Dante Wright is quite the football player, a player capable of making something happen every time the ball is thrown in his direction.
As he gets set for year two at Temple and his final season overall of college football, the former Navarre Raider it turns out he is a bit of a comedian as well.
Quentin Randolph made a career of producing highlights while at Navarre and the University of West Florida.
He added one more to the reel May 10 when he made a one-handed catch in the end zone for the game’s first touchdown, setting the tone for the Vegas Knight Hawks’ wild 68-64 win over San Diego.
One change has been made to the Navarre Raiders’ 2024 football schedule.
Instead of a Friday night game against Choctaw at the end of August, the Raiders and Indians will now play on a Thursday.
Terence Marshall placed in the top five in two events at the Region 1-4A meet Wednesday at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville.
Marshall was the runner-up in the 100, clocking in at 10.85, and he took third in the high jump with a leap of 6-feet-3 1/2 inches.
Cailyn Cooke has quite a freshman softball season at Gulf Coast State. And she was recognized for that effort with second-team All-Panhandle Conference honors.
You only needed one hand to count the number of regional qualifiers for Navarre’s track team last year.
It’s different this season for the Raiders, who took 26 to the regional, the most since 2017.
Chants of ‘Let’s go offense and let’s go defense grow louder along the sideline as the Navarre Raiders run through plays, dust and dirt being kicked up on the practice field on a warm Monday afternoon.
There’s an added layer of energy enveloping the Raider football team this spring, and first-year head coach Garrett Bagley is doing his best to have his team capitalize on it.
Grady Kelly has never been to a football game at Florida State.
Come this fall, the Navarre alum will experience game day in Tallahassee from the best seat in the house – on the field.
