Though Navarre head weightlifting coach Garrett Bagley spent most of his time focused on running the Navarre Invitational on Wednesday, he saw enough from his own team to say the Raiders had a pretty good day.
Keyon Stoutemire’s success didn’t happen overnight.
A year after not seeing the field, Stoutemire burst onto the scene at LaGrange in 2024 as one of the top defensive players in the USA South Athletic Conference.
Natalie Busch and Avery Didion have plenty of experience on the flag football field and are looking to grow their games even more.
Their experience last season with the Navarre Raiders, coupled with their time on the New Breed travel team, has proven beneficial.
Over the last two weeks Navarre’s baseball team has started to find its stride a bit.
The Raiders beat previously unbeaten West Florida Tech by a 6-3 score and won for the second time in four games last Monday after rolling past Pensacola 12-0.
Navarre’s boys and girls track teams finished as the runner-up at the Frank Lay Patriot Invitational in Pace last Friday as the Raiders remain one of the top teams in the area.
Navarre’s boys lacrosse team dominated Milton in a rivalry game on March 6 and it was just what the Raiders needed after a tough loss to Niceville five days earlier.
The Raiders rolled to a 17-3 win over the Panthers at the Milton Community Center, notching their third victory of the season.
Landen Nary became the all-time leader in goals scored for Navarre’s boys lacrosse team last week.
Nary scored five goals in a 17-3 win over Milton on March 6, paving the way for a big Raider victory while also pushing his career total to 49.
Midway through the season, the Navarre Raider girls lacrosse team is at eight wins and counting, double the win total of the previous two seasons combined.
For those scoring at home, those eight wins are the most in school history.
Navarre’s baseball team earned a big win Wednesday night, knocking off West Florida Tech 6-3, handing the Jaguars their first loss. West Florida came into the game at 9-0 on the year.
Navarre’s baseball team knew it would have its hands full against the reigning 1A state champion Jay Royals last Friday.
And that proved to be the case as the Raiders fell behind 4-1 after one inning and ended up falling 10-3.
