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Katelyn Weller is one of the top volleyball players in the area and will continue her career collegiately at Alabama-Huntsville.


The Navarre Raider senior announced her decision to commit to the NCAA Division II Chargers on July 26. The team competes in the Gulf South Conference.

A total of 15 University of West Florida football players are on the All-Gulf South Conference preseason team.

Summer heat and humidity you could cut with a knife didn’t keep the Navarre Raider girls soccer program from hosting another successful youth camp.

Quentin Randolph is having the time of his life this season with the Vegas Knight Hawks. And that fun is translating to success on the field for the former Navarre Raider.


He ramped that success up to another level on Saturday night, breaking the franchise record for touchdown catches in a season in the final game of the regular season.

Since early June Navarre’s football team has been on the field and in the weight room, dialed in on being ready for the start of the 2025 season.


Now that summer workouts are history and fall camp is underway, the Raiders feel good about the way the past couple of months have gone.

The University of West Florida football team is picked to win the Gulf South Conference this season.

Otis Simmons used to be a custodian at Holley Navarre Intermediate. He was well known among the students and would pop into classrooms on occasion to joke around with them.


More than a decade later, Simmons is still at Holley Navarre, now working as a gym teacher, and he’s also the new basketball commissioner at NYSA.

Nate Hanson didn’t generate a ton of recruiting attention coming out of high school in 2024.


But the former Navarre Raider never fully gave up on his dream of one day playing college football and now he’ll get his shot.

Quentin Randolph seems to rise to the occasion in big games.


Saturday’s game against Northern Arizona was no exception as the former Navarre Raider helped lead the Vegas Knight Hawks to a 58-29 victory.

Nearly a couple of dozen players are on a football field in Pensacola on a July morning running through plays on both sides of the ball as well as doing some skill work.


This is what laying the foundation looks like for a first-year college football program, which is what John Melvin Christian College will be this fall.