2012 Bobby Bowden Golf Tournament and Fish Fry
The Touchdown Club is now in the process of organizing this years golf tournament scheduled for March 10, 2012 and we need your help. For more information please click on the following link.
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Travis leads Pensacola past Choctaw
 Choctawhatchee scored on some big plays, but there were just not enough of them in Pensacola, as the Indians fell to the Tigers, 27-22 in Friday night’s Region 1-6A quarterfinal.
The Indians (8-3) got on the board first with a 35 yard field goal by Skyler Feckner.
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DEJA VU: Choctaw, Pensacola
FORT WALTON BEACH – After a hard-fought regular season finale last week, the only thing changing this week for Choctawhatchee and Pensacola is the venue.
And of course, the stakes.
After defeating Pensacola 23-17 in the familiar confines of Etheredge Stadium last Thursday, Choctawhatchee will go on the road Friday to face the eighth-ranked Tigers at 7:30 p.m. in a Region 1-6A quarterfinal. Read More
FHSAA 2011 Playoff Bracket
Choctaw will be in the FHSAA state playoffs for the third year in a row. The playoff bracket for this year can be found at the following link. Click Here
Choctaw defeats Pensacola High
The Indians defeated PHS 23-17 Thursday night. Both teams will face off again next week in the first round of the FHSAA playoffs.
Game Changed to Thursday
The final regular season home game scheduled against Pensacola High for November 11th has been changed to Thursday November 10th.
Choctaw rallies past FWB, clinches playoff spot
FORT WALTON BEACH — The 41st meeting between Choctawhatchee and Fort Walton Beach certainly lived up to the annual hype it receives. It took all 48 minutes, but the Indians battled back from a 10-0 deficit to beat the Vikings 31-23 and take a 21-20 lead in the series. More importantly, Choctaw secured a spot in the state playoffs as the District 2-6A runner-up behind Niceville. Read More
Vikings, Indians clash
FORT WALTON BEACH – Fort Walton Beach and Choctawhatchee will faceoff for the 41st consecutive time tonight at Etheredge Stadium, and as if year-long bragging rights weren’t enough for these two bitter rivals to play for, competing in the same district certainly raises the stakes that much higher. Read More
THE GAME - Tickets go on sale
Ticket sales for this year’s edition of THE GAME, the annual Choctaw vs. FWB football game will begin on Monday. This is the 41st time these schools have played and the series is tied 20 to 20. This year the game will be held right here at Choctaw in Joe Etheredge Stadium. Ticket sales begin and gates open at 5:30 on Friday. If you wish to purchase tickets in advance, you may do so by coming to the Choctawhatchee Bookkeepers office any day this week between the hours of 8am and 1pm. General admission and a limited number of reserved tickets are available. Reserved tickets are $8. General admission tickets are $6 for adults and $5 for students. Remember, get your tickets early and avoid the long lines on game day. Again, tickets are on sale in the bookkeepers office from 8 to 1 each day this week.
Also, remember that Senior Appreciation and our world-famous Flashlight pep rally will be Thursday beginning at 5:30 pm. Come early and get ready to cheer the Big Green Machine on to victory. Again, Senior Appreciation and the Flashlight Pep Rally begins at 5:30 on Thursday. We hope to see each one of you at both the pep rally AND the game. Have a great night and GO BIG GREEN, BEAT THOSE VIKINGS.
Clark, Choctaw too much for Gulf Breeze
GULF BREEZE -- Once Choctawhatchee got its passing attack in sync, the Indians proved too much for Gulf Breeze.
The Indians turned a tie game after one quarter into a blowout with four touchdowns on five possessions in a 35-7 victory Friday night at Dolphin Stadium. Read More
Choctaw hopes to avoid letdown at Gulf Breeze
FORT WALTON BEACH – As the Choctawhatchee football team takes a break from District 2-6A play today to travel to Gulf Breeze, coach Greg Thomas, at least for one week, can put aside all the talk of playing for a possible district title or the likelihood of a three-team shootout. Right now, Choctaw need only concern itself with, well, itself. Read More
Choctaw mauls Mosley, 45-19
PANAMA CITY — To this point of the season, the District 2-6A football race largely has filled the void created by the NBA lockout.
The rant is familiar: You only have to pay attention to the final two minutes of a professional basketball game to see the outcome decided.
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Choctaw gets big road win at Crestview
CRESTVIEW – In what has become typical District 2-6A fashion, Choctawhatchee and Crestview locked horns in another nail biter before a packed house at Jack Foster Stadium on Friday . Read More
Choctaw JV Game Moved to Chocataw
The JV football game scheduled for this October 13th at Fort Walton has been moved to Choctaw. The game will start at 4pm.
Choctaw Defeats Navarre 50-47
FORT WALTON BEACH – The alumni and fans started filing out of Joe Ethridge Stadium as Choctawhatchee extended their lead to 47-24 with 6:08 to go in what appeared to be an easy District 2-6A win over the visiting Navarre Raiders. Read More
Choctaw, Navarre clash with plenty on the line
The Choctawhatchee football team has been here before, just last year, in fact.
As the Indians’ put the finishing touches on preparations for Friday night’s District 2-6A contest with Navarre, Choctaw does so on the heels of a 14-13 loss at Niceville in which it had appeared to be on its way to a possible overtime period, only to see the would-be game-tying extra point blocked. Read More
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Niceville hangs on to beat Choctaw
NICEVILLE – Niceville defensive back Kevin Chasteen had seen enough Friday night, and took matters into his own hands to get a big District 2-6A win for the Niceville Eagles.
Following a 48-yard touchdown pass from Choctaw quarterback Luke Clark to Max Keefe on fourth and 12, Chasteen lined up for the extra point and after coming so close for weeks, finally got the blocked kick needed to keep the Eagles ahead 14-13 with 1:46 remaining. The Eagles recovered the ensuing onside kick and ran out the clock, and Chasteen was the hero for the night. Read More
Keefe named scholar athlete of the week
Choctaw's Max Keefe was featured the WEAR 3 this week on Prep football final. CLICK HERE for to goto WEAR 3's website and watch the show.
Choctaw dominates in 33-0 win over Washington
FORT WALTON BEACH – In last season’s meeting with Washington, Choctawhatchee raced out to a 31-7 lead and then proceeded to hold on for dear life in an eventual and exasperating 38-31 road win.
Things never got nearly that dicey at Joe Etheredge Stadium Friday night. Read More
Listen to Games Online or the Radio
All of Chocatw's varsity football games be found online or on the radio. Click the link in the top right hand corner of this page that says Radio/Internet Broadcast to follow the Indians this season.
Purchase Pictures Online
Players and parents can now purchase pictures from our football games online at Scott Event Photo. Pictures can be downloaded for only $6 or prints can be purchased based on the image size. For more information on buying your favorite picture please CLICK HERE
Godby's Andrews spoils Indians' home opener
FORT WALTON BEACH – For as well as the Choctawhatchee defense played at times Friday night at Joe Etheredge Stadium, Godby quarterback Dennis Andrews found a way to spoil everything.
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Choctaw digging in for Godby
FORT WALTON BEACH – As Choctawhatchee players filed out of Wednesday’s practice, Max Keefe said despite the team’s impressive showing, the Indians’ 35-24 season-opening win over Pensacola Catholic was a thing of the past, a distant memory.
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Late defensive surge keys Choctaw win
PENSACOLA -- Just when it looked like it was over, the Choctaw defense came through and the Indians upended Pensacola Catholic 35-24 on Friday at Gorecki LeBeau Stadium.
Trailing 24-21 with less than two minutes remaining on the clock, Choctaw timed a Catholic snap perfectly and broke through the offensive line untouched. Crusaders quarterback Cody Henry fumbled on the play and Cedric Bridgewater picked up the loose ball and ran 60 yards for the score. Read More
Kickoff Classic: Choctaw vs. Arnold
FORT WALTON BEACH – The rust was evident for both Choctawhatchee and Arnold Thursday night in the teams’ Kickoff Classic, but the Indians managed to shake theirs quickest, taking advantage of early mistakes by the Marlins – namely seven turnovers – and came away with a decisive 34-7 victory. Read More
Choctaw hosts Arnold in preseason classic
 FORT WALTON BEACH – Choctawhatchee players and coaches alike have talked this preseason about the need to start the 2011 season with a winning streak.
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Season Tickets
Season tickets are ON SALE for previous tickt holders from AUGUST 8TH thru AUGUST 19TH from 8:00 AM To 1:00 PM in the front office. Sales to the general public begin AUGUST 22ND from 8:00 AM T0 1:00 PM in the front office.
Season Tickets are $40.00 each.
Indians hoping to take next step
 FORT WALTON BEACH – Luke Clark has been looking forward to the 2011 football season for years.
For Clark, one of 25 seniors on the Choctawhatchee roster this fall, the approaching season brings with it a mix of emotions. It stands to be his first as the Indians’ starting quarterback, meaning he will be at the controls of the Choctaw offense as the team looks to reach the postseason for a third-straight time. Read More
2011 Dandy Dozen: Choctaw's Max Keefe
FORT WALTON BEACH – Max Keefe has had a lot of highlights during his time as a starter on the Choctawhatchee varsity, but Sept. 11, 2009 is not among them. If anything, it is the memories of that infamous night in Niceville that have helped Keefe become the player he is today and a member of the 2011 Daily News’ Dandy Dozen. Read More
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