Tate Aggies Football Getting New Video Scoreboard
April 8, 2023
A new video board is coming to Tate High School’s Carl Madison Field in Pete Gindl Stadium.
In addition to scores and game information, the board can be used to display hype videos before the games, senior interviews, and more.
The video board is privately funded by football boosters. It is expected to be in operation by the first kickoff in August.
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Blue Wahoos Drop Opening Day Game To The Biscuits
April 8, 2023
The Montgomery Biscuits used speed to spoil the Blue Wahoos’ first game back from a championship.
Seven stolen bases led to four runs and the Blue Wahoos had few opportunities at the plate in a 6-1 loss to the Biscuits in the team’s season opener Friday at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
A sellout crowd of 5,038 saw the night begin in a celebratory way with the Blue Wahoos’ returning players getting presented championship rings by selected season-ticket holders. The first 2,000 fans received replica rings, completed with the team logo, in a promotion sponsored by Hill-Kelly Dodge.
The game featured the same starting pitching matchup as late September, back when these teams last met in the deciding game of the Southern League divisional series.
Blue Wahoos lefthander Dax Fulton, who entered the season ranked as the Miami Marlins’ No. 4 prospect, left with one out in the fifth inning and absorbed the loss. He threw 87 pitches, giving up two hits, two runs, issuing two walks with six strikeouts.
The Biscuits’ Mason Montgomery worked three innings, giving up the Blue Wahoos’ lone run on a two-out single in the third inning by José Devers, who had two of Pensacola’s four hits and reached base all four times.
After a clean first inning, Fulton yielded a one-out walk in the second, which turned into the first run. Tristan Peters stole second and scored on Blake Hunt’s two-out single.
Greg Jones led off the third by reaching on a fielding error. He stole second, then stole third and scored on catcher Will Banfield’s throwing error on the play.
The Biscuits expanded their 3-1 lead after six innings by scoring three runs in the ninth off reliever Sean Reynolds to put the game away.
The teams will continue the three-game series Saturday with the Blue Wahoos throwing Eury Perez – the Miami Marlins No. 1 prospect, number 13 overall by MLB Pipeline – against Montgomery’s Anthony Molino.
Written by Bill Vilona, photo by Nino Mendez / Pensacola Blue Wahoos.
Jay Shuts Out Northview; Navarre Tops Tate 8-3
April 7, 2023
Jay 10, Northview 0
Jay senior Jenna Toups pitched a complete game 10-0 shutout of the Northview Chiefs Thursday night in Bratt.
Toups allowed three hits and recorded four strikeouts.
For Northview, Emma Gilmore allowed no hits and one run walking one in two-thirds of an inning. Jamison Gilman threw six and a third innings, allowing 12 hits. nine runs and one walk while striking out three.
Caitlyn Gavin was 3-3 for Jay at the plate, Kassidy Nevels was 2-3, and Brett Watson was 2-5.
Makayla Golson was 2-3 for Northview at bat, and Chloe Ragsdale was 1-2.
Next Tuesday, Northview will travel to Baker and Jay will host Gulf Breeze.
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Navarre 8, Tate 3
Navarre defeated the Tate Aggies 8-3 Thursday night.
Jordan Smith took the loss for the Lady Aggies, going four and two-thirds innings, allowing four hits and three runs while striking out three. Kate Balagbagan threw two and third innings, giving up five hits, five runs and striking out three.
Kara Wine, Amburleigh Laird and Peyton Womack each had one hit for Tate.
The Tate Lady Aggies will host Meade County of Brandenburg, Kentucky, Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Pictured: The Jay Royals shut out the Northview Chiefs Thursday night in Bratt. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
Flag Football: Northview, Pine Forest, PHS, Tate (With Gallery)
April 7, 2023
Here are high school girls flag football scores from Thursday:
- Pace 52, Tate 6
- Pine Forest 30, Pensacola High 0
- Pensacola high 6, Northview 0
- Pine Forest 28, Northview 7
For a photo gallery with Northview, Pine Forest and PHS, click here.
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Tate High Aggies Down The Navarre Raiders 9-3; Aggies JV Wins 7-1
April 5, 2023
Tate 9, Navarre 3
The Tate Aggies defeated the Navarre Raiders 9-3 Tuesday night at Tate.
The Aggies took a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the second.
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Complete stats were not available at publication time early Wednesday morning.
Up next, the Aggies will travel to Tallahassee to take on Lincoln Friday night.
Tate 7, Navarre 1 (JV)
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Northview Varsity Beats Escambia; Chiefs JV Falls (With Gallery)
April 5, 2023
The Northview Chiefs split games with the Escambia Gators Tuesday in Bratt.
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Northview 6, Escambia 5
The Northview Chiefs beat the Escambia Gators 6-5.
Jamarkus Jefferson earned the win, giving up three hits and two runs while striking out six in three innings. Tyler Shaw opened on the mound for Northview, allowing three hits and three runs while striking out seven in four innings.
Jefferson, Trent Knighten, Wyatt Scruggs and Cason Burkett had one hit each for the Chiefs.
The Chiefs will host T.R. Miller from Brewton on Tuesday.
Escambia 4, Northview 0 (JV)
In junior varsity action Tuesday afternoon, Escambia got past Northview 4-0.
Brodie Rhodes pitched four innings for the JV Chiers, allowing three hits and four runs while walking four and striking out three. Kelan Jurey closed for an inning on the mound, allowing one hit and striking out one.
Jurey, Dane King and Robbie Bodiford each had one hit for Northview.
Pictured above and below: Northview’s JV takes on Navarre Tuesday afternoon. NorthEscambia.com photos by William Reynolds. Northview varsity gallery pictures by Brystal Rhodes for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Tate Defeats South Warren, Kentucky, 6-5
April 4, 2023
The Tate Aggies defeated South Warren, Kentucky, 6-5 Monday night at Tate.
Kate Balagbagan went five and a third innings for Tate, allowing four runs and eight hits while striking out one. Jordan Smith was in for one and two-thirds of an inning in relief, giving up two hits and one run while striking out three.
Kara Wine went 3-3 for the Aggies including a home run in the third. Lacy Wilson was 3-3, Blakely Campbell was 2-3, and Olivea Latner added a hit for Tate.
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Northview Boys Weightlifting Headed To Regions; Several Lifters Take First At Districts
April 3, 2023
The Northview High School boys weightlifting team finished as district runner-ups, and several team members earned individual district championships.
Dustin Santinelli earned the district championship in the 119-pound class with a total of 355 pounds. Tony Antrim won the 129-pound class with a total of 360-pounds. Blake Yoder won the district title in the 199-pound class with a total of 525 pounds.
Other medalists included Danny McGaha, third place in the 139-pound division; Jacquez Moore, third place in the 169-pound division; Kaleb Selig third place in the 199-pound division; and Daniel Earnest, third place in the 219-pound division.
Teams at the meet also included Jay, Catholic, and Baker.
“I am very proud of our guys’ consistency this season. We are looking forward to regionals,” Northview boys weightlifting coach Jace Gandy said.
The regional championship will be Friday, April 7 in Port St. Joe.
Pictured top: District medalists from the Northview High School boys weightlifting team. Pictured below: The complete team. Photos for NorthEsambia.com, click to enlarge.
Tate Girls Tennis Improves To 12-1 With Win Over Pace
April 3, 2023
The Tate High School Aggies girls tennis team defeated Pace Friday 6-1. With the win, the improve to 12-1 for the season. The Tate girls tennis team’s last home match is Monday against Gulf Breeze. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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Strike Out Cancer Game Raises Nearly $28,000 As Tate Hosts West Florida (With Gallery)
April 1, 2023
The Tate High School Strike Out Cancer game raised nearly $28,000 Friday night with funds raised by both Tate and West Florida high schools, and other including the umpire’s association.
During the game, the Lady Jaguars defeated the Lady Aggies 6-1.
For a photo gallery, click here. (Strike Out Cancer photos are first, followed by game action.)
Sydney Scapin earned the win for West Florida, going for a complete game allowing one run one four hits and striking out 15. Scapin also led the Jags at the plate, going 3-3.
Jordan Smith allowed six hits and two runs over four innings while striking out three for Tate. Peyton Womack was in the circle for three innings, allowing five hits, four runs and striking out one. Lacy Wilson was tops at the plate for the Aggies, going 2-3. Kara Wine and Kylea Gibbs also had hits for Tate.
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