Emily Madril has always seemed destined to be a pro. From her time as a Navarre Raider to her success at Florida State, Madril never failed to show her ability to be one of the best in the game.
On Thursday night, the young soccer star heard her name called in Philadelphia at the NWSL Draft, getting selected third overall by the Orlando Pride.
Selissa Bly remembers being a younger soccer player at Navarre and looking up to the seniors.
She’s now in that position, along with seven of her teammates, and they were recognized prior to the Raiders’ 4-0 win over Choctaw Tuesday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
There was a glimmer of hope for Navarre’s boys basketball team in the final two minutes and 12 seconds of Tuesday night’s game against West Florida Tech.
Jonah Forrest knocked down two clutch 3-pointers, including one with 32.4 seconds to play that brought the Raiders within six.
Even in a season that hasn’t been easy, Navarre’s boys soccer team won’t quit.
That was the case here on senior night Monday at Bennett C. Russell Stadium in a game against Escambia.
Jonah Forrest is a new face on the Navarre boys basketball team this season, though he’s no stranger to the area.
He used to live here at one time, playing football and basketball, but as a child in a military family, he’s moved around a few times.
Angel Rhodes stands under the basket bruising and battling with opposing players.
The mind of the Navarre senior hoops standout is locked in on one thing.
Late Friday evening, the clock pushing 11 p.m., students worked to roll up mats, put away weights and remove platforms.
Over in one corner of the gym, lifters sat on a set of bleachers and listened to Navarre head coach Garrett Bagley talk about the team’s performance on this night and the road ahead.
Michael Carter’s second season in the NFL came to an end Sunday afternoon.
Carter and the New York Jets lost 11-6 to Miami in their season finale at Hard Rock Stadium. The Jets end the year with a 7-10 record.
New University of West Florida football coach Kaleb Nobles has announced a few members of his coaching staff.
The Argos are keeping Steve Saulnier and Ron Dickerson Jr. while adding Kavell Conner. Jordan Remsza and Joe Wintrick.
Blue Wahoos Stadium will be going cashless starting with the 2023 season.
The move puts the Double-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins in alignment with Major League Baseball Stadiums across the nation.
