Pirates, Lady Pirates host Yulee tonight

It’s winter homecoming tonight at Fernandina Beach High School. The Pirates host the Yulee Hornets, starting at 4:30 p.m. with the junior varsity boys. The girls varsity matchup is at 6 p.m., and the boys varsity tilt is at 7:30 p.m. A homecoming king will be crowned at halftime of the final game. Purchase tickets at gofan.co.

  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
  • The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
    The Fernandina Beach High School girls basketball team beat KIPP Bold City 54-8 Tuesday night. Photos by Penny Glackin/Special
The Pirates celebrate winter homecoming tonight, and the Fernandina Beach High School girls and boys basketball teams are hosting Yulee. The boys junior varsity matchup kicks things off at 4:30 p.m…

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