Navarre’s baseball team is coming off a turnaround season, winning seven of its final 10 to double its win total from a year ago.
The Raiders went 10-14 and hope to put together their first winning season since the 2018-19 campaign when they won the district championship.
It’s district tournament time in soccer and the girls teams from Navarre and Pace are among the contenders for a crown.
Both tournaments get underway this week and will be played at the Ashton Brosnaham Complex in Pensacola.
The Lighthouse Private Christian Academy boys basketball team is a state champion.
The Stingrays won the Sunshine State Athletic Association championship Saturday in Winter Haven with a 79-48 win over Cornerstone Charter Academy.
Kaitlyn Lawson saw the ball deflected in the box and rolling in her direction. Here on a chilly senior night against Choctaw at Bennett C Russell Stadium, the Pensacola State signee was on a mission to put that ball in the back of the net in the final minute.
Darius Cunningham Jr. is known as a big-time scorer for Navarre’s boys basketball team.
And last Tuesday night against Choctaw in a 77-75 loss at home, the Raider senior standout hit a scoring milestone.
A torn ACL prevented Jordan Szymczyk from playing soccer his junior season at Navarre.
But he’s back on the field this season could not have asked for a better situation to come back to for his senior year.
Things have changed a bit this week in the FHSAA Region 1-6A rankings.
Pace and Navarre have traded places in the girls rankings, with Pace going to fifth and Navarre now sixth.
If there is one thing Navarre’s boys basketball team has done this season it’s compete.
Of its eight losses through the first 18 games of the season, only four have been by double digits.
