Here’s a look at how some of the former Navarre Raiders are doing at the college level.

Navarre’s baseball team faced off against one of the area’s top teams Monday, battling Tate at home. The Raiders played the Aggies close early on, with the two teams tied at 1-1 after two, but a three-run third swung the momentum.

Rachel Leggett drove along the baseline and put in a shot after a nice move near the basket.

It kept hope alive that perhaps South Alabama would make a late comeback against Coastal Carolina in the opening round of the Sun Belt Conference tournament last Tuesday afternoon.

Lily Weaver still has the rest of this season and her senior year to go as a Navarre softball player.

But the junior standout already has her future in the game set, committing to Division I Alabama State.

Jason Kisor told his team in the pregame huddle Monday night that he wanted to beat Pace more than any other flag football team around.

The Navarre coach had his players hyped up, ready for the challenge in front of them of facing a Patriot squad that has made back-to-back playoff appearances and is ranked among the top five in the state.

Harrison Dorsey wasn’t planning to swim in college. Baseball was on his mind instead.

But the spring of 2020 changed things, cutting his senior season short on the field for the Navarre Raiders.

This just in. We are past the point of ‘that would never happen in sports.’ Way past it.

In fact, I can’t even tell you the date of when it officially happened. But we are there, and no way does it ever trend in the other direction again. It would take a miracle for it to happen.

Jack Moffa made his way around the track for nearly an hour on a windy February morning at Five Flags Speedway, the hum of an electric race car built by fellow Navarre High students serving as the soundtrack for the day.

Jordan Jefferson made a strong impression at the NFL Combine this week in Indianapolis as he continues his quest to become the third Navarre alum to make it to the league.