Former Navarre soccer star Emily (Madril) Sams posed for a photo today with United States Women’s National Soccer team ahead of the Opening Ceremony at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
The 2024 All-Gulf South Conference preseason football team features 10 University of West Florida football players, the most of any school in the league.
David Clearman had a few options on the table for college basketball, mainly at the junior college level. But the 2024 Navarre grad wasn’t sure if he wanted to start at one school and then transfer to another in two years.
Enter Southern Mississippi. And a unique offer and opportunity that carries a lot of meaning to the 6-foot-7 standout.
Name Image and Likeness (NIL) deals can officially be signed after the Florida Department of Education approved it on Wednesday.
It’s the final step in a process that gives the green light for a long-awaited opportunity for high school athletes in the Sunshine State.
New Breed made its mark in Nashville, claiming a 7-on-7 national flag football championship over the weekend.
The local team made up of top area high school flag football standouts went 4-0 in the tournament to win a title in just its second year of existence.
Down to the final seconds of the first half between the Vegas Knight Hawks and Tucson Sugar Skulls, there was still time for Navarre’s own Quentin Randolph to a make a play.
And boy, did he make one.
Emily (Madril) Sams arrived in France this week with the United States Women’s National Soccer team.
The former Navarre Raider soccer star is one of four alternates with the team, which is in Paris for the 2024 Olympics that begin this coming week.
With travel volleyball taking up time and head coach Ryan Davenport having to step down and then get rehired after retiring from teaching, the Navarre Raiders have only done summer workouts during the month of July.
But it’s safe to say summer has been productive.
Garrett Bagley brought up energy after his Navarre Raider football team finished out a 7 on 7 against Booker T Washington on Thursday in Pensacola.
The Raider head coach wants his team to have it every time it’s on the field, to celebrate big plays when they are made.
