Emma Barry and fellow Navarre Raider team captain Jade Wright shared a long embrace on the field after the clock hit zero in a Region 1-6A soccer quarterfinal Thursday night.
For Wright, there are still two more years of high school to go. But for Barry, this was the end of the road, a 6-0 road loss to the Niceville Eagles on a cold February evening marking the final stop.

The latest FHSAA regional football rankings are out and Pace is now second in Region 1-6A and third overall in the state in 6A.
Milton is sixth this week in Region 1-5A while Baker is 10th in the Rural Region 1 rankings.

Navarre’s swim needed a place to practice after the Pullum YMCA closed its pool for maintenance before the Raiders’ season ended.
The Raiders have solved their problem thanks to residents donating their guest passes for the Holley By the Sea Recreation Center pool to members of the team.

Milton football coaching legend Hurley Manning passed away on Tuesday.
Manning, 87, led the Panthers to a state runner-up finish in 1972 and to back-to-back state championships in 1978 and 1979.

It will be a big day for baseball at Blue Wahoos Stadium on Oct 18 as Florida State will take on Mississippi State in an exhibition game.

Whenever Navarre gets a chance to compete against someone else in the summer, the Raiders are going to welcome it.
They played their first 7-on-7 on Thursday, hosting Lighthouse Private Christian Academy.

Josh Wilson stood on the stage inside the RP Funding Center on Saturday afternoon, with a smile on his face and a medal around his neck. He pointed to the scoresheet in his hand.
Wilson was a state weightlifting champion for the first time, joining a select list of Navarre Raiders to achieve the feat.