Ryan Catyb turned in a strong outing last Tuesday and received plenty of support by the offense as Navarre opened the week with a pivotal 7-4 win over district leader Tate.
The Raiders won two consecutive games to open the week, earning a 2-1 win over Choctaw April 7 before crushing Fort Walton 14-2. They closed the regular season with a 2-0 loss to Owensboro Catholic out of Kentucky.
Navarre’s girls soccer team held its banquet April 9 to recognize its most successful season in program history and welcome back head coach Rob Simon, who returned this week after recovering from emergency surgery in early March.
Charles Orth’s chances of winning the pole vault took a hit before he even competed in the District 2-3A track meet Saturday at Emerald Coast Middle School in Santa Rosa Beach.
As people across the country take this week to recognize those who do extraordinary things through service, USO Northwest Florida is paying tribute to its more than 400 volunteers who consistently give back to the men and women who give so much for our country.
In addition to the sea life that resides at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station, visitors were welcomed by rabbits, a python, an owl and even a baby kangaroo Saturday at the third annual Autism OdysSea.
A program on the Gulf Breeze Area Historical Society continued General Federation of Women’s Clubs – Santa Rosa Woman’s Club 50th anniversary theme for 2015.
Cloudy skies and the threat of rain didn’t stop a group of young surfers from catching waves Sunday. In fact, the weather churned up the Gulf, making the conditions that much better.