Rhyan Schorzman ran hard toward the Raider bench, reaching out and bumping the ball behind her, an all-out effort move that helped keep the ball in play in Navarre’s volleyball match against Pensacola Catholic Wednesday night.
It was her way of doing what she could to help the Raiders, who lost in three sets to the Crusaders, falling 25-15, 25-17 and 25-18.
A hint of fall-like air greets the Navarre Raider football team as it hits the practice field on the first Tuesday afternoon of September.
The Raiders are dialed in on the task at hand, ready to work and ready to pick up the pieces after a 42-0 dismantling at the hands of Choctaw in week two.
Navarre’s Jaya McDonald tied for medalist honors with a 38 in a season-opening match on Aug. 18 against Gulf Breeze and Milton.
McDonald was a regional qualifier last season.
Quentin Randolph was in the landscaping business four years ago, working to pay the bills and keep the lights on.
Fast forward four years to an August night in Tucson, Arizona, and the lights were on, brighter than ever, as the former Navarre Raider celebrated a championship with the Vegas Knight Hawks.
Kyra McKelvey is the Southland Conference Offensive Player of the Week in volleyball.
A former Navarre Raider standout, McKelvey racked up 40 kills during Southeastern’s 3-0 start to the season.
Navarre alum Jordan Jefferson will begin year two in the NFL with a new team.
Jefferson is headed to San Francisco after the 49ers claimed him off waivers a day after Jacksonville cut him.
