After one inning of softball in a District 1-6A semifinal against Pace Tuesday night, the Navarre Raiders were still in the game.


They only trailed by a couple of runs. They had only given up two hits.

In a win or go home baseball game, the Navarre Raiders chose to kept playing.


They set the tone with an eight-run first inning and rolled to a 10-0 run-rule victory over Milton Monday night at Bo Singletary Field in Milton.

Jordan Jefferson’s dream to hear his name called in the NFL Draft came true Saturday afternoon.


A former Navarre Raider, Jefferson was taken in the fourth round by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Tyler England has always been one of those athletes that’s gotten the job done on and off the field.


The latest example of that is being named to the National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society in April.

Navarre’s hope for a victory in a Region 1-2A flag football semifinal was renewed when Bella Kendall connected with Natalie Busch in stride on a scoring strike at the start of the fourth quarter.


The Raiders cut the Pace lead to nine on Busch’s catch-and-run play down the visiting sideline, leaving plenty of time for Navarre to still complete a comeback Tuesday at Bennett C Russell Stadium.

Jordan Jefferson was 5 years old when he got his first helmet and football.


His dad, AJ, said Jordan saw him watching football on television and wanted to emulate it.

Santa Rosa County did not disappoint at the 3A state boys weightlifting meet Friday afternoon at the RP Funding Center in Lakeland.


Pace claimed the Olympic and traditional titles, while Milton was the state runner-up in Olympic and traditional. Navarre earned a share of the traditional title as well.