Sports Archive

Navarre is going to be well-represented in the Subway All-Star Football Game Dec. 14 at Blue Wahoos Stadium in Pensacola.

In the three games the Raiders have played this season, they are not only undefeated but have not been scored upon.

Dante Wright scrambled around in the backfield in the third quarter, doing everything he could to turn nothing into something.

Greg Metropolit is from Canada, the hockey capital of the world, which means the game has always been a part of his life.

This wasn’t a pretty win, a polished display of offense and defense, but that’s just fine in this instance for Navarre’s girls basketball team. Winning a game that at times was rugged worked just fine Tuesday afternoon against Escambia.

David Melega will be the first to tell you there is a different feeling surrounding this year’s edition of Navarre’s boys basketball team.

Amber Morrow and Megan Haytak had an opportunity to represent Navarre in the Subway All-Star Volleyball Game Tuesday night.

Each of the three Navarre athletes who signed letters of intent Wednesday to play their sport in college next season have their reasons for choosing the schools that they did.

Harrison Dorsey had competed in a handful of events at the district swim meet earlier in the day last month at the University of West Florida.

Fernando Gomez isn’t one of those wide receivers who makes big play after big play. He doesn’t have a Hudl page full of game highlights.