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Navarre running back Michael Carter was named the USA Today American Family Insurance Offensive Player of the Year in Florida.

As he hung around outside the locker room Friday night, Navarre head coach Taf Bentley talked about the speech he made to his team after its 60-44 loss to Washington in the third-place game of the Northwest Florida Shootout at Choctaw.

Navarre 2, Catholic 0

Navarre wrapped up its regular season this past week, knocking off Catholic and Choctaw to finish 20-1-1. The Raiders are now headed to the district playoffs riding wave of momentum.

Another year has drawn to a close and it was a memorable one, highlighted by the Navarre football team’s remarkable postseason journey. The Raiders advanced to the state semifinals for the second time in program history and finished the year at 12-2.

Taf Bentley would have loved to see his Navarre boys basketball team knock off Crestview Saturday night in the final game of the Johnny Huston’s Shootout.

With a chill in the air and the wind blowing, Navarre’s girls soccer team knew it would be at a disadvantage in the opening half of its game against Gulf Breeze Thursday night.

Hope for an upset appeared to be alive and well for Navarre’s girls basketball team in the first few minutes of its District 1-8A game against Niceville Tuesday night.

Seven Navarre football players took the field one last time together Friday night, representing their school in the Subway All-Star Game at Blue Wahoos Stadium in Pensacola.

Navarre’s boys soccer team started off slow against Pace, but soon enough the Raiders started playing at a higher level and went on to crush the Patriots 7-0 in a District 1-4A battle on a chilly Thursday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.

There was a point this summer where Ailsa Clark wondered if all of the time she spent on the golf course was worth it.