The Lady Raiders played two away games at Choctaw and Milton this week without keeper Julianna DeSalle (family vacation) and Emily Madril (resting injuries). The Raiders won the first game against Choctaw easily, by a 6 – 0 score.

When Marcus Richardson threw down a dunk with a minute to play in overtime of Navarre’s game against Choctaw Tuesday night, the Raiders were on the brink of a comeback win.

Blake Malter didn’t get much of a chance to play in his first season at Huntingdon College but his role has changed this year and he’s enjoying the experience.

The Raiders traveled to Pine Forest on Nov. 19 to face perhaps their closest competitor in the region. The Raiders handled their tough opponent by winning first place in eight of the 10 weight divisions, missing only the 110-pound and 119-pound weight divisions. They also won seven second places and three third places.

The Lady Raiders met Gulf Breeze and Pace, two of the area’s best teams this week and won both games by identical 2 – 0 scores. The smothering defense of Brenda Bishop, Kaylynn Ennis, Mariah McKinney and Haylee Howard was outstanding. The Raiders now have a record of 10 – 1.

Navarre’s girls basketball team went 1-2 last week but first-year head coach Jackie Coyne said the Raiders are taking steps in the right direction.

Nysha Frank has wanted to play in the Subway All-Star Volleyball game since she got into high school.

Although Navarre’s boys basketball team came up short in a game against Escambia Saturday afternoon, falling 62-54, head coach Taf Bentley was pleased with the way his team battled the entire way as it nearly rallied for a win.