By the end of the third period Monday night, Navarre’s boys lacrosse team was in a much better spot against Booker T Washington than in the first half.
The Raiders, scoreless in the first 24 minutes, had five goals. They led by two.
Terence Marshall put his speed on display in a stacked 100-meter field at the Aggie Invitational on Saturday.
A standout wide receiver bound for Western Michigan, Marshall is making the most of his final track season as a Navarre Raider.
Garrett Bagley is the new head coach of the Navarre Raider football team.
Bagley replaces Jay Walls, who left last after 12 years to take a head coaching job at Bainbridge High School in Georgia.
It’s as if Chase Luebbert blinked and it’s his senior season of baseball with the Navarre Raiders.
He recalls some of the moments that got him into the sport in the first place, and he can’t believe his days as a Raider are winding down.
Connor Mathews watched former teammate and eventual state champion Bryce Eberhardt shatter records at the Navarre Invitational a year ago.
Mathews competed in the 183-lbs. weight class behind Eberhardt at the time and was determined to have a similar kind of day this year.
Navarre’s baseball team faced off against one of the area’s top teams Monday, battling Tate at home. The Raiders played the Aggies close early on, with the two teams tied at 1-1 after two, but a three-run third swung the momentum.
Rachel Leggett drove along the baseline and put in a shot after a nice move near the basket.
It kept hope alive that perhaps South Alabama would make a late comeback against Coastal Carolina in the opening round of the Sun Belt Conference tournament last Tuesday afternoon.
