Anyone who has been responsible for children knows the reality of juvenile appetites.
Their hunger is constant, sometimes picky and there is rarely any obvious uniformity in preferences between siblings or playmates.
In seminary, future preachers are encouraged to collect potential sermon illustrations – emotion-packed, real-life stories, a funny joke or a personal life experience.
God must have realized that I would need extra help in this because he gave us Brewster.
Jada Thomas shouts words of encouragement over the loud music playing inside the weight room on a Thursday morning.
She’s encouraging one of her teammates to nail her lift in an intra-squad meet being used as preparation for the upcoming District 1-3A meet.
Maia Vacks wasn’t expecting the shot to go in. The goal keeper wasn’t either.
Vacks fired her shot from well outside the box, the ball floating upward before slipping under the crossbar and over the head of a keeper who never had a chance to react.
COVID-19 is the one opponent teams can't plan for.
And now it has impacted this week's schedules for Navarre's boys and girls basketball teams.
Reclassification is expected to take place for high school sports at some point in February.
I hope the Florida High School Athletic Association makes good decisions when it comes to the reclassifying process.
As Jayven Streeter backpedaled down the court after knocking down another 3-pointer against West Florida, the only thing missing from the Navarre guard was a shoulder shrug reminiscent of Michael Jordan in the 1992 NBA Finals.
Jordan made six 3-pointers in a half against Portland in Game 1, shrugging his shoulders as if he couldn’t believe it.
A blanket quarantine has likely put an end to the regular season for Navarre’s boys soccer team.
One player has tested positive for COVID-19 and the others on the team are in quarantine.
