Another postseason is ahead for area high school weightlifting teams.
For 3A teams, the journey begins Monday at Pace with the District 1-3A meet. The 1A meet is on Wednesday at Baker.
Navarre’s girls basketball season is having one of its best seasons in program history.
The Raiders have thrived behind veteran talent and stellar play on both ends of the floor.
Navarre’s girls soccer team had an opportunity to perhaps steal the No. 2 seed from Pace for the District 1-6A tournament.
But a penalty kick late in the action, resulting from a questionable call that left head coach Rob Simon frustrated, proved to be the difference in a 1-0 loss to the Patriots on the road last Tuesday night.
Emily (Madril) Sams is headed to Los Angeles to play for Angel City after spending the first three seasons of her career in Orlando.
The former Navarre Raider is headed to a new team via a trade in exchange for $650,000 intraleague transfer funds.
The latest regional rankings are out and a handful of teams in our coverage area are in the top eight of their respective regions.
In girls hoops, Navarre is third Region 1-6A, L.E.A.D. Academy is first in Region 1-1A and Laurel Hill is fourth in Rural Region 1.
The latest FHSAA regional rankings are out for high school soccer and two teams in our coverage are remain in the top eight.
Pace’s girls soccer team is third this week while Navarre is eighth in Region 1-6A.
Jay Walls has been coaching football a long time, nearly 30 years, but he’s never built a program from the ground up.
That all changed this week when he was announced as the first football coach in Soundside High history.
They poured off the bench riding a wave of excitement, their feeling of accomplishment undeniable, joining their Navarre Raider teammates who were already on the court as the clock hit zero.
Beating Niceville is a big deal, especially this year.
