Sports Archive

Navarre Raider swimmer Brynlee Kurtz has qualified for state.


Kurtz will compete in the FHSAA 3A meet on Saturday in Ocala.

Emma Barry and Jade Wright have a strong connection that extends beyond soccer.


They were teammates on the regional-qualifying 400 relay team in the spring and are in their second year on the varsity soccer team together.

Former Navarre Raider Hunter Wallace has been named an All-Gulf South Conference selection.

Lighthouse Private Christian Academy hoped to keep its quest for back-to-back Sunshine State Athletic Association championships going strong.


But against Rocky Bayou on a humid and damp November night, the Stingrays came up short.

Emily (Madril) Sams is considered one of the best soccer players in the game and that was further validated by her nomination for the Best FIFA Women’s 11.

New Navarre head boys basketball coach Todd Arasmith was asked about his goals by someone recently.


Yes, wins matter. Everyone loves winning. But it all starts first with achieving the goal of seeing his team practice the right way day in and day out.

Navarre’s own Addison Danforth has had quite a freshman season with the Pensacola State volleyball team.


And on Thursday, the former Raider was named an All-FCSAA selection, earning second-team honors.

Navarre’s girls soccer team knew going in against Crestview Tuesday night that it was the more experienced and talented team.


And the scoreboard showed as much, with the Raiders prevailing 8-0 in a mercy-rule win.

Navarre’s boys soccer team didn’t lose its first game of the season Tuesday night at the NYSA Soccer Complex.


But the Raiders didn’t win either. They ended up with a 1-1 tie against Escambia and head coach James Baccarini knows his team can learn from the experience.

Navarre’s girls basketball team has no shortage of depth or talent.


In fact, head coach Abby Fogg believes this might be one of the deepest teams she’s had in her time as the head coach.