Faith Lowe’s game-winning goal against Prairieville was a perfect example of actions speaking louder than words.
She heard talk from the opposition during the Navarre Raiders’ game against the Hurricanes to ring in 2026 and silenced it with a shot near the midway point of the second half, ultimately securing a 2-1 victory.

Navarre’s girls soccer team is just outside the top eight in the latest FHSAA regional rankings. 
The boys team is also outside the top eight at the moment.

Navarre’s girls basketball team is ranked in the top five in the region and state in the first set of Region 1-6A rankings.
The Raiders are third in the region and fifth in the state in 6A and are having a stellar season so far, sitting at 12-2 through 14 games.

Area junior and senior athletes are starting to commit to schools to continue their athletic careers in college. Some have even signed already.

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The University of West Florida football team finished ninth in the final AFCA Division II Coaches poll.

Izzy Zach authored one of the best stories of 2025, repeating as a state champ. Josh Wilson won his first ever weightlifting crown.
Navarre’s girls soccer team reached the Sweet 16 and the Raider softball team nearly punched a ticket to state.

Maleeya and Makayla Brammer are a little extra competitive.
Being twin sisters helps fuel the fire.

Navarre head football coach Garrett Bagley took time earlier this month to share his thoughts on the district set up for the next two years.
He’s good with the way it looks, as it is mostly unchanged from the previous two years. The only addition is Niceville.

January marks the final full month of the winter sports season and it’s a time of the year when everything matters a little more.