Michael Carter was on the field for the Arizona Cardinals for the second consecutive week, playing in the team’s 31-27 loss to Indianapolis on Sunday.
The former Navarre Raider carried the ball nine times for 34 yards and caught two passes for 30 yards.
Play ball. Or is it play golf?
In this instance, it is both sports for Jameson Rasmussen and Logan Hand. They are among a handful of athletes who play golf and baseball for the Navarre Raiders.
Six games into the season, the University of West Florida is 6-0.
The interesting thing is that until this season, UWF, which has enjoyed a lot of success in a short time as a program, has never been unbeaten through its first six games.
There was little that could be said after Navarre’s football team lost 41-0 to Crestview Friday night at Jack Foster Stadium.
The Raiders lost their seventh game of the season, remaining winless and still searching for answers to flip the script, even if for just one night.
Down two sets to none, Navarre needed a spark. The Raiders found it in a hard-fought third set against Choctaw, surviving 25-23, to keep hope for a senior night win alive last Thursday night.
Earlier this week in practice, the Navarre Raiders tried to ramp up the competitive fire among the player with competitions.
The hope is that it provides an added spark for Friday’s District 1-6A battle with Crestview at Jack Foster Stadium.
Twice in a span of a little over a week last season, Navarre’s girls soccer team lost to Niceville.
The Raiders fell in the district final and then in the Sweet 16 as their season came to a close.
