Going into the district playoffs, the Raiders will be fighting to end a three-game losing streak. They are getting great pitching and timely hitting. However, the defense, one of the team’s strong points, has recently lacked consistency. The Raiders lost three games this past week, all by one run. Errors have been the difference between a win and a loss.
Until his sophomore year, Nick Lightner didn’t play much tennis. Carson Whitley, on the other hand, has been playing the sport since he was a young child. His dad, Rob, after all, is the head coach.
If there is a silver lining to the end of last week for Navarre’s baseball team it is that this team, a team with only three seniors, is going to leave it all on the field no matter who the opponent is.
Abigail Pantlitz leaned over on the track, a few feet away from the finish line she had just crossed in the 100-meter dash in a time of 12.65, her hands on her knees, trying to fight back the pain in her legs.
Matt Harshany is living the ultimate sports dream. He signed his national letter of intent Wednesday with an NCAA Division I School, choosing to continue his hoops career at Cornell.
Lighthouse Private Christian Academy has its first college basketball signee. Mathilde Nicolas out of France inked a national letter of intent with Spring Hill in Mobile.
Jody Davis reached for a cold beverage in his office late Wednesday night, and the drink was one he needed after the close call his Pensacola Blue Wahoos survived in a 6-5 win over the Chattanooga Lookouts in their home opener.
Daniel Wright knows what it’s like to get to play at the highest level of his sport. He’s pitched for both the Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles Angels over the course of his first five years in pro baseball.
