
Seth Stringer
Sports Editor at Northwest Florida Daily News
Sports Editor for the Northwest Florida Daily News
Articles
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4 days ago |
nwfdailynews.com | Seth Stringer
DESTIN — At long last, Destin High football has its Florida High School Athletic Association eligibility. And now a home in District 1-1A. Joining FAMU DRS, Maclay and North Florida Christian, the Sharks will replace St. John Paul II Catholic in District 1-1A after spending the last three years as a freelance program waiting for FHSAA's approval.
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4 days ago |
staugustine.com | Seth Stringer
DESTIN — At long last, Destin High football has its Florida High School Athletic Association eligibility. And now a home in District 1-1A. Joining FAMU DRS, Maclay and North Florida Christian, the Sharks will replace St. John Paul II Catholic in District 1-1A after spending the last three years as a freelance program waiting for FHSAA's approval.
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5 days ago |
nwfdailynews.com | Seth Stringer
Too often, high school coaches get the wrong kind of credit. Win and the players get the headlines. Lose and coaches shoulder the blame. Well, we're here to highlight the best of the best in our 2024-2025 Coach of the Year award for our area spanning three counties and 13 schools. Like last year, when Miss Throwsville herself, Emily Webb, won it all, this award isn't relegated to just head coaches. Any and all excellence is recognized, and I've whittled it down to the following nominees.
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1 week ago |
nwfdailynews.com | Seth Stringer
As is the case with their brethren, choosing the Female Athlete of the Year for Northwest Florida high school sports is not a cut-and-dried process. Is the best candidate built around the multi-sport mold, or can she simply be a specialized talent? Does being overwhelmingly the best at one sport shine brighter than being solid in two or three? And how do you weigh individualized sports versus team sports, or projectability at the next level?
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1 week ago |
nwfdailynews.com | Seth Stringer
Choosing the Male Athlete of the Year for Fort Walton Beach-area high school sports is not a cut-and-dried process. Is the best candidate built around the multi-sport mold, or can he simply be a specialized talent? Does being overwhelmingly the best at one sport shine brighter than being solid in two or three? And how do you weigh individualized sports versus team sports, or projectability at the next level?
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5A state championship Final: Winter Springs 4, Niceville 3. Eagles just dug themselves too big of a hole. Helluva season regardless.