Navarre’s girls basketball team finds itself in the hunt for a regional playoff berth with a few weeks left in the regular season.
The Raiders are seventh in this week’s Region 1-6A regional power poll.
Selissa Bly doesn’t take her role as a team captain lightly.
She embraces the opportunity to be a leader, remembering what it was like to once be the younger player looking up to the veterans on the Navarre roster.
Halfway through her college soccer season at Methodist, Cami Acevedo faced an uncertain future. She initially thought she tore here ACL. It turned out to be her MCL.
Either way, it wasn’t an easy thing to deal with.
In sticking with the theme of the season, Navarre’s boys basketball team played in three close games last week at Milton H. Johnson Optimist Invitational.
The Raiders went 1-2 in those games at Chipola College, notching their lone win last Wednesday with a 44-42 victory over Walton on the second day of the tourney.
Michael Carter has one game remaining in his second season in the NFL.
His latest game, though, turned out to be a tough one as he was limited to his fewest yards of the season.
Another great year in sports is history.
Among the highlights, Navarre’s girls weightlifting team added another state title to its trophy case and the girls basketball and girls soccer teams won district titles. The Raider football team also claimed a district crown.
Hailey Snider won’t be going far from home to play college volleyball as Navarre’s senior star is headed to Pensacola State.
Snider, who played an instrumental role in Navarre’s run to back-to-back district championships, as well as a trip to the regional this season, said the program and the proximity to home factored into the decision.
Michael Carter and the New York Jets are in must-win mode heading into Sunday’s game in Seattle.
The Jets sit at 7-8 on the season and need to win out to have a shot at punching a ticket to the playoffs for the first time in more than a decade.
Jordan Jefferson is moving on up to the SEC.
The former Navarre Raider announced his commitment to LSU last week after spending the first four seasons of his career at West Virginia.
Dante Wright has found a new home in college football.
The former Navarre Raider made his transfer to Temple official last week and now looks to be one of the top receiving threats for the Owls.
