The FHSAA District Flag Football Tournaments convened Tuesday afternoon at several locations around the area. Check out the local results from the action below.   Ribault High School @DuvalSports In the first game of the flag football tournament at Ribualt Terry Parker defeated Raines 21-6 — Q-Duval Sports (@QCarr75) April 26, 2016 @DuvalSports In the...Read More

Ribault High School- He may not come when you want him, but He was right on time for the Lady Trojans as Ribault defeated Potter’s House 69-58. Ribault’s prayers were answered in front of a packed house on Jacksonville’s Northwest side, as they avenged the loss from last year at Potter’s House. The game began with the...Read More

Wolfson High School- Wolfson’s  twenty two game win streak ended Saturday night as the Wolfpack fell to the Ribault Trojans in the Gateway Conference Championship game. The game was in front of a jam packed arena of fans that braved the cold weather to come and support the teams. The game would not disappoint ....Read More

To say 2016 was a banner year for high school football, is an understatement. A record four area teams made it to Orlando and two brought home state titles. Trinity Christian won its fourth state title in a row and University Christian won its second in a row (9th overall), while Bolles finished as state runner-up again....Read More

To say 2016 was a banner year for high school football, is an understatement. A record four area teams made it to Orlando and two brought home state titles. Trinity Christian won its fourth state title in a row and University Christian won its second in a row (9th overall), while Bolles finished as state runner-up again....Read More

To say 2016 was a banner year for high school football, is an understatement. A record four area teams made it to Orlando and two brought home state titles. Trinity Christian won its fourth state title in a row and University Christian won its second in a row (9th overall), while Bolles finished as state runner-up again....Read More

To say 2016 was a banner year for high school football, is an understatement. A record four area teams made it to Orlando and two brought home state titles. Trinity Christian won its fourth state title in a row and University Christian won its second in a row (9th overall), while Bolles finished as state runner-up again....Read More

To say 2016 was a banner year for high school football, is an understatement. A record four area teams made it to Orlando and two brought home state titles. Trinity Christian won its fourth state title in a row and University Christian won its second in a row (9th overall), while Bolles finished as state runner-up again....Read More

To say 2016 was a banner year for high school football, is an understatement. A record four area teams made it to Orlando and two brought home state titles. Trinity Christian won its fourth state title in a row and University Christian won its second in a row (9th overall), while Bolles finished as state runner-up again....Read More

To say 2016 was a banner year for high school football, is an understatement. A record four area teams made it to Orlando and two brought home state titles. Trinity Christian won its fourth state title in a row and University Christian won its second in a row (9th overall), while Bolles finished as state runner-up again....Read More