Garren Lattig has been aiming for his dad’s college pole vault record since he first started in the event as a freshman.


Last week, the Navarre senior standout finally got it, reaching a height of 14-3 1/4 at an invitational in Pensacola to top his dad’s mark.

As Bo Shipley plays his senior season of high school baseball at Navarre, his dad, Jess, has a front row seat as one of the team’s assistant coaches.


As a father who knows these moments at the ballpark with his son are winding down, Jess is doing his best to make them all count.

Eddie Love Jr. is back at Navarre, the place it all started for him in high school, and he’s spending his final months as a high school athlete running track for the Raiders.


“To come back, it’s like friends and family. It feels like home. I definitely enjoy being back,” Love said.

The first shot Darius Cunningham Jr. made in a college game was a 3-pointer that went off the backboard.


“You don’t want to bank a shot in, but if it goes in, it goes in,” Cunningham said.