NCAA Tourament: Only Three Former Raiders Remain After First Weekend

In a dramatic turn of events, only three out of the eight former Northwest Florida State College student-athletes are still competing in the NCAA Tournament after the first weekend. On the men’s side, Kam Woods stands as the sole survivor, while on the women’s side, players like Sakima Walker and Last-Tear Poa continue to shine for their respective teams.

Boggy Update: The Flagrant Rebrand

Paul Sjoberg, a local entrepreneur, joins Journalist Christopher Saul as a co-host on the podcast. The pair discuss everything going on in our part of paradise.

Niceville Tennis Looks For State Title Contention in 2024.

Niceville High School’s tennis program, led by Coach Chris Poate and his team of coaches, is entering a promising season. With a history of success, including state championships and national recognition, the boys’ and girls’ teams are stacked with talent and determination. Senior Aspen Young is stepping up to fill a crucial role, while the boys’ team is showcasing their skills with a strong lineup. Coach Poate’s goal is clear: reaching the state tournament and aiming high for victory.

WBB Raiders Blast Southwestern in First Round of Regional Tourney

Destiney McPhaul takes the ball to the net after slicing through Southwestern's defense. She would total 16 points and 8 assists on the night.

The Raiders showcased their dominance on the court, securing a resounding 68-42 victory over the Southwestern Bucs in a thrilling playoff matchup. Led by stellar performances and fueled by an energized crowd, the Raiders proved that home court advantage is a game-changer in the postseason!

Raiders Survive First Tournament Test By A Point

In a high-stakes game, the Raiders fought hard against Florida Southwestern, showcasing resilience and determination despite shooting struggles. Led by standout performances from Jamal Sumlin and Rasheed Jones, they clinched a narrow victory, securing their spot in the next round of the tournament against Eastern Florida State College.

Mid Bay News

A drone view of the activity on Boggy Bayou before the annual fireworks festival put on every year by the cities of Niceville  and Valparaiso.