Sports Archive

The FHSAA regional rankings are out for softball and several area teams are in the mix for a postseason berth.


Pace, Navarre, Milton and Central are all in the top four of their respective regions.

Navarre grad Kate Hudson reached a milestone in her college career on March 21.


The former Raider hit the 100-point mark of her career as a lacrosse player at Huntingdon College in an 11-9 win over Brevard.

Roan Strom knows what it is like to make a postseason run.


He’s one of three Navarre Raiders on this year’s boys weightlifting team – Curtis Sanders and Evan Rosa Gale are the other two — who went to state last season.

Rick Tribit is busy organizing his office on an afternoon in early March before sitting down for an interview about his new job.


He’s excited about his role as athletic director at Soundside High School, which opens this fall, and is familiar with playing a part in starting a new school.

Success on the court led to 22 wins for Navarre’s girls basketball team this season.

Success in the classroom propelled the Raiders to an FHSAA academic state championship in the 6A classification.

The new FHSAA classifications are out for fall sports other than football.

Navarre grad Rachel Leggett came through with a solid performance in her final college game.

Pace is the No. 1 team in the state in 6A and atop the FHSAA Region 1-6A rankings.


Jay and Central are also ranked among the top teams in the region while Navarre and Milton are just outside the top eight in their respective regions.

Navarre’s boys and girls lacrosse teams are still ranked among the best in the region.

Navarre head softball coach Jacqueline Othmani knows her team has a lot of potential. And the Raiders have shown it lately, winning six of seven after starting the year 1-3.