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ARLINGTON-Despite an 18-8 record, Terry Parker was the odd man out of the district last season and missed the playoffs; while rivals Bishop Kenny and Ribault moved on. The Braves are making sure that doesn’t happen this season by going undefeated in District 3-6A play and securing the No. 1 seed in the upcoming 3-6A tournament which they will host Feb 6-10 on campus. Parker (18-2, 5-0) clinched the top seed with a 59-47 win over Bishop Kenny (18-6, 3-2) last night...Read More

When the FHSAA released the new football districts for 2017 and 2018, immediately everyone’s attention turned towards the most highly anticipated game of 2017. With both Bolles and Trinity Christian moving up to 5A and into the same district everybody eagerly is awaiting the game. Get out the calendar, as you will want to write down and circle Sept. 15, as that’s when Bolles will travel to Trinity to play in their...Read More

Jackson High School-– The Raines Vikings knocked off one of the cities best public school teams, after knocking off No. 3 Lee in the quarterfinals, they knocked off No. 2 and host Jackson 56-52 to advance to the Gateway Conference title game. In order to fulfill their quest for a gateway conference championship, they would need to pull off one more upset, this time against none other than the defending...Read More

High School boys basketball is well underway now as teams are beginning to make their move to locking up the No. 1 seed in the district. Which teams will be moving on to the playoffs this season and which teams will be sitting home ? Check this out every Sunday to find the latest up to date district standings.   District 1-9A Palm Coast (4-0) (11-10) Spruce Creek (3-1) (14-6) Deland (2-2) (15-7) Sandalwood (1-3)...Read More

EASTSIDE-It was suppose to be No. 1 seeded Parker and No. 4 seeded Ribault in one semi-final and No. 2 Jackson and No. 3 seeded Lee in the other semi-final; however Raines and Englewood made sure none of that would happen. For the second straight game, the Raines Vikings knocked off one of the cities best public school teams, after knocking off No. 3 Lee in the quarterfinals, they knocked off No. 2...Read More