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Kileigh Whited is on the field directing the defense as the University of West Florida women’s soccer team battles Shorter in a Gulf South Conference game on a Sunday afternoon in Pensacola.

This is the former Navarre Raiders’ first official season of playing for the Argos after transferring in from South Alabama.

Navarre’s football team has some work to do if it’s going to climb back into playoff contention.

The Raiders are in that position after falling out of the top eight in this week’s 7A regional rankings.

Jenna Martin just missed on a chance to qualify for the regional Tuesday morning at Scenic Hills Golf Club in Pensacola.

Martin shot an 88 to pace the Navarre girls golf team, which saw its season come to an end. She missed out on a regional spot by one stroke.

When Abby Routh steps into the weight room for an early morning workout ahead of the girls weightlifting season, nothing else matters.

But that’s to be expected from Routh and her teammates as they take aim at leading the Navarre Raiders to another 3A state title.

The reigning national champions in NCAA Division II football are in the mix for a playoff berth.

In the first set of regional rankings for the 2021 season, the University of West Florida football team finds itself in the top seven.

Drew Ottley qualified for an individual berth to next week’s regional tournament.

The Raider golfer won a playoff against Sammy Tucker of Washington in thrilling fashion at Monday’s District 1-3A tournament at Stonebrook Golf Club in Pace.

Athena Hicks wasn’t sure how well things would go for her at Saturday’s EscaRosa Meet on the campus of the University of West Florida.

With the sand, the woods and even hills, the course was going to be anything but easy for Hicks and her Navarre Raider teammates.

Michael Carter had the most productive day of his NFL career Sunday afternoon.

Carter led the Jets in rushing and receiving in the New York Jets’ 54-13 loss to the New England Patriots on the road.

Whether it’s a few minutes or merely seconds, the University of West Florida is going to view it as enough to time to score points.

So with 14 seconds to go in the first half, the Argos facing a third and 20, rather than just coast into halftime, they flexed their muscle against Shorter with a play that shows just how explosive they can be on the offensive side of the ball.

Ian Sones came running off the field with the ball in his hands. He had just recovered a muffed punt in the end zone for a touchdown that put Navarre ahead of Niceville. Or so he thought.

The referees reversed the third-quarter call, ruling it a touchback, which meant Niceville kept possession, and the Raiders were never the same against the Eagles in this District 1-7A showdown at Eagle Stadium Friday night.