Three Navarre Raiders are headed to the next level in football.
Ethan Newman, Dwayne Clark Jr. and Isaac Cole all signed their nationals letter of intent Wednesday to continue their careers in college.
The second state championship slipped through the grip of the Navarre Raider boys weightlifting team last April.
Favored to win the title going into the 3A meet in Port St. Joe, the Raiders took third in traditional, falling four points shy of the title, and lost out on a title in snatch by a point.
Kevin Randel is back as the manager of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos.
It will be his third season with the Double-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins and he’ll look to lead Pensacola to a second consecutive Southern League title run.
Angel Rhodes had to take the shot. She was open. And with the distance being from the free-throw line, it was a good look for the senior standout.
Sure, there was pressure, especially with Navarre down two and the seconds slipping way in a District 1-6A girls basketball quarterfinal against Milton that went right down to the wire.
Momentum began slipping through the grasp of Navarre’s boys basketball team early in the third quarter Monday night.
Pensacola had just about pushed its lead to double digits when Raider head coach Terry Posey called a timeout in the hopes of getting things turned around.
A new year brings the same mentality for the Navarre Raider track team.
The expectation is greatness, according to head coach Tony Carter, who hopes to see as many athletes as possible earn a state meet berth.
Quentin Randolph is back in the Indoor Football League, and this time he’ll play in a city that fits his big-time personality.
Randolph, a former Navarre and University of West Florida star, is taking his talents to Las Vegas to play for the Knight Hawks, a second-year team in the IFL.
One goal was all Navarre needed in a tightly-contested, physical District 1-6A soccer semifinal on a chilly Friday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium
One goal to tie the game. One goal to keep hope alive. One goal to potentially extend the life of the soccer season for the Raiders.
A Friday night opener and a road game against a Division I Florida A&M are among the highlights of the 2023 University of West Florida football schedule.
Coming off the third NCAA Division II national semifinal appearance in program history in 2022, the Argos kick off the 2023 campaign on Sept. 1 against Kentucky Wesleyan at Pen Air Field.
