Week 6 of high school football is in the books in the Pensacola area. This week was the district opener for every school but the rural district teams. Pace took down Crestview despite losing one of ...

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Pace stayed with its run-heavy offense and eventually did what it’s done the last three games, wearing down Crestview for a 34-8 win.

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Pace football lost star running back Makael Williams early but still wore out Crestview in the second half for a 34-8 win.