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Jacksonville FL- For the fourth consecutive year, Bishop Kenny (25-4) will return to the FHSAA Final 4 defeating Rutherford 62-50 in front of their home crowd Friday night. The #1 seeded Crusaders defeated Keystone Heights 81-23 in round one, South Walton 70-33 in the sweet 16, and then took care of #2 Rutherford (24-4) in the elite 8. Win! pic.twitter.com/uGTwlc0erF— Bishop Kenny Athletics (@BKHS_Athletics) February 19, 2022 Bishop Kenny jumped...Read More

The 2022 boys basketball playoffs are underway and already there were some thrilling contests throughout North Florida. Many of the 14 teams in Northeast Florida compete in region one, and several advanced to the Regional semifinals after blowouts, buzzer beaters and even some upsets Thursday night. Like Fletcher’s senior Lajae Jones last second put back to stun #2 Gulf Breeze. The Senators who are seeded #7 will now face Fleming...Read More

It was a big night in Northeast Florida on Wednesday, as five local area teams punched their ticket to the FHSAA State Final 4. The Boys Soccer State semifinals will be played this Saturday. 7A: Mandarin 4 Creekside 2 Senior Pedro Alarcon hit a free kick from 25-yards out to the eruption of his teammates and the crowd, as Mandarin defeated Creekside 4-2 to advance to the FHSAA Final 4....Read More

This week saw several teams advance to the regional finals in girls basketball. Check out the final scores and the teams that are moving on to the Elite 8! Regional Semifinal Scores from Northeast Florida Orange Park 69 Rickards 59 Nease 52 Navarre 48 Bishop Kenny 70 South Walton 33 St. Augustine 43 Fort Walton Beach 37 University Christian 58 Munroe 18 Providence 40 Episcopal 30 St. John’s Country Day...Read More

Tuesday night featured a matchup in Class 5A Regional Semifinals between Orange Park and Tallahassee Rickards.  It would be a rematch of an early season game in which Orange Park won 56-52.  This game had higher stakes as the winner would move on to the elite 8 and the season would be over for the loser.  Orange Park’s Eris Lester and Nia Brown had big numbers in that first game...Read More