Cailyn Cooke has already secured her future as a softball player. The Navarre senior standout is taking her talents to Gulf Coast State.
It’s a big deal for the Raider catcher.
Down five with under two minutes to play, it appears Navarre’s boys basketball team is on the brink of a comeback over Crestview.
The Raiders come through with a rebound, but instead of it turning into a critical possession, the ball is turned over.
The University of West Florida football didn’t need much time to name its next head football coach.
Kaleb Nobles is now in charge of one of the most successful programs in NCAA Division II.
It’s a three-point game with under two minutes to play and Angel Rhodes makes a strong move in the paint, doing her best to get a shot up over a defender and close the gap for Navarre in an intense District 1-6A game against rival Pace on the road Monday night.
Tori Martino didn’t plan on playing college soccer this season. But the more she thought about it, the more she realized she wasn’t ready to give up on her favorite sport just yet.
Playing in his first game since suffering an ankle sprain two weeks ago against Chicago, Michael Carter had a tough day against the Buffalo Bills Sunday afternoon at Highmark Stadium.
Down double digits and hope fading fast, Navarre’s boys basketball came back to life against Tate last Friday night in Cantonment.
By the time there was 6:26 to play in the third quarter of this District 1-6A game, the Raiders were within two after Nickolas Acevero worked his way to the basket for a shot off the glass.
The run is over for the University of West Florida football team.
After rallying from 14 down to tie the score at halftime in an NCAA Division II national semifinal against Ferris State, the Argos couldn’t carry that momentum into the final two quarters as their season ended with a 38-17 loss Saturday afternoon at Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids, Michigan.
At one point in the first quarter of Tuesday’s game against South Walton, it appeared as if Navarre’s girls basketball team had finally found its footing.
Two free throws from Harmony Stafford and a layup by Angel Rhodes put the Raiders up 12-11 with 1:35 to go in the opening quarter.
