Sports Archive

Navarre’s road to its first district championship in volleyball in program history begins next Tuesday when the Raiders host Pace in a 6 p.m. District 1-6A semifinal match.

The Raiders are the second seed in the tournament and the Patriots are seeded third. The two teams met once during the regular season, with Navarre winning in four sets.

Abbey Nebarez gets up off the bench during a timeout and talks with the Navarre Raider volleyball players, providing them with insight that once proved valuable to her as a player.

Nebarez, once a familiar sight on the court for the Raiders, now finds herself in a coaching role, and she loves the opportunity she has to be an assistant this season to her former head coach, Ryan Davenport.

Anne-Marie Grant is the perfect example of how fast time has flown for the seniors on Navarre’s swim team.

“Coach Mary (Moorer) taught me how to swim when I was little and here I am now (as a senior),” Grant said.

Michael Carter found the end zone twice on Sunday as he helped the New York Jets knock off the Miami Dolphins 40-17 at MetLife Stadium.

The touchdowns are the first of the season for the Navarre alum, who is in his second season in the NFL.

Two big throws from Hunter Pfiester to Jadon Reese helped move the Navarre Raiders deep into Mosley territory, and now, with clock winding down, it was time for Taylor Gardner to take a shot at sealing the deal.

Until last Thursday night here in Panama City, Gardner had never been in a position to make a game-winning field goal. He’ll admit he was a little nervous, but that’s natural in a pressure-packed moment. Then again, he was also confident.

A lot is on the line when Navarre travels to Lynn Haven tonight to take on Mosley.

The Raiders and Dolphins square off in a crucial Region 1-4S game at Tommy Oliver Stadium. Kickoff is 7 p.m.

Samara Finley was on a roll.

Three straight aces by the Raider volleyball senior helped Navarre close out a crucial third set against Fort Walton Beach and put the team on the cusp of a senior night victory.

Troy Johnston has been named the Double-A MVP of the Miami Marlins organization.

The standout hitter played in 85 games with the Blue Wahoos in 2022, hitting .292.

Jay Warren stops a reporter mid-sentence when asked about being part of one of the best football teams in Navarre history.

In the mind of Warren, the 2012 Raiders weren’t merely one of the best teams in program history. They were the best.