Dr. Steve Jordan of the Andrews Institute in Gulf Breeze can’t put a price tag on the impact the facility’s Sports Medicine Outreach Program has had on high school athletes in a four-county area.
Batting practice ends for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos and Hall of Fame shortstop Barry Larkin heads off the field, walking alongside one of the young prospects in the Cincinnati Reds organization.
The end of the season girls’ softball banquet was held on May 23. The team ended the season with an 11 – 13 record. However, the team’s success is not measured in wins and losses. They were in each game down to the last out. There was no quit in this Raider team.
He once took a Chinese course at the University of West Florida. His ACT score is a 33. The military academies — Navy, Army, Air Force — along with Ivy League schools Princeton and Yale are showing interest in him.
Hitting for power isn’t typically the mode of attack for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos. They are a team that relies much more on great pitching – the staff ranks first in the league – and solid defense.
With the varsity on the field for the second half of Navarre’s spring game against Pace Friday night – the junior varsity played the first half – the Raiders sent a quick message with its quick-strike offense.
