Okaloosa Superintendent Marcus Chambers Elected President of FHSAA Board
Superintendent Marcus Chambers was elected president of the Florida High School Athletic Association Board of Directors during the group’s September 23 meeting in Gainesville.
Week 4: Is Choctaw The Best Team on the Panhandle?
Week four of Panhandle high school football exploded with stunning upsets, defensive masterclasses, and a wild 131-point shootout, reshaping the season’s landscape.
PHOTOS: Choctaw Continues Win Streak Against Crestview
Choctawhatchee’s run-heavy offense and stingy defense overwhelmed Crestview in a 28-0 shutout, capitalizing on turnovers and prime field position to dominate the Bulldogs.
Niceville Falls to Lincoln In Playoff Rematch
The Niceville Eagles battled hard but fell 36-29 to the Lincoln Trojans in a penalty-filled road matchup decided in the final minutes.
Niceville Football: Robert Stith Commits to West Virginia
A top Niceville wideout is heading to the Big 12 — but not before one more run with the Eagles. Here’s how Robert Stith and Max Roche plan to power Niceville’s offense under a new head coach.
Niceville High School Boys and Girls Tennis Teams Win District Titles
Niceville High School boys’ and girls’ tennis teams claimed district titles after overcoming earlier player shortages in a JV tournament victory.
Search to Replace Thompson at Niceville Begins
After six seasons and a trip to the state championship, Niceville’s head coach is stepping down—who will take over the powerhouse program?
EVERYTHING Niceville Coach Thompson Said To Us Before The Lakeland Playoff Game:
Niceville Plays Lakeland for a chance at the 5A State Football Championship. Here’s what Head Coach Grant Thompson told us before the game:
Niceville Rolls Over Escambia, Other Local Teams March To Victory
The Niceville Eagles asserted their dominance in a 42-21 victory over the Escambia Gators, solidifying their status as a regional football powerhouse.
NIL for High Schoolers Approved. Here’s What Okaloosa Coaches and Boosters Say:
Okaloosa County high school athletes, along with their peers across Florida, can now sign NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deals following a unanimous vote by the Florida High School Athletics Association Board. While this new opportunity allows athletes to earn money through endorsements, it comes with specific restrictions and guidelines. Local coaches and boosters, including Crestview High School’s Head Coach and members of the Niceville Quarterback Club, share their perspectives on the potential impact of these changes on high school sports.
