During one stretch in the third quarter of Navarre’s game against Walton Thursday night, the Raiders had the look of a team ready to put together a comeback.
This is the time of the year where teams either show they have the ability to be a title contender or fade away as a team that doesn’t quite have what it takes to rise up.
The Lady Raiders won their 12th consecutive district title during a home meet Jan. 11. Navarre qualified all 20 lifters for the sectional meet. The Raiders have been undefeated in district competition since 2006.
On the brink of a comeback early in the fourth quarter Tuesday night, Navarre’s girls basketball team couldn’t slow down Mobile Christian down the stretch and fell 40-22 to the Jaguars in a nonconference game at home.
Tate has been a thorn in the side of the Navarre’s boys soccer team, with the last two losses the Raiders have suffered coming at the hands of the Aggies.
Josh Cousineau knows all about winning. It’s all he has done the last two seasons of his pro hockey career, winning an SPHL championship in Knoxville two years ago before winning one with the Pensacola Ice Flyers last spring.
Jordan Leggett went out a winner Monday night, capping his collegiate career with a national championship as Clemson rallied for a 35-31 win over Alabama at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.
