Hailey Netro used to wonder if she had the ability to get to the college level for golf.
But her doubts have vanished as Netro signed with NCAA Division III Berry in April to continue her career.
Navarre’s girls lacrosse team enjoyed its best season in program history in the spring.
The Raiders have spent the month of June getting work in, while continuing to build up the program.
Emily (Madril) Sams is once again with the United States Women’s National Team.
The Navarre alum is one of 25 player named to the training camp roster ahead of three matches that will be played in late June and early July.
Michael Sandle continues to write quite a comeback story.
The former Navarre Raider added another chapter to it on Tuesday night, hammering a two-run home run with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning as the Windy City Thunderbolts defeated the Mississippi Mud Monsters 4-3.
Gio Randolph came from California to help with a Navarre Raider football camp headed up by alumni.
It offers a glimpse of how much his alma mater still means to him more than a decade later.
Navarre’s girls basketball team is playing with a little more confidence and taking advantage of its experience this summer.
The Raiders have most of their team back and head coach Abby Fogg likes how things have played out for her squad so far.
I see a lot of excitement from coaches and fans in Florida in the wake of Georgia changing the rules for transferring at the high school level.
The state athletic association there is inserting a bylaw stating any athlete who transfers multiple times within the state after his or her ninth grade year is ineligible to compete for one year.
Navarre’s own Quentin Randolph is still playing at a high level for the Vegas Knight Hawks.
Randolph rushed for a touchdown for the second consecutive game in a 44-31 loss to the Bay Area Panthers on June 14.
Jordan Jefferson is more than just a football player, and there’s no question he hasn’t forgotten where he came from.
After a workout in the spring on the NYSA field he used to play on when he was younger, before his days of stardom at Navarre High, Jefferson talked about the importance of giving back to his hometown.
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.
