Addison Danforth is a skilled volleyball player, but it’s something that doesn’t show up in the box score that may very well be her best asset on the court for the Navarre Raiders.

Julia Irmen used to kick a ball rather than set it. She played soccer when she was younger, but for the senior Navarre standout, the game wasn’t for her.

“The running part just wasn’t for me,” Irmen said.

Jennifer Seward had it in her mind that maybe she’d use her extra year of eligibility she had in her pocket because of the pandemic in 2020.

But the Navarre alum’s decision to come back one last year and play Division I soccer at Samford was sealed late last season when she broke her leg.

Terence Marshall has spent most of his offseason battling back from a shoulder injury. Yet, even when he couldn’t be on the field, the senior wide receiver stepped up as a leader.

“I made sure the young guys were doing well and helped them out anyway I could,” Marshall said. “I also did a lot of mental reps to make sure I’m ready to go when I do return.”

As a quarterback, Peewee Jarrett loves making plays. Don’t think he doesn’t.

But the University of West Florida star loves seeing teammates celebrate big plays more, be it on offense or defense.