Josh Wilson wanted to be back on the field two weeks ago for Navarre’s home opener but wasn’t quite in the clear from the concussion he suffered in Navarre’s week one game.
With a bye week buying him some extra time to get healthy, the senior standout was back at it Thursday night for the Raiders’ road game against Mosley.
Kaitlyn Montgomery led the Navarre Raider volleyball team in kills last season, racking up more than 300.
The senior is playing an important role in the attack again this season and said her success the last two seasons is connected to a few things.
Navarre takes aim at winning its first game of the season tonight when it battles Mosley at Tommy Oliver Stadium in Panama City.
Kickoff is 7 p.m. for the Raiders, who have been shutout in the first two weeks of the season but have won the last two meetings against the Dolphins (3-0).
Navarre’s Taylor Netro is off to a strong start to her sophomore season and that success continued in a match against Catholic and Northview Tuesday afternoon at Hidden Creek.
Samantha Class was back on the court with the Navarre Raider volleyball team Tuesday night a week after being in a tough situation.
“I was actually sick in the hospital last week. This is kind of my comeback I guess,” Class said with a smile.
Navarre’s boys golf team competed at the Byron Nathan Classic at Stonebrook on Monday.
The Raiders shot a 367 as a team, with Cruz Lazo leading the way with an 86. Ethan Erickson was right behind him with an 87.
Charlie Cottrell is back in a setting no one expected him to ever be in again.
He’s on a football field, grinding away on the offensive line, creating room for the running backs and protecting the quarterback.
