Late in the first quarter of Friday night’s game against Milton, the Navarre Raiders had energy and momentum on their side.
They scored on a trick play, with Brody Huston hitting Mason Hinson on a touchdown pass for a 7-0 lead at the 3:32 mark.
Pensacola State women’s soccer coach Mark Yepshin remembers when his Pensacola State women’s soccer team only had a practice field and had to play its home games at the Ashton Brosnaham Complex.
Navarre and Pace competed in a tri-meet with Gulf Breeze on Tuesday at the Pullum YMCA in Navarre.
The Raiders won the girls meet with 574 points while Pace was second with 481. On the boys side, Pace took second (858) and Navarre was third (798).
A Santa Rosa County football rivalry is on the horizon as Navarre takes on Milton Friday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
Game time is 7:30 p.m. and the Raiders and Panthers are both seeking their first win of the season.
One day after being cut by the Tennessee Titans, the team has signed former Navarre Raider football star Michael Carter to its practice squad.
Emma Barry didn’t need much time to make an impact as a college soccer player.
The former Navarre Raider scored two goals and dished out two assists in two games for Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
Alex Hepler is the answer to a future trivia question.
The sophomore solidified that last Monday night in Soundside’s first game on its home turf.
Kyra McKelvey was the Southland Conference Player of the Year last season.
It was a big deal for the former Navarre Raider standout, who plays college volleyball at Southeastern Louisiana University.
The University of West Florida’s Byron Puryear has been named the United Athletic Conference’s Defensive Player of the Week.
Week two of the high school football season is in the rear-view mirror.
Here’s a look back at how things played out and a glance at what is ahead for Navarre, Pace, Central, Jay and Milton this week.
