The Sneads Lady Pirates took a 51-10 win over Wewahitchka Monday night in the season opener for both teams.

The Marianna Lady Bulldogs traveled to Malone on Monday night and walked away with a season-opening victory over the Malone Lady Tigers.

The Marianna Middle School Bullpups basketball team hosted the Grand Ridge Indians Monday afternoon in their newly renovated gym in hopes of avenging an earlier season loss.

After a 16-9 season that included a playoff appearance in 2008-09, the Malone Tigers enter the new season looking to exceed last year’s accomplishments.

After a second straight trip to Lakeland for the state semifinals last season, expectations for the Marianna Bulldogs are higher than ever.

The Marianna High School Lady Bulldogs soccer team opened their season with a pair of losses — a 7-0 road lost to a tough John Paul II Thursday, before returning home to fall 6-3 to a seasoned Franklin County team Saturday.

The Marianna High School Bulldogs soccer team kicked off their season on the road last Thursday, as they traveled to Tallahassee to take on John Paul II. The Bulldogs fell 2-1 in their opener.

The Chipola College Lady Indians basketball team walked away from the Alzheimer’s Classic with a 2-1 record. After winning Friday night against Monroe, the Lady Indians looked less than impressive Saturday, but bounced back Sunday.

Sneads will look to a familiar face to help kick start the girls basketball program this season. Former Pirates player Tyrone Livingston is set to direct the Lady Pirates’ ship in 2009-10.

The No. 3 Chipola Lady Indians picked up their first home win of the season Friday night, beating the same Monroe team that gave them their first home loss just a week earlier.

The No. 13 Chipola Indians took an 87-78 win over Bevill State in Jasper, Ala., Thursday for their first road win of the season.

The Chipley Tigers ended their season on a high note Friday night, taking a 33-20 home victory over the arch rival Graceville Tigers.

The Liberty County Bulldogs got two late touchdowns to erase a halftime deficit and beat the Cottondale Hornets 28-18 Friday night in Cottondale.

SNEADS—A dominant rushing attack and solid defense paved the way for the Marianna Bulldogs to take a 34-14 win over Sneads Friday night.

After making a trip to Lakeland for the state semifinals last season, the Cottondale Lady Hornets start over this year with a new coach — and without one of their greatest players.

The Sneads Pirates and Marianna Bulldogs will make history tonight, taking the field against each other in a regular season game for the first time.

After redeeming itself Tuesday night with a win over Blountstown, Sneads will face another old foe Saturday night in the 2A volleyball state regional finals.

The Graceville Tigers will try to finish the season with a bang Friday night, as they travel to Chipley to face the rival Tigers at 7 p.m.

The Graceville Lady Tigers will look to build on a stellar 2008-09 season with an even better 2009-10 campaign under third-year coach Jon Habali.

The No. 3 Chipola Lady Indians opened their home season with a loss to No. 14 Monroe last weekend.

After opening the regular season with a win last weekend, the No. 13 Chipola Indians kick it into high gear this weekend with four games in four days.

New coaches look to return Lady Tigers to former glory.

The Chipley Rouhlac Tigers boys basketball team paid a visit to Cottondale yesterday, handing both teams a loss.

The Benders concluded their fall season with a win in Tallahassee Sunday, making it eight tournament championships for their team.

The Chipola Lady Indians host the Fourth Annual Alzheimer’s Classic Friday through Sunday in the Milton H. Johnson Health Center.

The Marianna High School cross country team fell just short of its goal to qualify for regionals at the District 1-2A meet in Tallahassee Saturday.

Last season, the Marianna Lady Bulldogs and coach Chucky Brown forged a renaissance of the girls basketball program, reeling off 19 wins and advancing to the 3A regional finals.

The No. 13 Chipola Indians made easy work of LB Wallace in their season opener Friday night, winning 96-73 in the Milton H. Johnson Classic.

A late surge came up just short Friday night as the No. 3 Chipola Lady Indians fell to No. 14 Monroe Community College 63-61 in the Milton H. Johnson Classic.

After a first-round win over Baker in the 2A playoffs, the Sneads Lady Pirates volleyball team will get what it wants: a rematch with district foe Blountstown.