Just after 6 a.m. on a Monday morning in April, Navarre High School offensive line coach Greg Greenhaw is lying on a hospital bed unsure if this is the day the scoreboard clock in the game of life hits zero.
After being postponed several times because of rain, the Raider Games went off without a hitch on Wednesday, May 18. “The main reason we hold these games is so the kids have fun,” coordinator Jessica Howie said. Judging from the smiles on the athletes’ faces, the event was an overwhelming success.
It’s just after 3 p.m. on a sun-splashed May afternoon and Kamber Anderson is sitting in a seat at Blue Wahoos Stadium talking about working in a sports setting.
It wasn’t a perfect performance but Navarre’s football team had an opportunity to face an actual opponent Friday night and that was a big deal to the Raiders.
