Three Navarre Raider lacrosse players signed letters of intent to continue their careers at the next level.
Lauren Mavity, Jacob Green and Landen Nary all signed on May 20 in a ceremony after school in the cafeteria.
It’s the year 2000. I’m at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh. Philip Rivers is the quarterback of the Wolfpack and there is no shortage of hype around him.
In the press box high above the stadium in a nationally televised game on ESPN, I’m putting together a running game story and just praying I get a phone line connected to my laptop in time to send before deadline that night.
Emily (Madril) Sams is back with the United States Women’s National team.
The Navarre alum is one of 24 players who have been called up for matches against China PR and Jamaica.
Navarre’s football team wraps up spring football practice this week.
And for the Raiders, who have been on the field five days a week since April 28, they are feeling good about the progress that has been made as the end approaches.
Renee Hester will soon be off to New York to play college softball at Canisius.
Last Friday, the Navarre Raider capped her high school career playing in the Pensacola Sports Association All-Star Game and coming away with East MVP honors.
Garren Lattig made it back to state for the third time in his high school career at Navarre.
And he came away with his best finish yet, tying for state runner-up honors in the pole vault.
Noah Chin will you that placing at state with the other members of Navarre’s 1600 relay team didn’t come easy. And the success didn’t materialize happen overnight.
“It was a long journey and a lot of hard work was put into it,” Chin said. “We were very blessed to go to state and come in the position that we did.”
Lighthouse Private Christian Academy’s football team won a state championship last year.
The Stingrays haven’t missed a beat since then and wrapped up a successful spring on May 15.
