For the second time in three years, the Navarre High School girls weightlifting team is a state champion. Two years ago, when the Raiders won their first state title, it was by a one-point margin.
Pete Shinnick and his coaching staff were aggressive on the recruiting trail in their efforts to sign the first recruiting class in the history of University of West Florida football.
It was the first game of the year, and while it was just a preseason contest that does not count, any time a team faces off with state and national champions Pensacola Catholic and comes out ahead 2-0, it means something.
Kyle Arrasmith has always loved offense, but during his Navarre High School football career, the 6-foot-6 240-pound standout played mostly defense for the Raiders, starring as a defensive end.
Greg Boozer sat in the hospitality room at Niceville High School Thursday night and talked about the end of the season for his Navarre girls basketball team.
Last Thursday night’s Region 1 4-A regional semifinal at Bennett Russell Stadium ended in shock and outrage for the Navarre High School boys soccer team.
While it may not seem like spring is on the horizon, the 2015 baseball season is fast approaching. The Raiders will take the field this year with a new leader. Navarre High School Principal Brian Noack has tapped Athletic Director Scott Murphy to take over the program which has gone through its share of tumult over the last several years.
