The Lighthouse Private Christian Academy boys basketball team split its two games at the EscaRosa Challenge last week.
The Stingrays beat Pensacola Catholic 63-55 Monday but lost 67-43 to Booker T. Washington on Tuesday. They are now 1-1 on the season.
For Kaitlyn Lawson, the chance to play close to home and play for a Pensacola State program that is on the rise is something the Navarre Raider soccer standout is looking forward to a great deal.
She signed her national letter of intent with the Pirates earlier this month and feels like it’s going to be a great fit.
Ravyn Jimenez is ready to fly. And play lacrosse.
She found a way to combine both passions when she signed a national letter of intent to play lacrosse at NCAA Division II Lewis University in Illinois.
Dreams of an NCAA Division II national championship run faded fast for the University of West Florida football team Saturday afternoon at McCool Stadium in Mississippi.
In an opening round playoff battle against Delta State that was expected to be competitive, the Argos never got on track, falling behind 35-0 at the half and losing 49-14 as their 2023 campign ended in heartbreak.
Navarre’s own Tyler England put an exclamation point on his college football career earlier this month by earning All- USA South Athletic Conference honors at two different positions.
As the Navarre Raider boys basketball team wrapped up a 30-point preseason win over L.E.A.D. Academy in Milton on Nov. 16, the focus quickly turned to the season ahead.
A lot of players saw time on the court and head coach Terry Posey liked what he saw out of his team. But he also points out there is still work to do.
Just minutes into a preseason game against Pine Forest at Booker T. Washington last Tuesday night, it’s evident the Raiders are not going away without a fight.
They defend hard and are quick to force turnovers. And while it doesn’t add up to a victory against one of the more athletic and talented teams in the area, head coach Abby Fogg came away from the game feeling good about the effort her team put forth.
Michael Carter has a new NFL home. And it didn’t take that long to find it.
Less than 24 hours after being released by the New York Jets, the Navarre alum was claimed off waivers by the Arizona Cardinals.
Michael Carter’s days with the New York Jets are over after the struggling AFC East team released him Tuesday.
A third-year pro and alum of Navarre High School, Carter saw his role reduced significantly this year, mainly seeing the field on third down.
Kaleb Nobles held his baby in his lap as he sat down for a postgame press conference after a big win for the University of West Florida in the regular season finale against Chowan.
Nobles spent the inaugural year here for the Argos in 2016 as the quarterback and spent time on the coaching staff as well, including when UWF won the NCAA Division II national championship in 2019.
