Cross-country teams from Escambia and Santa Rosa County hit the Osceola Golf Course Thursday in Pensacola for the EscaRosa meet.
For the Navarre Raiders, Brody Bruce had the best day, running a career-best time of 17:24 as he placed fifth overall.
Navarre is feeling good about where things stand as it gets ready for its first game of October.
Fresh off a bye week and riding the high of a three-game win streak, the Raiders host Mosley for homecoming Friday night at Bennett C Russell Stadium. Game time is 7:30 p.m.
Navarre had a strong showing at the Panama City Beach Invitational last Saturday. The swim meet featured 18 schools.
For the Navarre Raider girls, Alina Schorzman finished in the top 10 in the 100 Backstroke, taking ninth in a time of 1:12.88.
Arms raised. Smiles wide. Another win in the books for Navarre’s volleyball team.
Even head coach Ryan Davenport high-fived each of his players after they wrapped up a sweep of Pace in a tightly contested District 1-6A matchup Tuesday night in Pace.
Anakah Madril couldn’t have picked a better time to come through with a hat trick. In a tightly contested battle with Montreat, an early season game where Life University had a chance to make a statement, the Navarre alum delivered in crunch time.
In the latest edition of the FHSAA regional rankings, three local teams find themselves in playoff contention.
Pace dropped two spots this week in the Region 1-4S rankings despite opening district play with a 55-24 win over Gulf Breeze while Navarre enters the top eight for the first time this year. Jay checks in at No. 4 in Region 1-1R.
With Georgia approving the opportunity for high school athletes to profit off name, image and likeness (NIL) deals, Florida could be next to go down that road.
The FHSAA is currently looking over the amateurism policy in its handbook before deciding if the state moves closer to becoming the 35th in the nation to add NIL for its high school athletes.
