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     Pace players lift up the Bronze Helmet after a 48-0 win over Milton. Photo By E. Nall Friday Night was no new event for Santa Rosa County. Pace and Milton, cross-town rivals, met at Milton High School for the 44th matchup between the schools. The Patriots took home the infamous bronze helmet after a 48-0 shutout over the Panthers.         Milton received the ball to start the first half, but a second down pass from Cade Pierce to an open receiver was picked off and returned to the endzone by Patriots linebacker Bowen Iorg to bring the game to 6-0 forty-five seconds into play.  Bowen Iorg returns an interception for a touchdown in a game against Milton. Photo By E. Nall      With a good PAT by Caleb Nelson, the Patriots led 7-0. Back on offense, Milton was able to pick up a first down with a run by Bryson Brown but could not retain momentum and was forced to punt. A long run by Makael Williams put the Patriots in Panther te...

 Pace vs Pine Forest The Pace Patriots enter the field to take on the Pine Forrest Eagles on Thursday Night.  Photo By E. Nall    Pace quarterback Ben Tyner summarized the Patriots' win over the Pine Forest Eagles: "It was not pretty, but we got the job done." The Patriots beat the Eagles 29-6 to move to 7-1 on the season.    Pine Forest received the ball to start the first half of the Thursday night matchup, but a disruptive Patriots defense caused the Eagles to punt on their first drive. Dominate runs by Tyner and Makael Williams put the Patriots in a good field position, topped off with a pass to Joeseph Skipworth, which set up the Patriots to score.  Makeal Williams runs the ball for a first down Thursday Night in the Patriots game against the Pine Forest Eagles. Photo By E. Nall APatriots fumbles led to their first turnover of the night. Pine Forest, able to gain momentum from the fumble recovery, was forced to punt. The punt was blocked by Tylon ...

 

PATRIOTS & Patriots & revolves around the idea that a high schooler is not just a student. High schoolers are leaders, activists, athletes, servants, and much more. Through this book, we want to explore beyond the classroom and the athletic field to show more aspects of a Pace High student's life. By incorporating elements into the yearbook, the theme “Patriots &” can inspire and motivate high school students to reflect on their experiences and celebrate their accomplishments.

  This past week at PHS has been filled with student life! Culinary students have been cooking up new recipes and working hard in the kitchen. Volleyball, with the help of the student section, defeated the Tate Aggies. Cornhole Club had their very first meeting with a great turnout, while the Women in Stem organization is also in full swing. Photos bv: E. Stallworth E. Nall