Fresh off a district championship a year ago, Navarre’s girls soccer team aims to win another one this season.
With a mix of veteran talent and newcomers with potential, the Raiders have good reason to set the bar high once again.
Sunlight is peaking through the clouds and the wind is blowing on a warm November morning at Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze.
This is where Lighthouse Christian College’s first year football program is preparing for an appearance in a conference championship game later in the week in Georgia.
It wasn’t as if Keith Danner’s touchdown was going to spark a comeback. Niceville was on its way to a big win over Navarre Friday night.
But for Danner, playing in his final high school football game, his fourth-quarter touchdown meant something, especially on senior night.
It’s the afternoon of Halloween and Pensacola State’s women’s soccer team is having a little fun as it prepares for a postseason game.
Players are dressed up in costumes and taking part in different competitions, and maybe it’s fitting since these Pirates have been scary good.
A challenging season for the Navarre Raider football team will wrap up Friday night when the Raiders take on Niceville at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
Game time is 7:30 p.m. and it’s not only the final game of the year but also senior night.
Navarre’s volleyball team put together another impressive year, winning 20 matches and playing in a regional for the third consecutive season.
The wins are the most since 2006, when the team last hit the 20-win mark.
Josh Carter has been tough to slow down on the football field during his senior season at Eastern Kentucky.
That was the case again on Oct. 27 when the Navarre Raider alum earned player of the week recognition in the United Athletic Conference.
