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Addison Danforth earns player of week recognition for first time

Addison Danforth has made quite the impression in her first year of college volleyball at Pensacola State.


The former Navarre Raider was named the Florida College System Activities Association Division II Defensive Player of the week last Tuesday for the first time in her career.

Raiders start strong against Aggies before falling short

Nina Malave finished off the first set against Tate with a big kill, and it seemed as if Navarre’s volleyball team had set the tone for the night against the Aggies.


The Raiders won the opening game 25-21 but they couldn’t sustain that energy and momentum the rest of the way as the Aggies won the final three 25-20, 25-14 and 25-17 on Tuesday night.

Flight, fun, futures: Naval Aviation Museum to hold Girls in Aviation Day event

NAS Pensacola is nicknamed the “Cradle of Naval Aviation.”
In the military, it’s recognized as the birthplace of naval aviation—the home of the first formal naval aviation school, established on base in 1914. The base is also home to the National Naval Aviation Museum, which was established in 1962 and displays the rich history of the very profession it’s named for. In the last few years, the museum has hosted an annual event for Girls in Aviation Day on Nov. 1 to teach young women about the profession, cultivate a love for it, and encourage young women to pursue aerospace careers.

Michael Sandle looks back on 2025 season with ThunderBolts

It was the first day of batting practice with the Windy City ThunderBolts and Michael Sandle, in his words, ‘made a horrible read’ in centerfield.


“I was running and the ball flies over my head,” Sandle said. It was a reset moment where I’m like, alright, I’m back in it (pro baseball). I really take pride in defense as much as I do my offense.”