Emma Barry summed it up best about Navarre’s 400 relay team that will compete at the Region 1-3A track meet next Friday at Pine Forest.
“We are a really fast group, and we knew we had something special this year,” Barry said.
Zeke Burgess has one goal when he competes in the 200 at the Region 1-3A track meet next Friday at Pine Forest.
“I got to win. That’s the goal,” Burgess said.
Navarre’s softball team heads into District 1-6A tournament play next week, hoping to contend for a championship after turning things around in the regular season.
Lighthouse Private Christian Academy’s softball team didn’t win any games last season.
But what a difference a year makes as the Stingrays won their first state title in program history on April 12, beating Warner Christian Academy for the championship.
Navarre’s flag football team nearly knocked off Chiles for a second time this season.
Facing the Timberwolves in a Region 1-3A quarterfinal in Tallahassee Wednesday night, the Raiders battled tough all the way through in a 13-6 loss that ends their year.
Even though the season ended with a 20-1 loss to Bartram Trail in the regional tournament Tuesday night in Jacksonville, Navarre’s girls lacrosse team is not defined by that defeat.
It was, after all, an historic season for the Raiders, one where they set a record for wins and played in a regional for the first time in the five-year history of the program.
Dante Wright has earned a lot of accolades on the field. He’s also gotten the job done off it.
The former Navarre Raider has been named to the National Football Foundation’s Hampshire Honor Society.
The Navarre Raider baseball team wrapped up its 2025 campaign on April 15 with a 7-3 loss to second-ranked Pace.
While the Raiders are losing a handful of talented seniors, the future is bright.
Bri Edwards has been a student-athlete at the University of Florida over the last four years.
One day in the future, she will be a doctor as she is set to begin medical school this summer at Florida.
