Navarre’s boys and girls cross-country teams both took first place at the Wildcat Invitational Saturday at the University of West Florida.
Jaelee Placke led the charge for the girls, running a 21.40 to place first overall, while Brody Bruce crossed the finish line in first place as he clocked in with a time of 16:59.
Pace has moved up to third in the latest FHSAA regional football rankings in 6A and Milton is fourth in 5A. Baker is also in the mix for a postseason berth the Rural classification.
Less than a week remains until district tournament play begins and several area teams are in the mix for a postseason berth.
Jay is ranked second in Rural in the latest FHSAA regional rankings while Baker is fourth. Pace, winners of 12 in a row, is eighth in Region 1-6A.
Jacob Bishop sort of set himself up for an opportunity to score a touchdown.
Moments after his punt pinned Escambia at its own 1-yard line, the Navarre Raider senior turned a pick into six as the Raiders struck first against the Gators.
Senior Christian Mac enjoyed the moment of swimming in his final home meet at the Pullum YMCA Thursday.
The Raiders would normally have more time in the pool here, but due to it being closed for maintenance until May of 2026, their meet against Gulf Breeze was a farewell moment.
After nearly notching its first win last week, Navarre’s football team hopes for a better outcome tonight when it takes on Escambia in its Homecoming game.
The Raiders battle the Gators at 7:30 p.m. at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
