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OAKLEAF – Day one of the Second Annual Tournament of Champions set the tone for the weekend with a pair of thrilling games. In game one, Trinity got a complete team effort in a 5-0 win over Clay, while Oakleaf exploded in the sixth inning to steal a win from West Nassau in the nightcap. Trinity 5, Clay 0 Behind a combined shut out from Bailey Cooley and Morgan McMillian,...Read More

Congratulations to Nease’s Camille Hobby on being selected as the Florida Dairy Farmer’s Girls Basketball Player of the Year. Miss Basketball is indeed a tremendous honor and Hobby is indeed deserving of it. Hobby was named the Class 7A player of the year, averaging 18.2 p.p.g, and 10.4 r.p.g for the State Runner Up Nease Panthers. Hobby was the most dominating player in Northeast Florida, leading her team to a...Read More

Ponte Vedra-Early today, Ponte Vedra Head Coach Matt Toblin announced on twitter that he was stepping down from his position at the school to accept the Head Coaching position at Bolles. pic.twitter.com/CCafvpf4QV— Ponte Vedra Football (@PVSharksFB) March 20, 2019 Toblin, who spent five years at the school, went 39-18 as the head man. His time included a trip to the Class 5A State Championship in 2016 where his Sharks led...Read More

Southside- The Cuba Hunter Center would be the venue to decide the champions of Jacksonville, as the title holders of two leagues would go head to head in basketball battle. The Jax PAL league boasted three teams including the 10U Jax Pal Comets, 12U Jax Pal Comets, and the 14U Julian Woods Elite. Representing the Jacksonville City Recreational league were the 10U Grand Park Trojans, the 12U River City Hoops, and...Read More

Westside-Trinity Christian Academy hosted the 2019 Ben Watkins Tournament of Champions this past weekend, and a few of the best teams in the state of Florida came to Jacksonville to take on the #1 team in many of the local media’s weekly polls. Trinity hosted perennial state contenders Trinity Catholic of Class 4A, District 3; Stoneman Douglas of Class 9A, District 11; and Venice High School of Class 7A, District...Read More