For Navarre running back Michael Carter, the recruiting game started early. His appearance in a national championship game in middle school served as a launching pad to the spotlight.
Devin Wright had the experience of a lifetime earlier this month, playing in the Ripken Futures Game in Baltimore with 23 other elite 12-year-old baseball players from around the nation.
As the second half of the Southern League season rolls into its final weeks, the Pensacola Blue Wahoos haven’t taken a step back in terms of the way they battle each and every night.
Tre Baker wasn’t sure if he was going to get his shot to play college basketball. The situation the Navarre graduate faced heading into the summer was similar to having the ball in your hands with five seconds to play and your team is down two.
Dale Murphy talks with reporters outside the Pensacola Blue Wahoos clubhouse last Wednesday night as a handful of fans watch on, their eagerness unmistakable as they wait for the chance to have the former Atlanta Braves star sign an autograph.
Tyler Morton is the only returning starter on Navarre’s defensive line and understands his role as a leader is important to the success the Raiders have this season on their defensive front.
As sports medicine continues to evolve, the Andrews Institute does as well in its effort to provide the best health care to student-athletes in Escambia, Santa Rosa and Okaloosa counties.
