Anakah (Madril) Evangelista reached a point in her final collegiate soccer season where she realized ‘she wasn’t ready to be done playing yet.’
She had a lot of success her senior season at Life, including earning NAIA All-American honors, and that inspired her to play beyond college.
Navarre alum Emily (Madril) Sams is back with the United States Women’s National Soccer team.
A star defender with the Orlando Pride, Sams has been called up to play in a few friendlies with the team, which is in action for the first time since winning a gold medal in Paris this summer.
Navarre, Pace and Jay have all earned at-large berths to their respective regional volleyball tournaments. And now, it’s win or go home time as the road to a state title begins.
With a minute or so remaining in the Beach Bowl, it was time for the Navarre Raiders to start celebrating on a cool October evening in Gulf Breeze.
The band played. The fans cheered. The players on the sideline were hyped. A group of cheerleaders stood on one of the benches tossing around an inflatable dolphin.
There was a chill in the air, the water was cool, but it didn’t take long for the competition to heat up at the Santa Rosa County meet Thursday at the Pullum YMCA in Navarre.
The latest chapter of the Beach Bowl is set for Friday, with the Navarre Raiders looking to bring home the trophy for the third consecutive year when they travel to Gulf Breeze.
