Santa Rosa County was well represented at the FHSAA state track meets this past week, with a handful of athletes taking home medals.

Roan Strom was hanging around the RP Funding Center late Thursday afternoon awaiting the start of the awards ceremony.


Strom knew he was assured of a couple of medals, both for runner-up finishes in Olympic and Traditional at the FHSAA 3A state boys weightlifting meet in Lakeland. But Strom was hoping for gold.

Navarre’s softball team advanced to the Region 1-6A semifinal round for the second year in a row.


The Raiders moved on with a 3-0 win over Buchholz Wednesday night at home.

Jason Kisor has announced his resignation as the head coach of the Navarre Raider flag football team.


Kisor made the announcement public last Tuesday on social media.

Nine wins and not much hope is what the Navarre Raider softball program looked like just two years ago.


Karsyn Riddle, a sophomore at the time, thought about walking away.

If there’s one thing Navarre Raider head coach Garrett Bagley loves about his football team as spring practice rolls on, it’s something that doesn’t show up in a playbook or practice plan.


“I’m really pleased with the intangibles,” Bagley said.

One of the local schools in Northwest Florida put out a post a few days ago seeking money for its playoff trip to the Jacksonville area for a best-of-three baseball series.


An athlete asked me to share it on social media in the hopes it would help their cause. I did. I’m always here to help the athletes any way I can.

A handful of Navarre athletes did well enough at the Region 1-3A meet at Pine Forest on May 2 to secure a spot at the FHSAA 3A state meet.

State is up next for the Navare Rader boys weightlifting team, which is set to compete on Thursday at the RP Funding Center in Lakeland.

Navarre’s softball team is regional tournament bound.


The Raiders are the No. 3 seed and will play host to Buchholz on Thursday night in a Region 1-6A quarterfinal.