Navarre’s boys basketball team was so close to notching its first win of the year Tuesday afternoon.
Missed opportunities at the free-throw line, however, proved costly in a 49-46 loss to Pensacola on the second day of the EscaRosa Challenge at Milton.
Cici Buffalino was one of the best soccer players in the area last season. She scored 19 goals and dished out five assists, helping the Navarre Raiders claim a district championship and berth in the regional tournament. And that success has carried over to this year, where Buffalino is once again a player to watch. […]
At one point in Monday’s game against Pace, Navarre’s girls basketball team trailed by nearly 20.
That didn’t deter this young Raider team from putting up a fight, however, closing the gap to nine in the second half before ultimately falling 46-31.
The University of West Florida women’s soccer team has advanced to the third round of the NCAA Division II tournament after beating Nova Southeastern 2-1 on Sunday.
Navarre alum Bailey Huston has earned a spot on the USA South Athletic Conference All-Sportsmanship team.
The Huntingdon football standout earned the recognition as a result of his leadership on and off the field.
Navarre alum Emily (Madril) Sams is a National Women’s Soccer League champion.
The league’s defender of the year helped the Orlando Pride top the Washington Spirit 1-0 to win their first championship in franchise history Saturday night in Kansas City.
Keyon Stoutemire made a name for himself in 2024.
The former Lighthouse Christian Academy standout earned second-team All-USA South Athletic Conference honors as a sophomore defensive back for NCAA Division III LaGrange.
Senior Ryan Evans will tell you the confidence of this Navarre boys soccer team is growing.
It could have been rattled after the season opener, when the Raiders lost 4-3 to reigning district champion Tate. Instead, Navarre got on track, rattling off five consecutive wins to carry a ton of momentum into Thanksgiving break.
Yes, it’s campaign season – and all the ugly that comes with it. What you may not know is if you contribute money to Rob Williamson’s opponent he will shut you out. And apparently he has a long memory.
