Will Payton was in pain. A concern, perhaps, but then, maybe there wasn’t much of a reason to read too much into it. Aches and pains come with the territory in the unforgiving sport of football.

“At first, I thought it was just breaking back into practice, but the more I practiced, the worse it got,” Payton said. “I started to realize I need to get this checked out. Something is wrong.”

Quentin Randolph makes a catch along the sideline inside the Dollar Loan Center, nearly going over the wall to make the grab, here on a Saturday afternoon in mid-June.

It’s a key catch during a late-game drive that helps keep the Vegas Knight Hawks’ hopes for a much-needed IFL victory alive.

The smiles.

That’s the thing Navarre girls soccer coach loves seeing the most each year at the youth camp the program puts on for young athletes.

Abby Fogg holds the mic and is giving instructions to the young athletes who have turned out for the latest edition of the Navarre Raider basketball camp.

She’s engaged with the athletes, keeping them active for the full three hours each day of this camp in early June.

Dante Wright has a new home as a college football player.

But forget that he will play out East this fall at Temple instead of out West where he’s been the last few years as a wide receiver for Colorado State.