Mason Fralick loves soccer. And if you ever wanted to know just how strong that love is for the sport, consider this example.
“One time my parents grounded me, and they grounded me from soccer practice,” Fralick said. “That gives you a hint of how important the game is to me. I still feel that way about it.”

Navarre’s girls soccer team is up one spot to No. 5 this week in the FHSAA regional rankings. Rival Pace is sixth.

The second set of FHSAA regional rankings have been released for girls and boys basketball.
The top eight teams at the end of the season in 6A will make the playoffs while the top four will get into the 1A playoffs. District champions earn an automatic berth.

Jonah Forrest is taking his basketball talents to NCAA Division III Belhaven next season. He committed to the school recently for a couple of reasons.
“The campus and the culture there had a huge effect, but how they play basketball was a huge factor,” Forrest said.

I can remember shooting baskets for hours in the humid summer months and even, at times, the brutally cold winter months on the basketball court in the driveway back home.
You are talking to someone here who used to chip ice off that old court just so my friends and I could play, and once, we even walked in a snowstorm down to the community center to play ball.

The quarterback who led the University of West Florida football team to its first national title in program history has declared for the NFL Draft.

During her time as a high school athlete at Navarre, Hailey Neely always knew her dad, J.R., would be in the stands watching her compete. Now, the two are on the same side of the athletic world, both coaches with the Raider girls basketball team.

Grady Kelly is headed back to Florida.
The Navarre alum announced Sunday was committing to the Seminoles after making an official visit to Florida State over the weekend.