The final set of regional rankings for the regular season are out and several area teams are in great spot heading into the district tournament.
Navarre, Jay and L.E.A.D. Academy are all going to be top seeds for their respective district tournaments based on their regional ranking.

Lighthouse Private Christian Academy will not have high school football in 2026.
The school announced it plans to focus on enhancing facilities, training, equipment and staffing needs, and aims to bring back the sport in 2027.

Navarre’s boys soccer season ended Friday with a 4-0 loss to Niceville in the semifinal round of the District 1-6A tournament at the Ashton Brosnaham Complex in Pensacola.

Regional girls weightlifting meets are set to take place this week and there is no shortage of area lifters who will compete for the right to go state. Pace hosts the Region 1-3A meet on Thursday, with the host Patriots, Navarre and Milton all competing there.  Jay and Central head to North Bay Haven on Friday for the Region 1-1A meet. 

Year 11 is almost officially in the books for me.
This Thursday marks my work anniversary and it’s hard to believe more than a decade has gone by since my move to Florida.

Everette Alford has landed his new job as a football coach.
The former Lighthouse Private Christian Academy head coach will take on the same role at Port St. Lucie.

As Pace celebrated a thrilling victory Thursday night, several of the Navarre soccer players gathered around their goalie after a penalty kick shootout dashed the Raiders’ hopes of playing for a district championship.

Navarre’s boys basketball team wraps up the regular season this week and has shown is it making strides this year under first year head coach Todd Arasmith.

Aden Ottley had a good look at the goal and knew he had an opportunity to make something happen.
With under 10 minutes to play in a tightly contested District 1-6A quarterfinal against Crestview on Wednesday, the senior fired a shot right past the goalie, breaking a scoreless tie and ultimately shifting the momentum in the Navarre Raiders’ favor.

Abi Hackl made back-to-back 3-pointers in the third quarter of Navarre’s girls basketball game against Pace, firing up her teammates and the crowd as the Raiders extended their lead against the Patriots.
Hackl is a role player, so she doesn’t normally grab the spotlight. But this was her time to shine and she made the most of it in a 59-37 win.