Michael Carter doesn’t want one amazing game or a great season to define an NFL career that is set to take flight during his rookie season with the New York Jets.

History is dotted with moments of players in the spotlight one day and forgotten the next, and the fourth-round pick of the Jets out of the University of North Carolina needs no reminder of it.

Claire Sczesny had no complaints about her first regular swim meet of the season with the Navarre.

After sitting out last season because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the junior was most happy last Tuesday about just being back in the pool with her Raider teammates.

Three years ago in Ryan Davenport’s first season as the head coach of Navarre’s volleyball team, the Raiders stumbled in their opener, losing in three games to Milton. Later that season, Navarre avenged the setback with a three-game win.

Which is why Davenport isn’t too concerned about last Tuesday’s season-opening loss to Milton in a match that had a playoff-like feel to it.

Terence Marshall jumped up and celebrated with his Navarre teammates as he made his way to the sideline Friday night.

Only a sophomore, Marshall had just scored his second touchdown of the game, this time leaping and snagging a touchdown throw from Kyle Chambers to extend the Raiders’ lead over Fort Walton Beach to double digits.