Brady Hammel stood on the field ready to kick a field goal with 1:29 to play Friday night; revenge, victory and a chance to make a statement all on the line for the Navarre Raiders.
Instead of throwing pitches, fielding balls or swinging bats, members of Navarre’s baseball team are swimming laps in an effort to build strength for the 2016 season.
Building a football program from scratch is a long process, but University of West Florida football coach Pete Shinnick is pleased with how far his team has come in a short period of time.
If there is one place the spotlight rarely shines, it’s on the offensive line. Recognition for the guys up front is limited at best, but their role is crucial to the success of any football team.
It isn’t often high school teammates play together in college, but former Navarre soccer standouts Shelby Clark and Hayley Naker are on the same side at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Ala.
This special season for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos didn’t end the way they hoped it would; their dreams of a Southern League championship dashed by Biloxi in a best-of-five divisional series.
It hasn’t been easy for the Navarre volleyball team in the early part of the season. Despite the effort, the Raiders have struggled to put marks in the win column.
When Michael Carter was tackled the second quarter of Navarre’s game against Washington Sept. 4, he never imagined it would be the end of his junior season with the Raiders.
