BOYS BASKETBALL: Columbia, Fort White both make playoffs as at-large teams
When Pine Forest pulled off an upset Saturday night to win District 1 and steal a playoff bid in Region 1-5A, Columbia head coach Steve Faulkner admits he was nervous.
When Pine Forest pulled off an upset Saturday night to win District 1 and steal a playoff bid in Region 1-5A, Columbia head coach Steve Faulkner admits he was nervous.
TALLAHASSEE — If Columbia’s season is indeed over, head coach Steve Faulkner can pinpoint the moment it ended.
FORT WHITE — Facing a tougher climb through a new district for the near future, Fort White will need to reload and retain talent to keep up with more affluent schools.
Back-to-back trips to the state semifinals set a new standard at Columbia.
TALLAHASSEE — Columbia head coach Steve Faulkner is always wondering which team will show up for him every night the Tigers step on the floor.
FORT WHITE — Fort White, no doubt, showed its signature scrappy style of play against a hot Hawthorne team that came into the District 6-1A semifinal matchup with a 10-game winning streak.
ORANGE PARK — Columbia kept hanging with Ridgeview.
On what Columbia coaches and administrators called a special and exciting day, it was fitting that the Tigers’ emotional leader led in the festivities Wednesday.
FORT WHITE — Dakota Fisher shined on the football field.
It seemed appropriate then that the Lake City Reporter’s Offensive Player of the Year shined off it on Wednesday as well.
BRANFORD — Branford defensive back Colby Carver and receiver Austin Malaugti signed their letters of intent with Warner on Wednesday.