Jaxson Spalla signed his national letter of intent with NCAA Division III Maryville in February. It marked the end of the recruiting process for one of Navarre’s standout offensive linemen.
Navarre’s softball team is 5-5 through its first 10 games.
The Raiders have won four of those five games by two runs or less, showing a flair for the dramatic, including a 6-5 extra-inning win over Milton on March 21.
More than a month into the baseball season, it’s evident the Navarre Raiders have a strong pitching staff.
Cole Crocker, Ace DeMotts and Lane Kasper have led the way in that department.
Navarre and Pace remain among the top eight in the latest set of FHSAA regional rankings for flag football.
The Raiders (11-1) are ranked second in the region and the Patriots (9-4) are third.
Kaelen Boozer’s interest in tennis was first sparked while watching the sport on television.
That was the summer before his freshman year at Navarre and Boozer said his dad asked him if he wanted to play. He took him up on the offer and hasn’t looked back.
Emily (Madril) Sams’ second season in the National Women’s Soccer League is underway.
One of the top rookie defenders a season ago, Sams, a Navarre Raider alum, has played in one game for the Pride this season and was on the field the entire 90 minutes.
Josh Wilson wasn’t sure how the District 1-3A weightlifting meet was going to go for him Monday.
A minor injury was the reason behind that slight concern.
Rachel Hester threw a no-hitter for Flagler in a 9-0 win over Allen University on March 20. The junior standout struck out three of the first four batters she faced and recorded 12 strikeouts in all.
Three of the captains on Navarre’s boys lacrosse team this season are seniors. The other is a junior. All four have played big roles as leaders this year.
The leadership of seniors Tre Corzine, Scott Welton and Bryce Gann, as well as junior Aaron Pinkerton, hasn’t gone unnoticed by head coach Jonathan Jones.
