Senior Ryan Evans will tell you the confidence of this Navarre boys soccer team is growing.
It could have been rattled after the season opener, when the Raiders lost 4-3 to reigning district champion Tate. Instead, Navarre got on track, rattling off five consecutive wins to carry a ton of momentum into Thanksgiving break.
Navarre Xpress sprinted even further ahead as a track program in 2024.
A record total of 21 athletes qualified for the AAU Junior Olympics in North Carolina. Only five are able to attend due to other commitments, but still, it’s a sign the local club continues trending in the right direction.
It doesn’t get much better than watching the waves crash on the shore of Navarre Beach with an iced latte or cold beverage in your hand. Espresso Lane is a coastal coffee shop on Navarre Beach that specializes in making this dream a reality.
Medals clanking has become a familiar sound for the Navarre Xpress. The sound grew a little louder this year.
The local track club had its best AAU season yet in its short history, particularly at the regional meet in Jacksonville earlier this summer when 19 qualified and 17 punched a ticket to nationals.
Espresso Lane is the only coffee shop on Navarre Beach. It’s the perfect place to stop for your daily dose of caffeine on your way to the beach or sit on one of their comfy couches and stay a while.
Espresso Lane is located inside of Broussard’s Bayou Grill on Navarre Beach and just opened this past June. When you walk in the doors, the coffee shop is directly to your right in a window-filled room decorated with beach art for sale.
A defining moment for Navarre Xpress unfolded on a sweltering Sunday in early June at Sherman Robinson Stadium in Pensacola.
The boys team representing the local track club won an AAU district championship. The girls placed second. Combined, the two teams scored the most points of any other team at the area meet.