Another win is in the books for Navarre’s football team, the Raiders pouncing on Pace 42-27 Friday night in the District 2-6A opener for both teams; but the journey isn’t over.
Adversity takes its toll on a team, eroding its spirit and will to keep pushing forward, sometimes for only a game or two. Sometime the adversity has no end in sight.
Navarre’s swim team competed at the Optimist Dolphin Invitational at the University of West Florida Saturday. A total of 16 teams competed and served as preparation for the district meet there later this month.
Sophia Tucker finished 34th in the Gulf Coast Stampede Saturday morning at the Equestrian Center in Pensacola and gained a great deal from the experience, especially with the district meet less than a month away.
Instead of throwing pitches, fielding balls or swinging bats, members of Navarre’s baseball team are swimming laps in an effort to build strength for the 2016 season.
Gatlin Casey is on the field for the first time in his college football career and the former Navarre standout hasn’t let the opportunity to make an impact slip through his fingers.
