PREP FOOTBALL: Columbia scores 6 TDs in first half, shuts out Ridgeview
ORANGE PARK — Bynton Edge leapt sideways with two defenders chasing him and reeled in a one-handed catch before getting his feet down in the back corner of the end zone.
ORANGE PARK — Bynton Edge leapt sideways with two defenders chasing him and reeled in a one-handed catch before getting his feet down in the back corner of the end zone.
HILLIARD — Najeeb Smith hadn’t recorded over 100 receiving yards in any game prior to Friday.
He managed that — and a whole bunch more — in just the first half against Hilliard.
LIVE OAK — The District 4-2S championship came down to a couple of inches, a couple of seconds and a couple of questionable — at best — calls.
SPRING HILL — Tim Clark couldn’t tell you exactly who scored, or how they did it. With touchdowns raining down from several different sources, who could blame the Branford head coach?
MAYO — Not even a slew of early turnovers could stop Lafayette on Friday night.
No. 2 seed Union County won the first two sets before edging No. 3 seed Lafayette 3-1 (25-22, 25-21, 20-25, 25-23) in the Region 3-1A semifinals at home Friday night.
Fort White won the District 2-1A title on Tuesday with a 2,034 total, while Columbia finished runner-up with a 1,891. It sends both teams on to the state tournament.
BRANFORD — Kennedy Walker’s expectations were simple when Branford faced off against Aucilla Christian in their playoff opener.
“I expected this team to show up and show out,” she said.
Brian Allen can’t remember ever facing a team quite like Ridgeview in all his years coaching at Columbia.
FORT WHITE — With a pair of seemingly very winnable games left in the regular season, Fort White’s focus is turning inward.