Emily Madril spent a little time two summers ago working with players from Navarre United at a camp. She was still at Florida State at the time.
Now the Navarre alum is in her first year as a pro with the Orlando Pride and is taking that connection with the local soccer club to another level.
Joey Indelicato had high hopes for his senior baseball season at Navarre.
And then, in a preseason game at Pace in February, it all ended before it started.
Navarre’s softball team put together one of its best seasons in 2023 and all signs point to that success continuing next year.
While the Raiders are losing a strong senior class that helped the team reach its first regional tournament since 2019, a number of key players will return for the 2024 campaign.
The early excitement of a 17 to nothing lead quickly dissipated for Navarre as the Raiders gave up three touchdowns and the win to their rival, the Gulf Breeze Dolphins, Friday, May 19.
The Raiders did show some promise on both sides of the ball, especially on defense through most of the time varsity played as they caught two interceptions. The first quarter was mostly a defensive struggle, with the Raiders scoring on a touchdown once and the Dolphins not getting anywhere close.
For the first time in program history, Lighthouse Private Christian Academy’s football team played a spring game.
That’s a big deal for the Stingrays, who battled North Bay Haven Thursday afternoon and used the opportunity to evaluate talent in a live game situation.
Patrick Monteverde has been downright brilliant for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos this season. That didn’t change last Wednesday night in a 7-4 win over the Tennessee Smokies.
Monteverde, the Southern League Player of the Week in April, improved to 5-0 on the season as he helped the Double-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins stretch their win streak to 10 games.
A season to remember came to a close for Navarre’s softball team Tuesday night in Oviedo.
The Raiders, making their first trip to the regional in four years, lost 9-4 to Hagerty in a Region 1-6A semifinal.
Caden Howard hoped to play football and compete in track in his first year at NCAA Division III Huntingdon.
Things changed for the former Navarre Raider once he arrived on campus after a higher-up in the athletic department told him he couldn’t do both even though he was the under the impression he could.
Navarre’s football team held its second scrimmage under the lights this past Friday night, hosting its Maroon and White Game at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
Raider head coach Jay Walls thought the team took big steps forward on both sides of the ball.
Navarre softball players were all smiles as they carried their bags to the bus late Monday morning ahead of leaving town for the next big test on their schedule.
The Raiders were scheduled to take on Hagerty in a Region 1-6A semifinal Tuesday night at 7 p.m. EST in Oviedo. It’s their first trip to the second round of the regional since 2011.
