District play is back a year after the COVID-19 pandemic created a situation where there were no districts in 2020.
The new year also means a new-look district for Navarre, which will have a few familiar foes as well as a newcomer as the Raiders get ready to contend for their seventh district crown.
West Navarre Intermediate School is off to a great start and shared these photos from its PBIS Community Reveal Celebration with students at the end of the first week of school. The students and staff had a grand time.
Ask golf coaches Clark Brown and Tish Boozer about their expectations for the season ahead, and both believe their teams have a shot at making a statement.
The boys and girls squads are taking aim at moving beyond the district for the first time in a while.
Long-awaited developments – including three grocery stores and a new residential community – are taking big steps forward in Santa Rosa County.
These include what was formally known as The Boulevard at the intersection of U.S. Highway 98 and State Road 87, a new two-story Publix, surrounded by still unnamed retail stores, an Aldi in the heart of Navarre and the first Publix in Milton.
In a back-and-forth game that went right down to the wire, Navarre stepped up to make sure it secured a victory over West Florida Tech in its Kickoff Classic Friday night.
Needing one final stop to seal the deal, the Raiders didn’t disappoint, bringing the pressure and forcing the Jaguars to cough up the ball as time expired.
Energized, unified and looking more sharp than a team typically is this time of the year, Navarre’s volleyball team rolled through a pair of preseason matches Thursday night in Pensacola.
The Raiders topped Northview and West Florida Tech in their first and only live action opportunity against actual opponents before a 2021 campaign that holds a lot of promise begins.
Former Navarre Raider football player Liam Kelly is featured in a PSA NFL legend Brett Farve has just released in conjunction with the Concussion Legacy Foundation.
There is still work to be done for Navarre to shape itself into the team it ultimately wants to be in 2021, but Friday’s scrimmage at Bennett C. Russell Stadium provided a chance for the Raiders to continue down their trail of progression.
Big plays, hard hits, forced turnovers and the excitement of playing in front of a crowd highlighted Navarre’s first taste of live action in the preseason on a humid August evening.
Though most visitors can’t imagine Navarre Beach with tall sand dunes, small buildings and endless stretches of empty sand, a family from Baton Rouge, Louisiana can’t imagine it any other way.