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Quentin Randolph continues to make big plays in the Indoor Football League.


Randolph scored his first rushing touchdown of the season and his 13th touchdown overall in the Vegas Knight Hawks’ 63-43 road win over the Northern Arizona Wranglers on June 7.

Taylor Armstead is taking her soccer talents to Polk State.


The Navarre Raider standout signed with the school in April and looks forward to playing collegiately.

Sending weightlifting athletes to nationals has become the norm for coach Joey Paladino.


A total of 25 are headed to Colorado Springs in two weeks to compete at the USAW National Championship meet.

A change to the regional tournament format for baseball is the among the changes made during the FHSAA Board of Directors meeting earlier this month.


Instead of having all three rounds of the regional played under a best-of-three format, only the semifinal and final rounds will be a series. The best-of-three was first used in 2025.

Quentin Randolph made a decision last year to keep the fun in football.


Of course, stats still matter, but just going out and playing ball and letting the chips fall where they may has served Randolph well in the Indoor Football League.

Lacrosse is a big part of Lauren Mavity’s life and now she’ll get a chance to continue playing the sport in college.


The Navarre Raider standout is headed to the Merchant Marine Academy after signing with the school last month.

Navarre’s football team is a little over two months away from the start of its 2025 season.


And the Raiders go into it looking to have a bounce back season after going through their first losing campaign in more than a decade a year ago.

Ali Bryant was told he’d never play football again. Not exactly the easiest thing for a high school football player to digest.

Michael Sandle had baseball taken away from him a year ago because of an injury.


But now the former Navarre standout is back on the field, putting his talents on display in Chicago with the Frontier League’s Windy City ThunderBolts.

As Navarre head football coach Garrett Bagley looks back on the spring, he points to the most important thing about.


“Spring was a success. We got better. That’s what spring is about,” Bagley said.