Sports Archive

In typical Dante Wright fashion, the star wide receiver for the Navarre Raiders was humble in the wake of his big news.

Navarre’s boys cross-country team placed fifth at the District 1-3A meet Saturday in Panama City. Niceville won the championship.

Confidence was high for the Pensacola Ice Flyers as they returned to practice for the first time since their 4-0 season-opening win over reigning SPHL champion Macon.

The University of West Florida’s bid to set a program record for wins in a season faded in the fourth quarter of a 35-18 loss Saturday afternoon to nationally ranked West Alabama.

Florida businessman and philanthropist Quint Studer talked to the players, the coaches and members of the community on hand at the Rivalry and Respect Breakfast Tuesday morning at St. Ann Catholic Church in Gulf Breeze about a time he gave a eulogy.

Make it three in a row on the road for the University of West Florida football team.

Noah Peterson waited patiently last Tuesday afternoon to see if he had indeed qualified for the regional golf tournament.

Quentin Randolph’s story is one of perseverance. He could have given up a while ago, put football in the rear-view mirror and moved on to something else.

Hope ramped up to another level for Navarre’s volleyball team Tuesday night in the District 1-8A tournament at Gulf Breeze.

Head coach of the Pensacola Ice Flyers Jeff Bes said a couple of weeks ago his job in training camp was going to be tough. It’s not easy making cuts. But the Pensacola Ice Flyers roster is down to the magic number of 19 – 18 can dress on game night and one is an alternate – as they skate into the new season.