Katie McLeod put pen to paper in the spring to secure her future as a college softball player, something she’s been waiting to do for a long time.
“I’ve been working up to this moment my whole life,” McLeod said. “I’ve wanted to play in college since I started playing as a little kid at NYSA.”
Emma Simon experienced life as a college soccer player for the first time last fall as a freshman at Division I Alabama State.
It was different to say the least for the former Navarre Raider standout.
Tyrell Marshall battled through pain last year to be on the field. A shoulder injury since his freshman season was something he played through before getting surgery on it at the end of last season.
And now Marshall is on the road back to being the player he knows he can be this coming season for the Navarre football team.
A best-of-three playoff format could be in the future for high school baseball in Florida.
The idea of it is being tossed around and has already been presented to the FHSAA’s Baseball Advisory Committee.
A youth camp that Madison Simmons is helping out with is wrapping up, and the Navarre girls basketball standout is asked about the upcoming summer workouts and the fact that her senior year is rapidly approaching.
“It’s crazy it’s almost senior year,” Simmons said. “(High school) went by really fast.”
Michael Sandle is currently batting .234 for the Asheville Tourists, the High-A affiliate of the Houston Astros.
Meanwhile, Matt Cronin remains out of action for the Rochester Red Wings, the Triple-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals. Cronin has been out since late May.
Quentin Randolph continues to be one of the top receivers in the IFL. He has nearly surpassed all of his stat totals from his rookie season in the league and has done in it in fewer games.
The former Navarre Raider and University of West Florida standout caught his 13th touchdown of the year for the Vegas Knight Hawks in a 48-29 loss to Massachusetts on June 10.
It was, in a way, a welcome to college football kind of moment for Grady Kelly.
A Saturday afternoon in Ann Arbor at Michigan Stadium. Nearly 110,000 fans, most wearing Maize and Blue, fired up for the opening game of the college football season.
