It’s regional meet week in boys weightlifting. The Region 1-3A meet is Wednesday in DeLand and the Region 1-1A meet is Saturday at Baker.
In both meets, there will be no shortage of representation from Northwest Florida.
Navarre’s boys lacrosse team made program history on Saturday.
The Raiders rolled past Leon 17-6 at Publix Field in Panama City Beach to claim their seventh win of the year, setting a new mark for victories in a season.
Emily (Madril) Sams is back with the United States Women’s National Team. She was called up this week to play with the squad in its two games against Brazil in California.
Navarre’s boys lacrosse team was staring up at a halftime deficit last Thursday night, trailing Fort Walton Beach by three goals on the road at Steve Riggs Stadium.
The Raiders knew they had to do something to turn the tide and come out of here with an important win.
Logan Hand is viewed as a leader on the Navarre Raider baseball team and he stepped up at the plate for the Raiders in a win over Fort Walton Beach Tuesday night.
Hand delivered the game-winning hit, driving in a run in the eighth for a 6-5 come-from-behind victory.
While Navarre’s girls lacrosse team saw its win streak end Tuesday, the Raiders are still in great shape in the FHSAA Region 1-2A rankings.
Navarre is fourth and poised to earn a playoff berth for the first time in program history.
Pace and Navarre continue to stay on track for a postseason berth in flag football.
The Patriots are ranked second in Region 1-3A this week while the Raiders are seventh. The top eight teams make the playoffs, with district champs securing automatic berths.
It certainly doesn’t come as a surprise that Marisa Turner has broken three school records in track this season.
The Navarre Raider senior works hard as a runner, and that hard work has translated to success.
Garren Lattig has been aiming for his dad’s college pole vault record since he first started in the event as a freshman.
Last week, the Navarre senior standout finally got it, reaching a height of 14-3 1/4 at an invitational in Pensacola to top his dad’s mark.
Pace, Navarre and Jay are all top five teams in the state in the first set of FHSAA regional rankings.
The reigning state champion Patriots are atop Region 1-6A while the Raiders are second in the region. The two teams are second and fourth-respectively, in the state.
