Sports Archive

The Pensacola Blue Wahoos finished the first half of the Southern League season in second place, missing out on a first-half title by one game.

Michael Sandle continues impress in year two with the Windy City ThunderBolts.


Sandle remains among the best hitters in the Frontier League, batting .366 on the season.

Quentin Randolph reached a milestone in his Indoor Football League career on June 19, getting to the 100-career touchdown mark.

Filling the void at quarterback is one of the focal points of this offseason for the Navarre Raiders.


And so far, it’s been a healthy competition, starting with spring football and carrying over to summer workouts.

Navarre’s August Gamauf qualified for state in the pole vault this past season. It was great news.


Unfortunately, nationals for gymnastics in Oklahoma was the same day.

Libby Lewis wanted to stay involved in softball after high school and coaching turned out to be her way to do it.


Lewis spent this past season coaching with the Navarre Raiders, who she played for as a high school athlete.

Todd Arasmith isn’t new to coaching high school basketball.


But he is new to coaching a program being built from the ground up, which is the situation he is in at Soundside, the first high school to open in Santa Rosa County since 1996.

Ben and Luke Eberhardt have played multiple sports growing up and are always competitive. It comes with the territory of being brothers.

Navarre Raider boys basketball coach Greg Boozer uses the menu analogy when talking about his plans for the Raiders in year one at the helm of the program.


“It’s about revealing what plans I have for them. I might decide what is on the buffet and what tables go first, but once they get to the buffet, the options are there and I want them to make the best decision and eat well,” Boozer said.

Starting July 1, new high school athletes in Florida are required to take an Electrocardiogram test.


The test records the electrical activity of the heart and can detect abnormal heart rhythms that can lead to sudden cardiac arrest, the No. 1 cause of death for high school athletes on school campuses.