Navarre High School football players will take the field at 7 p.m. Friday for the annual Maroon and White scrimmage game, which brings an end to the Raiders’ spring practice.
Navarre area students with special needs came out to play games, dance and just have fun at this year’s Raider Sports Ability Games at the Navarre High School fields Friday.
The 35th Annual Senior Scholar Athlete Awards Banquet was held May 8 at Olive Baptist Church in Pensacola. The event was sponsored by the Pensacola Sports Association and recognizes senior student athletes in every sport from each high school in Santa Rosa and Escambia counties. Recipients are selected for their athletic accomplishments and community service contributions with an emphasis on academic and scholastic excellence.
Jenna Bobbitt may be the best softball player to ever put on a Raider uniform, and that is saying a lot. This week, the Florida High School Coach’s Association agreed with that assessment and named her to the north squad for the state all-star tournament to be played in Ocala May 16 and 17. Bobbitt was also named to the Subway Northwest Florida All-star team consisting of Escambia, Santa Rosa and Okaloosa seniors in a game to be played May 22.
The Navarre High School Baseball Booster Club hosted the annual end of season awards banquet May 8 at the Club at Hidden Creek. Coach David Meredith presented individual awards to the following varsity players:
Forecasters called for a significant chance of heavy rain and storms May 10 in Navarre, but Ian Lockwood Memorial 5k race director Rebecca McCleery was hoping it would hold off until at least 9:30 a.m., after the race ended. She got her wish.
Three Navarre High School athletes – Roman Spear, Alex Wattley and Christian Gill – competed Saturday in the FHSAA Class 3A state meet in Jacksonville and one came home with a second place medal.
Navarre 4, Leon County 3
The Lady Raiders combined great pitching from freshman Hanna Stapleton and a sensational offensive and defensive performance by Shana Pearl to win a tight 4 – 3 game at Leon High School in the regional quarterfinal game April 24.
Last April, the girls from the Navarre High School class of 2014 made history by becoming the first group of underclasswomen to win the clash between the juniors and seniors. In the annual Powder Puff Flag Football Game held April 24 at Bennett C. Russell Stadium, the class of 2014 improved to 2-0, a record that can never be broken, only tied.
