District 1-4S play resumes this week for Navarre’s football team, which hits the road to take on Milton.
Game time is 7:30 p.m. Friday night at Hurley Manning Field.
Kaitlyn Montgomery is killing it this season. From a volleyball standpoint that is.
She’s one of the top hitters in the area, racking up nearly 300 kills on the season as she has built on her success last season at the varsity level.
Adalynn Curtis has consistently been one of the top cross-country runners for Navarre all season.
At the EscaRosa meet last week, the freshman standout continued with that consistency, placing 14th overall in a time of 21:56.
The latest regional rankings are out and Pace and Navarre both remain in the top eight in Region 1-4S while Jay is still holding down a spot in the top four in Region 1-1R.
Addison Maddux checked into the game with the Navarre Raider volleyball team on the brink of another win.
A player who has seen limited playing time as a freshman on varsity, she was given her moment to shine as Julia Irmen set the ball in the air and Maddux hammered home the match-winning kill to finish out a sweep of Catholic on the road.
Brody Bruce saw the time on the clock closing in on 17 minutes at the EscaRosa Meet last week and that was his signal to ramp things up a little more in terms of his speed.
With the finish line in sight, the Navarre Raider sophomore did just that.
Michael Carter contributed on the field in the New York Jets’ 31-21 win over the Denver Broncos Sunday afternoon at Mile Stadium.
The Navarre alum caught three passes for 14 yards and had one carry for eight yards as the Jets notched their second win of the season.
Craig Damon sits down in a conference room and takes a break from a summer leadership conference he’s hosting at Pine Forest in Pensacola to talk about his role as the Executive Director of the Florida High School Athletic Association.
He’s been in the position a little over a year and the work never stops.
CJ Wilson didn’t hesitate to make a play.
He dodged a few defenders and hit the open field, running nearly 40 yards for a touchdown just before halftime, extending the University of West Florida’s lead over Shorter to 14 much to the delight of an energetic homecoming crowd Saturday at Pen Air Field.
