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.
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.
It was one last hurrah for the area’s top senior girls basketball players as the East won 65-29 over the West in the Pensacola Sports Association All-Star Game on March 12 at Hartsell Arena.
Santa Rosa County School Board recognized two people for their efforts to bring Career and Technical Education into the classroom and to enhance learning opportunities for students.
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As Navarre’s girls lacrosse team huddled up after a 20-10 loss to Gulf Breeze on Monday at Bennett C. Russell Stadium, the players couldn’t help but hear the cheers coming from the Dolphins as they celebrated a win.
There were still a few tears in the eyes of Rachel Leggett as she walked out of the Bay Center in Pensacola and was greeted by family and friends who served as her own personal cheering section during the Sun Belt Conference tournament championship game on Monday.
Not a seat was empty, or a ticket unsold for the presentation of “The Sound of Music” by Gulf Pointe Latin School Thespian Society Feb. 27 and 28. The hardworking students ranging from 7th to 12th grade not only devote themselves to musical theatre, but all of them are plugged into many other sports and extracurricular activities.
Former Navarre Raider Rachel Leggett and the Troy Trojans are headed to the championship game of the Sun Belt tournament.
Troy punched its ticket with an 83-73 win on Sunday over Arkansas State, last year’s champ, and will play James Madison at 1 p.m. Monday at the Pensacola Bay Center.