Sports Articles
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PSC Athletics Department: Find Your Place in the Game
By Megan Bryant Another season is taking shape at Pensacola State College, bringing returning players, new faces, and fresh opportunities for students to join in on the action, whether on the court or in the stands. Kierra Potts is entering her fourth year at PSC after spending the last three seasons coaching volleyball. She has…
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Alyssa Liu: Freedom to Be
By Marty Camacho The 2026 Winter Olympics have recently concluded. The games were held from Feb 6 to 22 in Italy, specifically in the cities of Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, hence the name given to this year’s games – Milano Cortina. Norway won with a total of 41 medals, with 18 golds, followed by Team…
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Ride, Repeat: Cycling in Pensacola
For many, Spring break is a time for beaches – a time where the sand is full of visitors and the seas shine. I understand; it is the perfect timing for a dip and relaxing by the shore after all. As much as it is the perfect time to go to the beach, I realized…
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Double Bridges, One Winner: Olympian Blazes Through Pensacola for the Win
The early morning of February 8 saw Pensacola Beach host the 29th Pensacola Bridge Run, organized by Pensacola Sports. The race is known for its scenic route; the 15km (9.3 mi) route takes the runners from the Blue Wahoos Stadium to the Pensacola Beach Boardwalk, passing both the Pensacola Bay Bridge and the Pensacola Beach Toll Bridge.
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A Thrilling End to the SEC Women’s Soccer at Pensacola
By Marty Camacho The South East Conference (SEC) Women’s Soccer was once again held at Ashton Brosnaham Park for the fourth consecutive year and is guaranteed to be held here in Pensacola again until next year. This year’s victor is the Vanderbilt Commodores, who won a thrilling final against the LSU Tigers in an 8-7…
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Soccer Abounds in Pensacola
by Marty Camacho It is a great time for soccer fans. The big leagues are in the middle of their season and have provided fans with a ton of twists and turns already. However, despite the joy the big leagues have given me and other fans, specifically Liverpool’s recent slip-ups and Arsenal’s late winners, let…
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Soccer and Volleyball – Fall Sports’ Season Preview
By Marty Camacho September 13 – After successful seasons last year, our Women’s Soccer and Volleyball teams seek to perform once again and improve from last season’s learnings. Soccer: After a strong season that saw them win the District title for the second consecutive year and make their first national tournament appearance, the Pirates are…
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The Blue Wahoos Stadium: Fan Experience Above All
The Blue Wahoos Stadium has been a huge part of the culture of Pensacola for at least the past decade. People on vacation and locals alike have come to a ballgame simply for the experience. With the view of the bay, hot dogs, and fun music, it truly is one of Pensacola’s best fun things…
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Behind the Scenes at Pensacola FC: Competitiveness and Talent Development
During the final day of the SEC Women’s Soccer Tournament back in November, local businesses set up their booths before the game for the fan fest. One of the booths present during the event is for our local soccer club, Pensacola FC, and we arranged a visit for an article. A few weeks ago, I…
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Hoist the Colors High!: Pirates Are State Champions
The Men’s Basketball Team defeated Gulf Coast State 54-48 on March 15 to secure the State Championship. The Pirates’ win in the tournament, which was held in Niceville, marks their first state championship in 32 years and secured them a spot for the nationals which was held in Hutchinson, Kansas, and began March 23.