The FHSAA released new football districts for the 2026 and 2027 seasons on Monday. It’s a different but familiar look for Columbia, while Suwannee will see more of the same for the next two years. Jordan Kroeger: tinyurl.com/2umuups3

Another blowout loss to Hawthorne in the first round of the playoffs ended up being the final factor that led Branford to make the jump from the FHSAA to the Sunshine State Athletic Association, which announced the move Monday. Jamie Wachter: tinyurl.com/5xx9wmus

Fresh off a comeback win in the FIT championship, the winningest coach in Fort White history is coming back for at least one more year. Demetric Jackson officially announced his decision on his weekly radio show Saturday morning. Morgan McMullen: tinyurl.com/bddzdzer

Columbia (2-1) is getting ready to take on Buchholz (3-1) tonight. Follow for updates.

Tonight’s starters — Columbia : Murkail Cray, Shaheed White, Kadrian Wilson, Gavin Broomfield and Terrance Tolbert — Buchholz: Jacob Bromirski, Daniel Muchnick, Lucas Bhatia, Jamison Mctureous and Gabe Williams

End of 1st: Buchholz 15, Columbia 8 Took the Tigers nearly four minutes to score their first points. Ezra Olmedo has 5 early points off the bench of the Bobcats.

Halftime: Buchholz 30, Columbia 17 It took the Tigers until the final minute to make a FG in the 2Q. White leads CHS with 5 points. Olmedo leads the Bobcats with 7 points. Bhatia also has 5.

End of 3rd: Buchholz 42, Columbia 26 Bhatia hit 3 3s in the 3rd and is up to 14 points for the Bobcats.

Final: Buchholz 60, Columbia 35 Bhatia led the way with 20 points for the Bobcats (4-1). White led the Tigers (2-2) with 11. CHS hosts Suwannee went in its home opener on Friday.

When the Columbia Tigers weren’t settling for jump shots, they were failing to finish around the rim, digging themselves a double-digit deficit they could never climb out of in a 60-35 blowout loss to Buchholz on Tuesday. Jordan Kroeger: tinyurl.com/4bsswwpd

Fort White picked up wins in boys basketball and girls soccer Tuesday night, while the Columbia girls basketball team blew out Suwannee for its first win of the season. That and more in Tuesday's roundup: tinyurl.com/yxrjjwy4

There’s always another mountain to climb for Fort White. The Indians' uphill battles will only get tougher next year with several schools leaving the FHSAA for the Sunshine State Athletic Association. Morgan McMullen: tinyurl.com/pcubmmbd

Columbia’s soccer teams both came up empty at home Wednesday night, with the boys falling to Buchholz 5-1 while the girls lost to Lincoln 2-1. Roundup: tinyurl.com/2s9965b3

Fort White's boys basketball team blew out Lafayette 67-32 on Thursday night. That and more in Thursday's roundup: tinyurl.com/3n7snswj