Sports Archive

Navarre blocked a pair of Milton field goal attempts in the first half and allowed the Panthers just a single first down and 13 total yards after halftime to secure a 19-0 non-district road win Friday.

The Navarre High School girls golf team finished in the middle of the pack at last week’s Miracle Strip Tournament in Fort Walton Beach.

Perhaps it was a good omen the player introductions were interrupted for Sheila Faris to be asked to homecoming by Colton Boney. Soon after, the Raiders won their match for the second time in a week by defeating the Choctaw Indians three games-to-one at home on Sept 19. 

For the second time this season, the Lady Raiders easily disposed of Escambia, winning three straight games at home on Sept 9. The Raiders won 25 – 9, 25 – 8 and 25 – 14.

It was a tough week for both the boys and girls golf teams at Navarre High School last week. The boys finished third in a three-team match on September 12, while the girls team lost to Catholic High in a two-team match on the same day.

It’s a football truism: it’s hard to play catch-up without a passing game.

The Navarre High School girls Cross Country team finished fourth at the Mobile Challenge of Champions Invitational.  Despite having two turned ankles from their runners, the Lady Raiders still finished fourth out of twenty-three teams in the Open Division.

The Navarre Raiders didn’t “let one slip away” Friday in Crawfordville — they practically escorted the Wakulla War Eagles to the end zone for the winning touchdown.

In a marathon night of volleyball, the Raiders rallied to beat Milton in five games at a September 3 match at home.

The Navarre High School Raider boys and girls cross country teams fared well in their first meet of the year on August 31 at the Pace Patriot Invitational run. The race is an annual event, regularly attended by both Raider squads, and held in Pace at Sims Middle School.  Fifteen boys and fifteen girls’ teams competed in the event.