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Jul 8, 2026

Pensacola Christian College will host the National Christian College Athletic Association Division II men’s and women’s basketball tournaments for the next three years, starting in 2027.


Jul 8, 2026

Walker Bridges is playing on both sides of the football this year. A tight end a year ago, he will also play defensive end for the Navarre Raiders his senior season.


Jul 7, 2026

Chris McPherson was about to get a summer practice started on Monday when it was announced that he would be the next head coach of the Raider flag football team.


Jul 7, 2026

Sean Acosta has been in the shoes of the soccer players he will now coach. Acosta played for the Navarre Raiders when he was in high school and was named the team’s next head coach on Monday.


Jul 6, 2026

Navarre’s Tyler and Emma Pich were both playing basketball when their interest in lacrosse was sparked.

They were sophomores at the time and gave the sport a shot.


Jul 6, 2026

Former Navarre Raider Quentin Randolph and the Vegas Knight Hawks have secured a first-round home game for the Indoor Football League playoffs.


Jul 5, 2026

Navarre’s own Michael Sandle has been selected for the Frontier League All-Star Game for the second year in a row.

Sandle plays baseball for the Windy City Thunderbolts and is in his second year with the team.


Jul 2, 2026

Greg Boozer is thrilled with the way the summer has gone for the Navarre Raider boys basketball team.

One thing that has stood out to the first-year head coach is the way the team has embraced leadership.


Jul 2, 2026

Classifications for the FHSAA winter sports season are set and there are some changes, including three-team districts for 6A teams in this area.
The new districts will be in place for the next two seasons. Here’s a look at what is changing and what is staying the same.


Jul 2, 2026

Navarre’s girls basketball team continues to progress this summer and gained added experience during a camp at the University of West Florida last month.

It marked the first time the Raiders played with actual officials rather than have coaches do the officiating.