Navarre’s volleyball team has been in every match it has played. The Raiders traveled to Niceville on Sep 6 to take on the Eagles, hoping the trend of playing close matches continued. However, the Eagles had other ideas. Using their height advantage and powerful net play, the Eagles dominated the match and won in three games.
Only one starter returned for Navarre’s offensive line this season. Youth and inexperience can be challenging to overcome, especially against a contender like Crestview, which has strength, size and experience.
Navarre head coach Jay Walls entered the locker room late Friday, gathered his team together and gave an energized post-victory pep talk. He then danced around with his players, the entire group jumping up and down, shouting and cheering, having the time of their life.
Chris Hering has played in a lot of football games in his life. Never before has the former Navarre Raider experienced what he did during Huntingdon’s season opener against Guilford over Labor Day weekend.
Navarre’s swim team opened its season with a pair of meets last week, taking on area powerhouse Washington in a dual meet at home Tuesday before competing in a meet with Gulf Breeze and Pace the next day at Hunter Pool.
Navarre girls golf coach Samantha Holt still hears stories from her golfers about running into fellow students who have no clue there is a girls golf team at the high school.
Chris Williams saw an opening and ran through it. Eight yards later, the senior running back was in the end zone. Williams pointed to the sky as he crossed the goal line late in the second quarter, his way of honoring a fallen former teammate.
Late in the fourth quarter Thursday night, a University of West Florida victory all but secured, Navarre’s own Quentin Randolph turned to the crowd behind the end zone and saw some of his hometown boys.
