Navarre’s girls weightlifting team made a statement earlier this month, winning the Power of Christmas Invitational in Suwannee.
The Raiders won the Olympic and traditional titles, and head coach Garrett Bagley loves that his team handled its first big meet of the year so well.
Abby Fogg has known all along her Navarre Raider girls basketball team has the potential to be pretty good. Sure, the roster is youth-heavy, and there is little returning experience on it.
But that hasn’t stopped the Raiders from making progress, from taking steps forward that have helped make this team one that isn’t an easy out for any opponent.
Rob Simon won his 250th as the head coach of the Navarre Raider girls soccer team last month.
As big of a deal as that is, he is quick to share the credit.
Jason Kisor wasn’t expecting to be a college flag football coach so soon. But the opportunity presented to the current coach of the Navarre Raider flag football team was one he couldn’t pass up.
Kisor has been named the head coach of the flag football program that John Melvin Christian College in Pace is starting. The inaugural season is set for the spring of 2026.
Navarre’s boys soccer team has a strong senior class that has played a big role in the Raiders’ impressive start to the 2024-25 season.
Fifteen are on the roster and many of them remember the lean years of the program, which won a combined five games over a two-year stretch before winning 10 games last season.
Navarre’s Ethan Newman has found a new home in college football.
The former Navarre standout offensive lineman announced his commitment to Memphis Dec. 11 after entering the transfer portal last month.
Dasia Wilder wasn’t planning to do any sports in high school.
But she was convinced to give weightlifting a try, and looking back, the Navarre senior is impressed with how far she has come in the sport over the last couple of years.
A high energy practice runs over a little bit as the Navarre Raider boys basketball team gets some free-throw shooting in before calling it a day.
The Raiders have gotten off to a rough start this season, dropping five of their first six, but head coach Terry Posey is encouraged by the effort and energy his team continues to display.
