Sports Archive

Michael Carter struck like lightning Friday night, providing a quick bolt of energy that served as the catalyst for the Navarre Raiders’ convincing 57-14 win over Pensacola Catholic.

Pouring rain and lightning delayed the start of Navarre’s season opener Friday night against Dothan.

The sun has barely been up for an hour on an August morning wrapped in humidity and the members of the Navarre swim team are already hard at work in the YMCA pool.

Around 350 youth football players and cheerleaders got their first taste of football Aug. 14 at Milton High School’s Haywood Hannah Stadium.

Aaron Mitchell admits he was nervous being under the bright lights of Friday night for the first time in his high school football career.

Phillip Ervin has only been in Pensacola since Thursday, but the pressure of getting his first hit at the Double-A level was starting to eat away at him.

Golf presents a unique set of challenges to an athlete, especially because the courses don’t all play the same and certainly aren’t set up the same way.

Navarre’s volleyball team will play its first game Tuesday, traveling to Pace for a 6:30 p.m. match, and the excitement is building for the start of the new season.

Xavier Fernandez remembers what it was like the first time he played varsity football a season ago.

Scott Hemond’s School of Baseball in Destin has become a popular training destination for Navarre baseball players.