Josh Carter has his ankle soaking in a bucket of ice. Music is playing on his cell phone as he sits inside the Navarre football fieldhouse and recovers from another tough day of summer practice.
Nearly seven innings into a game against Mobile during the first half of the Southern League season, Seth Varner gives up a home run that erases a scoreless tie.
Cone drills, pulling sleds and seven on seven drills are among the activities crammed into a typical day of workouts for the Navarre Raiders under a hot summer sun.
Deep lines form in front of the registration table at the Navarre Soccer Complex on the first night of tryouts for Navarre United on an evening in late May.
Former Navarre track coach Mimi Surratt last saw Darnell Deas Jr. in March. It was at the FSU Relays in Tallahassee. Deas was a running back at Navarre in 2017 and competed in track as well that year, but he had since moved to the Jacksonville area and attended Fleming Island the second half of the year.
