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One thing is for sure. Someone is going to win on Friday night as Navarre and Gulf Breeze, both winless, battle in the Beach Bowl.

There’s no place like close to home for former Navarre Raider golfer Hailey Netro.

Brody Bruce had another big day for the Navarre Raiders on a cross-country course. So did Jaelee Placke.


Their teammates weren’t bad either at the Aggie Invitational Tuesday morning at the Ashton Brosnaham Complex in Pensacola.

Pace, Navarre and Milton all turned in strong performances at the Santa Rosa County swim meet Monday at the Hunter Pool in Pensacola.

Two points away from victory in a District 1-6A quarterfinal against Pace, Navarre’s volleyball team struggled to close the deal.


Once with a seemingly commanding lead, the Raiders’ advantage had been cut to a couple of points, and they found themselves on the verge of having to play a fifth game.

Michael Carter was on the field for the Arizona Cardinals for the second consecutive week, playing in the team’s 31-27 loss to Indianapolis on Sunday.


The former Navarre Raider carried the ball nine times for 34 yards and caught two passes for 30 yards.

Play ball. Or is it play golf?


In this instance, it is both sports for Jameson Rasmussen and Logan Hand. They are among a handful of athletes who play golf and baseball for the Navarre Raiders.

Even in a year when neither Navarre nor Gulf Breeze has a winning record, the Beach Bowl still means something.

Six games into the season, the University of West Florida is 6-0.


The interesting thing is that until this season, UWF, which has enjoyed a lot of success in a short time as a program, has never been unbeaten through its first six games.