Navarre grad Rachel Leggett came through with a solid performance in her final college game.

Pace is the No. 1 team in the state in 6A and atop the FHSAA Region 1-6A rankings.


Jay and Central are also ranked among the top teams in the region while Navarre and Milton are just outside the top eight in their respective regions.

Navarre’s boys and girls lacrosse teams are still ranked among the best in the region.

Navarre head softball coach Jacqueline Othmani knows her team has a lot of potential. And the Raiders have shown it lately, winning six of seven after starting the year 1-3.

Navy Junior ROTC cadets in Santa Rosa County and other areas have been told not to wear their uniforms as a result of instruction from NJRTOC headquarters, which falls under Naval Service Training Command.

The latest win for Navarre’s flag football team was a little different as the Raiders played and defeated an out of state team for the first time in program history.


The Raiders rolled to a 19-0 victory over Cleveland (Tenn.) on March 12 at Bennett C. Russell Stadium, improving to 6-4 and taking a little extra momentum into spring break.

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The first set of regional rankings for baseball are out, and Pace, Jay and Central are among the area teams in the top eight.

Pace is second in Region 1-6A while Jay and Central are first and third, respectively, in Rural Region 1. Navarre and Milton are 12th in their respective regions.

Navarre’s own Dante Wright is now a pro athlete.


The former Raider is set to play for the Orlando Pirates of the Indoor Football League this season.

Navarre’s baseball team secured its biggest win of the season to this point, winning 5-3 over state-ranked Crestview on Thursday night at home.