Navarre’s boys lacrosse team has never started with three wins to open a season.


But 2026 is off to a record start as the Raiders are 3-0, scoring goals seemingly at will on their way to the early-season success.

Coming off its most successful season in program history, the Raider girls lacrosse team has the potential to build on it in 2026.


The Raiders got off to a great start, beating North Bay Haven 20-3 in their opener on Monday in Panama City.

Maleeya Brammer scored and drew a foul with 1:52 to play in the third quarter of the District 1-6A championship game Friday night.


She and her twin sister, Makayla, celebrated. The home crowd roared. Navarre led Niceville by four. A title started to feel more like a reality than a dream.

Colt Brauns buried a 3-pointer. Aaden Jackson coasted through the lane for a layup. And just like that Navarre’s boys basketball team had shaken off a tough start and seized the moment against Gulf Breeze in a District 1-6A quarterfinal Tuesday night.

Noah Chin scored late in the fourth quarter, helping to put the finishing touches on Navarre’s 52-44 comeback win over Jay Friday night, his basket sending the student section that adores him into a frenzy.


Chin smiled. Sure, these past four years haven’t been easy. But on this night, he and his fellow Raiders had something to smile about, and it’s clear the direction of the program is trending up.

Navarre’s shot at 22 wins in the regular season in girls basketball was denied last Thursday night.


In a playoff-like battle against the Jay Royals, the Raiders fell short, 45-41, in a hard-fought game featuring two of the best teams in the state.