The Jacksonville Armada are Gulf Coast Sunshine Conference Champions after a hard-fought 2-0 win over Naples United FC on Saturday night at Edward Waters University.

The Jacksonville Armada are moving on in the National Premier Soccer League playoffs after a 2-1 victory over longtime rival New Orleans. Rewatch the action now:

This week, it’s all about recovery with an important bye week ahead of the home stretch and two games at Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena in the final three weeks.

It took until the 82nd minute to secure a win in their regular season finale, but the Armada Women’s U23 squad was determined to go out on a high note on the campus of Edward Waters University.

Jacksonville finished the regular season home schedule undefeated and remains atop the table in the Gulf Coast Sunshine Conference.

Brooke Bunton fuels Armada U-23 win, then jets off to represent Team USA against Japan.

The Jacksonville Sharks are in the middle of a crucial three-game stretch that could determine their postseason fate later this summer.

The Jacksonville Armada Women’s U23 squad used a second-half surge on Saturday afternoon at Patton Park to earn a 5-0 win over previously unbeaten FC Prime Time. Watch the full game now:

The boys in blue won 3-2 over NPSL newcomer Club de Lyon FC Saturday night to start the season 2-0-0.

The Armada will take on the Club de Lyon FC at Edward Waters University-EWC Community Field & Athletic Stadium at 7 p.m.

Next up for the Boys in Blue is another home matchup on Saturday, May 17th at 7 pm. Watch the full replay of the season opener:

There’s a good chance the players at Fletcher High School have to google and YouTube their head coach.

On the latest edition of After The Game, Braddock joins Josh Baker and Hall of Fame high school football coach Kevin Sullivan to discuss his journey from a player to an assistant and then finally the head coach at St. Augustine High School.

It’s time to grow out those playoff beards as the postseason is here for the Jacksonville Icemen!

For the first time, a local youth golfer has won their age group at the Drive, Chip, and Putt National Finals as St. Augustine’s Lily Wachter finished first in the girls 10–11-year-old division.