Former Red Sox prospect settles into new role with Reds organization
Before Nick Longhi did an interview with the media after a game earlier this month, he politely asked that no one bring up the trade that sent the talented minor leaguer from Boston to Cincinnati.
Crimson Tide favorite to win SEC
There were no surprised in the SEC Media poll, at least not at the top. Alabama is once again picked to win the SEC West and is favored to win the conference championship as well.
Sandle making an impact in first season in Coastal Plain League
Michael Sandle didn’t get a chance to play at South Alabama last season, redshirting instead for the Jaguars during his first season as a college baseball player.
Raiders taking steps forward during summer volleyball workouts
Navarre’s volleyball team won only six games a year ago. It’s one more win than the Raiders had in Michelle Lee’s first season as the head coach.
Hixon ready to help lead the way on Raiders’ offensive line
Watch the highlights of Darrell Hixon at the national Top Gun Showcase in South Carolina and it’s easy to be impressed with the way the Navarre offensive lineman handles the competition he is up against.
Davis not afraid to be his own critic
Rookie Davis is his own biggest critic. When he learned he was being demoted from Cincinnati to Triple-A Louisville in May, he accepted it without complaining, understanding he still has work to do to be an everyday starter in Major League Baseball.
Bes brings wealth of experience to Ice Flyers
Jeff Bes is the new head coach of the Pensacola Ice Flyers.
Raider baseball team gaining valuable experience over the summer
The sun is out in full force on a Monday afternoon in June, a welcome sight in a month that has been filled with what seems like nonstop rain.
Dante Wright ready to build off successful sophomore season
During the spring game in May, Dante Wright didn’t seem to miss a beat from where he left off a year ago as an integral part of the Navarre Raiders’ offense.
Seward sisters shine for Raiders on the soccer field
Jennifer Seward played only one year of soccer without her sister. She was 5 at the time and she recalls that she “begged Jessika to play” the following year.













