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Sloane FitzHenry called a timeout. Her Navarre Raider volleyball team trailed by double digits against Milton in the second set of Thursday’s match at home.

A comeback seemed unlikely considering Navarre was down 20-8. The set turned out to be an example of never say never.

The Florida High School Athletic Association regional rankings look a little different this year.

Instead of the rankings being broken down by region each week on the FHSAA site, MaxPreps just lists the overall state rankings for each classification.

A hint of fall is in the air as the Navarre Raider football team practices on a Thursday morning in late September.

It’s a bye week for Navarre and homecoming is ahead as the Raiders (0-5) work to get things turned around.

Jay, Central and Pace all placed in the top 10 at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Tournament at A.C. Read in Pensacola on Tuesday. Navarre and Milton also competed in the tourney.

Navarre boys lacrosse standout Leland Erickson has been selected as an ambassador of the USA Student Athletic World.

Jay’s volleyball team is still No. 1 in Rural Region 1 and is now the top team in the state as well.

Pace and Navarre finished in the top 10 of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Tournament at A.C. Read last Monday in Pensacola.

The Patriots took third overall while the Raiders were sixth. Jay’s Presley Hawthorne competed as an individual and shot an 84 to finish 13th overall.

Pensacola Blue Wahoos manager Nelson Prada and pitcher Eliazar Dishmey have earned postseason recognition.

Addison Danforth is making quite an impression in her second season with the Pensacola State volleyball team.

Three times already this year the former Navarre Raider has been named the Florida College System Activities Association Defensive Player of the week.

It’s time to take a look at how this past week went for football teams in our coverage area.

Jay stayed unbeaten while Central and Navarre both lost on Friday. Pace and Milton did not play.