Navarre’s volleyball team could have folded after losing the first two sets and trailing 18-12 in the third in a District 1-6A showdown against Pace on the road Wednesday night.
Giving up, however, wasn’t an option for the Raiders, who fought back, rallying for a win in game three and then nearly forcing a decisive game five.
Navarre Raider golfer Cadie May has long had a passion for education.
“I’ve always wanted to be a teacher ever since I started school. I’d go home and teach my stuffed animals when I was younger” May said.
The latest FHSAA regional rankings are out and Pace and Jay remain among the best in their respective regions while Navarre and Crestview aren’t out of the mix just yet.
Navarre and Milton competed in a meet Monday afternoon at the Gospel Projects Pool in Milton.
Joseph Callen won two events for the Raiders, taking first in the 50 Freestyle with a time of 25.59 and placing first in the 100 Backstroke, recording a time of 1:05.97.
Navarre alum Emily (Madril) is part of an historic season with the Orlando Pride.
Sams and the Pride won the National Women’s Soccer League Shield on Sunday with a 2-0 win over the Washington Spirit.
Garrett Bagley gathered his Navarre football team in the end zone late Friday night to talk about moving on from a tough loss.
The Raiders didn’t have their best week of practice leading up to their game against Escambia at Emmitt Smith Field, but even still, they nearly rallied for a win over the Gators on a rainy October evening.
The University of West Florida football team jumps back into Gulf South Conference play this week.
Stuck in the grip of a two-game losing streak, the Argos will try to bounce back Saturday when they host Mississippi College at PenAir Field. Kickoff is 4 p.m.
Navarre’s football team will try to keep its momentum rolling when it takes on Escambia Friday night at Emmitt Smith Field. Kickoff is 7 p.m.
The Raiders have won two in a row, including last week’s District 1-6A opener against unbeaten Tate by a 30-27 score.
