Former Navarre lacrosse standout Kate Hudson led the way for the Huntingdon Hawks offensively this past spring.
Her effort also earned her All-USA South Conference honors as a third-team selection.
Summer workouts wrapped up for the Navarre Raider softball team in at the end of June.
And head coach Jacqueline Othmani is pleased with how things went for the squad.
Jack Beyer is consistent in his workout. Kick after kick sails through the uprights as he practices on a hot and sunny morning inside Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
The rising junior is feeling good about the progress he’s making.
Nadia Rivera wasn’t always a catcher. She didn’t really like the position when she was younger and played third instead.
But around the time she started playing travel softball, she moved behind the plate.
There is a different vibe inside the gym on a week day morning as Navarre’s boys basketball team prepares for another summer workout.
And it’s not an act. The players truly are enjoying what has been a productive summer for the Raiders, who seem to be trending in the right direction.
Michael Sandle is playing like he was never out of baseball for most of last season.
He’s been an impact player for the Windy City Thunderbolts and was selected as a Frontier League All-Star earlier this month.
Kennedy Kerns is staying local for college soccer as the former Navarre standout will play at Pensacola State this fall.
She’s thankful for the chance to play the game at the next level after dealing with challenges during her high school career.
Cailyn Cooke put together an impressive sophomore softball season at Gulf Coast State, earning all-region and all-state honors as one of the top hitters at the junior college level.
Now, the former Navarre Raider is taking her talents to NCAA Division II Valdosta State, which plays in the highly competitive Gulf South Conference.
Navarre’s EZ Gaska looked into his options before finally making a decision on where he’d play college football.
Gaska announced in early June he was committing to NCAA Division III Capital, which is part of the Ohio Athletic Conference.
For Roman Marshall, being a year older and having another year of experience under his belt has made a difference for him at quarterback.
Marshall is headed into his senior season with the Navarre Raiders.
