Natalie Busch made a touchdown catch in stride, the pass from Bella Kendall sailing over the outstretched hand of a defender and into the hands of the junior standout.
Ravyn Jimenez has scored more than 100 goals in her lacrosse career at Navarre.
She hit the milestone in late February and hasn’t slowed down, building on the impressive 52-goal effort she produced a season ago.
Hunter Pfiester wasn’t always a quarterback. He used to catch a ball instead of throwing it. Then, shortly before high school started, he switched to signal caller.
Madison Simmons stepped up to the free-throw line with 1:23 left in the Pensacola Sports Association All-Star Game March 15 at the University of West Florida.
The score was tied and the pressure was on, and Simmons, a four-year varsity basketball standout at Navarre, came up big.
Darius Cunningham Jr. and Jonah Forrest played one final game together as high school basketball players earlier this month, competing in the Pensacola Sports Association All-Star Basketball Game March 15 at the University of West Florida.
Bella Kendall is not the same quarterback she was a year ago. Coach Jason Kisor made a mention of that before Navarre’s flag football season began.
He wasn’t kidding.
Garrett Bagley was on his lunch break when a call came in to talk about his role as the new head coach of the Navarre Raider football team.
Not much had changed up to that point in the day, except for his job title.
Calyn Rounsaville has her college softball future set. The Navarre Raider senior signed with NCAA Division II Edward Waters last month.
She attended a signing day on campus with the other members of the recruiting class.
Players on the sideline started counting down the final seconds of Navarre’s girls lacrosse game against Tate last Tuesday night.
10,9,8,7…. Every second filled with more excitement than the last. 6, 5, 4, 3… The smiles on the faces of the players growing wider.
