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An affliction the Dolphin baseball team had appeared to have cured reared its ugly head last weekend, bringing an end to their Cinderella-like run through the postseason. Jacksonville Paxon scored three unearned runs to beat Gulf Breeze 4-2 in the decisive game of a three-game series for the Region 1-4A championship. More ... Gulf Breeze senior Emily Tryon was the overall female athlete award winner at last week's Pensacola Sports Association's Scholar Athlete Awards banquet. Tryon, who led the Lady Dolphin cross country team to their first ever top 10 finish at state, was honored for her efforts in track. The Elon Collegebound Tryon was second at the 2A state meet in the 3200 meters. More ... A couple hundred fans showed up on Saturday to cheer on the 2009 GBHS football team in the annual Blue and Gold intersquad game. Head Coach Chris Nemith said he was pleased with the effort and intensity the team showed. "I was really pleased with the intensity our kids played with," Nemith said. More ... Nearly 200 anglers participated in the 34th annual Gulf Breeze Optimist Fishing Rodeo Saturday and Sunday. Bryson Pfeiffer won the $1,000 grand prize, while Brent Perez, France Stuart, Carol Carpenter and Caitie Gill all won $50 for being named the Junior Anglers. More ... The Club hosted its annual Derby Classic Tennis tournament on May 1 and 2. If you didn't play, you missed a fun-filled event. The tournament format consisted of round robins in two men's divisions, four mixed divisions and due to the shortage of men, six women's doubles divisions. More ... Morgan White, a member of the 2000 U.S. Olympic Gymnastics team, was in Gulf Breeze for a week putting on a gymnastics camp at Gulf Coast Gymnastics. The 2004 Dolphin football team held its Blue and Gold game after their jamboree. Because of that, many of the younger players played in the annual intrasquad game. More ... Katie Dollinger (GBHS Class of 2006) set a school record in the hammer throw, helping Rice University won its third consecutive Conference USA Outdoor Track Championship last week. Dollinger was second in her flight and was 10th overall with a throw of 161 feet, three inches. She was also fifth in her flight in the shot put and 15th overall with a throw of 40 feet, 2. More ... Submitted Photo Budding artists From left: Woodlawn Beach Middle School students Taylor Gordon, Jared Coakley, Kelsea Heider and Rocio Figueroa recently won awards at the All County Youth Exhibition. The students entered 25 pieces in the Graphic Art/Photography/Computer generated Category and received the following awards: Heider first place, Gordon second place, Coakley third place and Figueroa honorable mention. Heider and Coakley also received Exceptional Awards from Pensacola Junior College, while Figueroa received an award from the University of West Florida. More ... Photo courtesy of Vanessa Johnson Tourney champs The Pensacola Beach Volleyball Club's U14 Barracudas Green team recently won the Panama City Spring Fling. They are (front, from left):Katherine Farmer, Shelby Link and Savannah Johnson. Middle: Allison Freer Back row (from left): Assistant coach Laura Burt, Mandy Cutler, Anna Bailey, Sidnee Kimbrough, Olivia Burns, Alex Karcher and Head coach Cheryl Burt. Not shown - Allison Proctor. More ... Photo courtesy of Monica Hoskins Tourney champs The Bayside Crush U-14 Boys won the U-15 bracket of the recent Orange Beach Shootout Tournament. They are (front, from left): Clay Esco, Graham Marcus, Sam Hoskins, Josh Ceravalo, Nick Prout, Nate Hoskins, Jonathan Martin, Nick Guffey and Ben Hoskins. Back row (from left): Coach Eduardo Oliveira, Corey Ortiz, Thomas Fitzgerald, Justin Shoemaker, Andreas Dias, Jimmie Beargie and Nick Gomez. More ... The 8U Gulf Breeze Tigers took third recently in the NEP Mid Season Softball Tournament A Bracket. They are (front, from left): Gabrielle Gulley, Brennan Chandler, Rachel Jowers, Anna Marks and Sarah Friedland Middle (from left): Lauren Stokes, Maddy Etheridge, Devon Elliott, Toni Fuentealba, Lara Medve and Reagan Raley. Top row from left: Coaches: Stephen Stokes, Marco Fuentealba and Dee Dee Rehm. Photo courtesy of Marco Fuentealba More ... |
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