...]
  • Montgomery Academy 35, Flomaton 7
  • T.R. Miller 20, Hale County 7

Pictured: Northview took down Arnold Friday night in Bratt. NorthEscambia.com photo by William Reynolds, click to enlarge.

Escambia Academy Cougars Get 60-7 Playoff Win

November 6, 2021

The Escambia Academy Cougars cruised to a 60-7 win over Edgewood Academy Friday night in round one of the AISA Class 2A state playoffs in Canoe.

The EA Cougars (9-1) move on to round two to face Chambers Academy (10-1) next Friday night. Chambers is coming off a 42-14 win over Wilcox Academy.

Photos: Andrew Garner/Atmore Advance for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Photos, Scores: NWE Football

November 1, 2021

Her are NWE Football scores from Saturday:

Seniors

  • NWE Garnet 24, Atmore 6
  • Brewton 2 — NWE Gold 0 (forfeit)

Juniors

  • NWE Garnet 24, Atmore 0
  • Brewton 13, NWE Gold 6

Sophomore

  • NWE Garnet 35, Atmore 0
  • Brewton 13, NWE Gold 0

Freshmen

  • NWE Garnet 35, Atmore 0
  • NWE Gold 14, Brewton 13

In the Escambia River Conference, NWE Garnet is No. 1 for freshmen, sophomores, and seniors. NWE Garnet is No. 2 behind Andalusia in juniors.

For an action photo gallery, click or tap here.

Photos by Shawn Gomez for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Northview’s Shelby Kent Advances To Regional Cross Country Meet

October 31, 2021

Northview Cross Country participated in the 2A Region 1 District 1 meet in at West Florida High School on Saturday.

Shelby Kent, a Northview junior, qualified to advance to the 2A Region 1 meet in Jacksonville next Friday, November 5.

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No. 5 UWF Beats Mississippi College 63-28

October 31, 2021

The fifth-ranked UWF football team scored 35 unanswered points to scare away any upset hopes Mississippi College had with a 63-28 win at Robinson-Hale Stadium on Saturday night.

UWF improved to 7-1 on the season and moved into second place in the Gulf South Conference at 4-1 as it extended its school-record road winning streak to nine.

Shomari Mason rushed for approximately 150 yards with three touchdowns, while Austin Reed rushed for a score and threw four touchdowns. Reed totaled well over 300 yards passing with more than 20 completions. Larry Rembert was the recipient of three of the scoring throws, as he reached the end zone from 25, 27 and 37 yards out.

The 63 points for the Argonauts tied their season-high and match the second-highest total in program history.

The second-half shutout for the UWF defense was the third such occurrence this season. The Argos have held five opponents to seven points or less in the second half. The defense forced a pair of turnovers and got the Choctaws to punt four times.

UWF came out and scored on its first possession as Mason reached paydirt from two yards out. After each team punted, MC tied it at 7-7 when DeAnte’ Smith-Moore scored from the one.

The Argos went back up 14-7 when reed hit Ka’Ron Ashley from nine yards late in the first quarter. Again the Choctaws came back with an 11-play drive capped off by a Marcus Williams 4-yard rush.

Reed needed just five plays to put UWF back on top, hitting Rembert on a 25-yarder. Smith-Moore threw a 30-yard pass to Sam Wilder for a 21-21 score to keep MC tied.

On the next possession, Mason and Anthony Johnson, Jr. gashed the Choctaw defense for a combined 48 yards on four carries to set up Rembert’s second touchdown reception on a 27-yarder. MC got it tied again heading into the locker room when Jaylin Jones reached the end zone with 38 seconds remaining.

In the second half, UWF held MC to minus-2 yards on the opening drive before needing six plays to go 53 yards for Mason to score from the eight. Another 5-play possession for MC followed before UWF scored again, going up by 14 midway through the third on Rembert’s third score of the night.

Mason took control following another Choctaw punt, rushing for nearly 80 yards on three carries, including a 69-yarder that setup another of his scores from inside the five.

Reed now has 69 career passing touchdowns, moving into a tie for eighth in GSC history with Rogan Wells of Valdosta State and Willie Candler of West Georgia.

UWF will remain on the road next week with a trip to 25th-ranked West Alabama (7-2, 4-2) on Saturday afternoon. Kickoff at Tiger Stadium in Livingston, Alabama is scheduled for 1 p.m.

Photo: Morgan Givens/UWF.

Top Ranked Niceville Tops Tate 35-0 (With Photo Gallery)

October 30, 2021

Niceville, the third-ranked 7A team in the state, defeated the Tate Aggies 35-0 on Senior Night Friday night at Pete Gindl Stadium.

The Aggies held the Eagles scoreless in the first and fourth quarters, but Niceville ran away with 28 in the second quarter and added another 7 in the third.

The Niceville Eagles improved to 9-1, 4-0 and hold first place in District 1-7A.

The Tate Aggies are 1-8 overall, 0-4 in the district. The Aggies will end their season next Friday night at 6A Pine Forest (6-1, 3-0).

For a game action photo gallery, click or tap here. (Look for the band, cheerleaders and band in a photo gallery by Monday.)

NorthEscambia.com photos by William Reynolds, click to enlarge.

Friday Night High School Football Finals

October 30, 2021

Here are Friday night’s North Escambia area football high school football scores:

FLORIDA

  • Niceville 35, Tate 0 [Story, photos...]
  • Northview 39, Bay 35
  • Jay 24, J.U. Blacksher 0
  • Pine Forest 49, Washington 15
  • Wakulla 37, Pensacola High 13
  • West Florida 30, Pensacola Catholic 7
  • Escambia 21,  Gulf Breeze 14
  • Navarre 29, Crestview 22
  • Milton 35, Pace 28

ALABAMA

  • Escambia Academy 64, Bessemer Academy 0
  • Flomaton 42, Escambia County (Atmore) 0
  • T.R. Miller 40, W.S. Neal  16

Pictured: Niceville defeated Tate Friday night. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.

Tate And Northview Girls Golf Teams Both Advance To Regionals

October 27, 2021

Both the Tate and Northview girls golf teams have advanced to regionals next week.

Tate placed second in the District 1-3A girls golf tournament Tuesday at the Stonebrook Golf Club. They will compete in the regional tournament Monday in Gainesville.

Northview’s girls golf team placed in the District 1-1A girls golf tournament and advanced to regionals this weekend in St. Augustine.

Pictured top: The Tate High School girls golf team. Pictured below: The Northview High School girls golf team. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

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