Dante Wright has earned a lot of accolades on the field. He’s also gotten the job done off it.
The former Navarre Raider has been named to the National Football Foundation’s Hampshire Honor Society.
The Navarre Raider baseball team wrapped up its 2025 campaign on April 15 with a 7-3 loss to second-ranked Pace.
While the Raiders are losing a handful of talented seniors, the future is bright.
Bri Edwards has been a student-athlete at the University of Florida over the last four years.
One day in the future, she will be a doctor as she is set to begin medical school this summer at Florida.
With all the talent Florida produces from an athletic standpoint, you’d think coaches here were some of the highest paid in the nation.
Think again. Florida coaches are underpaid, a lot of times underappreciated, and in most instances, overworked. Coaches in surrounding states tend to make more.
Former Navarre football standout Bailey Huston has been named to the National Football Foundation’s Hampshire Honor Society.
Huston recently wrapped up his career at NCAA Division III Huntingdon and is among a group of athletes selected across all levels of college athletics.
Navarre’s girls lacrosse team is headed to the regional tourney for the first time in program history.
The Raiders will take on Bartram Trail on April 22 in Jacksonville in a Region 1-2A quarterfinal.
Navarre’s flag football team has new life as the Raiders have made the Region 1-3A tournament.
The Raiders are seeded seventh and will take on Chiles on April 23 in Tallahassee.
Navarre’s girls and boys track teams both finished in the top four of the District 1-3A meet Thursday at Pine Forest.
The Raiders placed third in the boys meet while the girls earned a fourth-place finish.
Navarre’s boys weightlifting team consistently finishes in the top five in the state.
And this past season was no exception for the Raiders, who were third in Olympic and traditional at the FHSAA 3A meet on April 12 in Lakeland.
