With game point hanging in the balance for Navarre in a tightly contested in-region battle with Tate on the road, Hailey Snider calmly sent her serve over the net.

Moments later, the ball came zipping past her as Tate’s return sailed out of bounds. Snider threw up her arm to signal it was out, stomped her foot and joined her teammates in a celebration on the court that featured wide smiles and joyful screams.

Momentum swung in favor of Navarre midway through the fourth quarter of Friday night’s showdown with Milton on the road, the sideline coming to life after touchdown by Kyle Chambers gave the Raiders their first lead.

That momentum soon shifted back to the Panthers. They wrestled it away from the Raiders on a clutch touchdown catch by four-star recruit Raymond Cottrell with under two minutes to go.

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.