Navarre was represented on the big stage once again.
The last time I saw Darnell Deas was in November. I was covering Navarre’s regional semifinal game against St. Augustine.
The scene was one all baseball players dream about, but a dream that comes true for only a small percentage of players.
Celebrating the Fourth of July won’t be the only big event in Cleveland this summer.
Just when you think Quint Studer can’t be any more of a genius, he adds an NFL legend to the Pensacola Blue Wahoos ownership group.
Thoughts and prayers.
Graduation is Saturday for Navarre’s Class of 2018. And that means the end of the road for a talented cast of senior athletes, at least as far as high school is concerned.
Barry Larkin is the one guy practically every Cincinnati Reds fan wants to see as the next manager of their team.
I hope Shaquem Griffin becomes the star most don’t expect him to be in the National Football League (NFL).
Navarre has had its fair share of success in athletics. I’m willing to bet the Raiders would be pretty good at flag football, too.
