Michael Carter returned to action over Thanksgiving weekend, marking the first time since being released by the New York Jets in early November that he has played on an NFL field.
Navarre’s 2023 football season didn’t get off to the best of starts. The Raiders dropped their first two games and it appeared that perhaps they might suffer their first losing season since 2009.
Trista Wolk is looking to be a consistent scoring threat for a Navarre girls basketball team in a bit of a rebuilding mode but still a team that won’t back down from a challenge.
It’s on defense, though, where Wolk perhaps makes her biggest impact. Shots don’t always fall for a player, but defense travels.
Jordan Jefferson was a state champion weightlifter in high school. So strength has always been one of the first things that comes to mind when the Navarre alum’s name is mentioned.
That strength has carried over to his collegiate career and is still making a difference for him.
Katie Kauth has faced her share of adversity as a high school soccer player at Navarre, including last season when she missed most of the year with a torn MCL.
But she’s healthy again and excited not only about the 2023-24 season but her opportunity for a future in the game at the University of West Florida.
University of West Florida wide receiver John Jiles is a Harlon Hill Award nominee.
The award is the NCAA Division II equivalent of the Heisman and Jiles is one of only two receivers in contention for the award.
Daysha Taylor had already played in 33 varsity games heading into her senior year with Navarre’s girls soccer team.
She’s on track to play in the most games in program history at the varsity level, but the funny thing is she doesn’t even realize she’s become sort of the iron girl of high school soccer.
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.
