Senior setter Julia Irmen stretched out her arm in an effort to keep the ball in play during Thursday’s District 1-6A final against rival Gulf Breeze.

She just missed on getting her hand on the ball as it fell to the floor and led to another point late in the third set against the Dolphins.

Anthony Gassaway returned to the football field Oct. 13, his first game in nearly a year.

It’s safe to say the junior running back was glad to make his return and help the Navarre Raiders topple Milton 51-14.

Kaitlyn Montgomery is killing it this season. From a volleyball standpoint that is.

She’s one of the top hitters in the area, racking up nearly 300 kills on the season as she has built on her success last season at the varsity level.

Craig Damon sits down in a conference room and takes a break from a summer leadership conference he’s hosting at Pine Forest in Pensacola to talk about his role as the Executive Director of the Florida High School Athletic Association.

He’s been in the position a little over a year and the work never stops.

CJ Wilson didn’t hesitate to make a play.

He dodged a few defenders and hit the open field, running nearly 40 yards for a touchdown just before halftime, extending the University of West Florida’s lead over Shorter to 14 much to the delight of an energetic homecoming crowd Saturday at Pen Air Field.

Arms raised. Smiles wide. Another win in the books for Navarre’s volleyball team.

Even head coach Ryan Davenport high-fived each of his players after they wrapped up a sweep of Pace in a tightly contested District 1-6A matchup Tuesday night in Pace.

Anakah Madril couldn’t have picked a better time to come through with a hat trick. In a tightly contested battle with Montreat, an early season game where Life University had a chance to make a statement, the Navarre alum delivered in crunch time.