Gabby Cover’s older sister played golf, and that inspired her to give it a try.

Now a senior on the Navarre Raider golf team, Cover is glad she got into the sport.

Amiyah Byrd is one of the top players back this season for the Navarre Raider volleyball team.

Navarre, Pace and Milton competed at the Amy Wolfenden Invitational on Saturday at the University of West Florida Aquatic Center.

It was another big day of running for Santa Rosa County teams as athletes took part in the Gulf Coast Stampede on Saturday at the Escambia County Equestrian Center in Pensacola.
There were more than 150 runners on the girls side and more than 250 in the boys race on a hot and humid morning.

High school golfers in Santa Rosa County got their first big test of the season on Monday, playing in the Byron Nathan Classic at Stonebrook.

Golfers played 18 holes for the first time this season in live competition, battling not only the course but also the hot and humid conditions enveloping the day here in Pace.

Time to look back at week four of the high school football season.

Pace bounced back this past Friday while Navarre and Milton both lost their district openers.

It is easy to be a high school head coach on a Saturday morning, or honestly, any other morning during the week or weekend. It might be the easiest job in the world.

We all know everything the day after a game.

Check out high school football scores from week four.

It could have been a throw in the towel kind of night for Navarre’s football team in its District 1-5A opener against Niceville.

The Raiders were 0-3 and lost by 38 points to Milton a week earlier. They certainly had built-in reasons to fold.

Inside the Navarre High cafeteria Friday morning, a documentary on Sept. 11, 2001, plays in the background. The scenes of that tragic and chaotic day in American history play out on the screen before the start of the NJROTC Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony.