The Marianna girls soccer team closed out the 2025 portion of its season on a tough stretch, dropping back-to-back games heading into the holiday break.

In a world full of softies today, we hear an excuse for just about everything imaginable.

The 8 to 10-year-old Titans put together a season that will be talked about long after the grass has grown back over the cleat marks.

Creed Whitworth made it official last week in front of family, friends, and supporters from both Marianna and Sneads.

The Marianna Bulldogs are off to a flawless start, three games into the season and still unbeaten.

The Lady Bulldogs are still searching for their first win of the season, but no one can question their determination.

Grand Ridge had its hands full last week when the Bonifay Blue Devils came to town, bringing plenty of energy and leaving with two solid wins.

The Marianna High girls and boys cross-country teams qualified for the regional meet.

One team is left standing as I am writing this week’s Cupboard.

The Chipola Indians entered the weekend’s games at Gulf Coast State College with one win on the season and left Saturday night with two more, extending their early streak to three straight victories.

The Marianna High Bulldogs boys’ soccer team kicked off their 2025–26 season in strong fashion, earning a 2–0 shutout victory on the road against the Port St. Joe Sharks.

The Marianna High girls’ soccer team fell short, 4-1 in their 2025-26 season opener on the road against the Port St. Joe Sharks.

Marianna K8 made school history with its first appearance at the FLYRA (Florida Youth Running Association) Middle School Championship, finishing 23rd out of 27 teams statewide.

Football season came to an end for three Jackson County teams this past Friday night.