Sports Archive

Navarre’s baseball team was in a must-win situation last Tuesday night against Pace in the opening round of the District 1-6A tournament.


Though the Raiders gave a valiant effort, they came up short by a 6-3 score.

Navarre’s softball team is poised at the moment to host at least one regional tournament game next month. Maybe two.


The Raiders love the position they are in but know there is more work to be done.

One day the script will flip for Navarre’s girls lacrosse team and the Raiders will defeat Gulf Breeze to claim a district championship.


For now, the Raiders will have to wait after falling 18-5 to the Dolphins last Tuesday night in the District 1-2A final.

Navarre, Pace, Milton and Central all competed in the Santa Rosa County championshp track meet at Gulf Breeze on April 10.

Antenney Hemingway will be the first head boys track coach in Soundside history.

The stakes are a little higher this week for area baseball teams as district tournament play begins on Tuesday.

Tears in the eyes of Elijah Busby had yet to fully dry as he prepared to walk off his home field for the final time in his high school lacrosse career.


Losing stings, especially to a rival from down the road, but the 19-4 loss to Gulf Breeze in the District 1-2A semifinal round Saturday doesn’t tell the full story of this special season.

Navarre’s girls lacrosse team set a new program record for wins as it advanced to the District 1-2A championship game for the second year in a row.

Navarre’s boys lacrosse team opened the District 1-2A tournament in impressive fashion, rolling past Lincoln 20-1 Thursday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.

Navarre’s softball team capped last week with a big win, rolling over Choctaw 10-0 in six innings at home Thursday night.