Bill Vilona is a senior writer and columnist at various publications. He focuses on sports, particularly competitive sports, and covers a range of topics including MLB, baseball, hockey, and events related to the sports business, especially within Florida and Pensacola. Bill's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Associated Press, CBS 42, and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Bill Vilona
The loss ended the best season in 13 years for Pace (10-2), which rode a nine-game win streak into Friday's playoff matchup. The Patriots, who were involved in a wild 35-34 loss two years ago at Buchholz in a first-round playoff game, had the same kind of trouble slowing the Bobcats' offense.
By: Bill Vilona
All three Pace touchdowns were passing scores. For a team and program known for its power running game, this itself was a big variance Friday night.
By: Bill Vilona
Bill Vilona | Special to the News Journal He's now seen it reach an elevated level.
By: Bill Vilona
Playing with a roster quickly rearranged and two players short, the Ice Flyers still gave themselves a chance Wednesday night against the league’s first-place team.
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By: Bill Vilona
The team’s pregame message was about the loyalty Ice Flyers’ fans have shown through this difficult start to the season.
By: Bill Vilona
Bill Vilona | Special to the News Journal Nine-year-old Dalton White had never held a hockey stick, wore a helmet, or attended a Pensacola Ice Flyers game.
After all that happened, the Ice Flyers had an ending they could savor.
By: Bill Vilona
“We’re known as a family-friendly, community stadium and we’re continuing that tradition on New Year’s Eve,\
By: Bill Vilona
The Ice Flyers didn’t want Peoria jumping to a quick lead, or the Rivermen making the game chippy enough to bring constant retaliation.
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