These tremendous Niceville grads have THIS huge advantage over other West Point cadets:
Three Niceville High School alumni—Logan Michel, Jace Schmidt, and Jocelyn Wheeler—have all earned appointments to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point’s Class of 2030, an extremely rare achievement for a single graduating class. Though they didn’t start as close friends, they formed a crucial support network to navigate the intense, 12-month-long application process, including securing necessary nominations. Each cadet was drawn to West Point for different reasons—Jocelyn for better medical opportunities, Jace for the balance of academics and athletics, and Logan for the call to Army infantry and service. They now face the physical and mental demands of “Beast Barracks” together, knowing that while the next six weeks will be difficult, they won’t be alone.
Greg Thomas Returns to the Sideline With Niceville Eagles
Niceville High School has added veteran coach Greg Thomas to its football staff, bringing decades of experience and four state championships to the Eagles.
After remarkable 2025 success, Choctaw looks to smash 2026 expectations
Head Coach Frank Beasley isn’t resting on last year’s Final Four run, instead focusing on the foundation laid during 6:00 AM workouts in February, calling it the moment the team’s success was “actually poured.” The Choctaw Indians are preparing for the 2026 season with a philosophy built on physicality, fundamental execution, and “contact courage”—the mental fortitude to seek out high-impact collisions. With a battle-tested roster and a schedule featuring Florida powerhouses and defending Alabama state champion Thompson High School, Beasley is committed to playing the best to be the best. The program’s success is tied to a culture where the logo on the helmet always comes before the name on the back of the jersey, ensuring collective sacrifice drives their push for another deep playoff run.
We talked to Niceville’s new football coach. Here’s what he said about the program in 2026:
In a candid sit-down on the same field where they won a state championship in 1988, former Niceville teammates Heath Rominger and Adron Robinson—now the Eagles’ head coach—reflected on how much has changed in high school football, and how much hasn’t. Robinson’s message was clear: while schemes and safety rules have evolved, Niceville’s standard of discipline, accountability, and character remains the same. With a philosophy built on the simple phrase “everything matters,” Robinson is blending tradition with innovation as he leads the Eagles into a new era.
BREAKING: Adron Robinson named Niceville Eagles football coach
Adron Robinson named as head coach of the Niceville Eagles Football Team
Niceville Moves Quickly to Fill Head Coach Position
Niceville High is moving quickly to hire a new football coach following the sudden resignation of Richard Morgan after one season.
DEVELOPING NOW: Niceville’s Football Coach Resigns
Niceville’s head football coach has resigned after a single season at the helm.
Tour + your questions answered about Niceville’s new turf field
We show. you the new artificial turf field at Niceville High School – and Principal Charlie Marello answers tough questions about the decision to install it.
Hicks, Barto added to All Sports Association Hall of Fame
Two Niceville High School football legends were added to the most prestigious lineup in Emerald Coast athletics.
From the 850 to the Nation: Emerald Coast Athletes Close Out 2025 College Football Season
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