Less than 10 minutes into Tuesday night’s road game against Milton, Taylor Armstead already had one goal.
As one of Navarre’s top returning scoring threats, that isn’t a surprise.
Four Navarre Raider athletes signed national letters of intent on the first day of the early signing period Wednesday afternoon.
Katie Kauth, Kaitlyn Lawson and Daysha Taylor will all continue their soccer careers at the next level while Jimenez will play lacrosse in college.
Elijah Melendez began his college career at NCAA Division II Valdosta State.
After two years there, he moved on to D-I McNeese State and points out that it’s been an interesting road to walk so far.
University of West Florida quarterback Byron Jarrett is in rare air after becoming the first in program history to throw for at least 5,000 yards and rush for 1,000 yards.
Pensacola State’s volleyball team made history the weekend of Nov. 4, winning the Sun-Lakes Conference championship for the first time and punch a ticket to nationals.
Former Navarre Raider Hailey Snider is on the team. It’s Snider’s freshman season with the Pirates and she has seen action in 13 matches this season.
Jennifer Seward said before her 2023 soccer season at Samford began that it was going to be bittersweet.
Sweet because the Navarre alum would get one more opportunity to play college soccer. Bitter because this would officially be the end of the road for her soccer career.
The University of West Florida football team is back in the Top 25 of the AFCA NCAA Division II poll.
The Argos check in at No. 25 this week after beating Mississippi College 42-14 on Saturday.
Navarre’s Adalynn Curtis said after the EscaRosa Meet in early October that her goal was to push her time down to under 21 minutes.
Three weeks later, Curtis achieved her goal in a big way, hitting 20:46.6 at the District 1-4A meet in Gainesville on Nov. 4, nearly qualifying for the regional as a freshman.
Navarre and Jay are headed to the FHSAA playoffs.
They were among the teams selected Sunday morning for the postseason, which kicks off Friday night. Pace, meanwhile, got snubbed.
Terence Marshall was on the cusp of another big catch, the ball coming at him, the heart of hope beating that another crucial play would keep this second-half drive alive and ultimately result in a Navarre touchdown.
It had been a back-and-forth battle with powerhouse Niceville up to this point at Eagle Stadium Friday night, the Raiders and Eagles trading punches in a game that, for one half at least, lived up to the hype.
