Practice is underway on a humid summer night at the NYSA Soccer Complex, and talented teen soccer standouts are getting ready to keep their special club season with Navarre United rolling along.

They wrapped up April with an FYSA President’s Cup championship, punching a ticket to Texas for the regional stage of the tourney.

Abby Fogg talked to her team just before the start of the fourth quarter Friday night, her team’s once comfortable lead now trimmed to four.

Eighth-ranked Navarre was on the brink of being upset by rival Milton, and Fogg wanted to make sure the Raiders did what they needed to do to avoid it.

Just two weeks into the season, the Navarre Raider volleyball team has already matched its win total from a season ago.

The Raiders kept their momentum rolling over the weekend by winning the Labor Day Classic in Foley Alabama, and are on their way to what could very well be their best season in program history.

The sound of medals clanking dominates on a summer night inside Bennett C. Russell Stadium.

Worn around the necks of young athletes that have worked hard for success, those medals are visible reminders of the rapid rise Navarre Xpress has experienced on the AAU track scene.

Pressure stared Navarre’s flag football team in the eyes, and the Raiders didn’t blink in their first regional tournament appearance in program history.

Down by a point with under a minute to go, Mackenzie England hauled in a game-winning touchdown catch to lift Navarre to a 12-7 victory over Fleming Island Wednesday night.