Darius Cunningham Jr. was back in the gym last month gearing up for basketball season less than 12 hours after his football season drew to a close with a first-round playoff loss to Bartram Trail.
This could have been another one of those nights where the fight, the heart, the will to keep battling simply wasn’t enough for Navarre’s girls basketball team.
Up until Tuesday night, the Raiders had played hard but were left with an empty feeling in the win column.
Navarre alum Emily Madril has signed a new three-year deal with the Orlando Pride.
Madril was one of the top rookie defenders in the NWSL this past season after being taken No. 3 overall by the Pride.
Navarre’s boys basketball team offered a glimpse of how dominant it can be in a 91-56 win over Pensacola Catholic Tuesday night at home.
The Raiders owned the second half against the Crusaders, blowing the game open by outscoring them 44-21 in the final two quarters.
No one on Navarre’s girls soccer team had forgotten how the end of last season went against Pace.
The Patriots beat the Raiders in back-to-back weeks, the final loss coming in a District 1-6A tournament semifinal, sending Navarre home for the season.
Navarre’s boys soccer team already has more wins than it did a year ago.
The Raiders have found the win column three times through their first eight games.
Zach Marquis used to call his dad freshman year at North Carolina Wesleyan, asking for advice. He was unsure if college football was a thing worth sticking with.
As Christmas draws near, Navarre girls weightlifting coach Garrett Bagley likes where things stand with his team.
The Raiders faced two of the better teams in the area in November, taking on Niceville and reigning 3A state champion Pace, and that’s a positive for the Raiders, who were third in the state last year.
Pick any game and Madison Simmons is scoring points, applying pressure to force turnovers, battling for loose balls and is unafraid to sacrifice her body as she charges into the lane for a shot.
