The Lady Raiders’ softball team won an easy 10-0 victory against Pine Forest on April 2 at Navarre High School. Two days later it was a different story; there was nothing easy in an extra-inning win against Escambia.
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Softball Raiders win pair
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Lifters wait to learn state fate
As many as four Navarre High School weightlifters could qualify to compete for a state championship April 19 in Kissimmee.
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Raiders struggle in district play
Navarre High School played three District 1-6A baseball contests last week; the Raiders were shut out twice and scored a season-high number of runs in the other. (PHOTO: Kyle Rogers hurdles a Pace base runner.)
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Raiders finish on winning note
The Navarre softball team warmed up for this week’s district playoffs with wins against Fort Walton Beach and Choctawhatchee.. (PHOTO: Shelby Kesinger pushes herself up after making a diving catch.)
For more about the Lady Raiders' softball team, see the April 18 issue of Navarre Press or subscribe online.
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Four lifters to compete at state
Four Navarre High School weightlifters will compete in the Florida High School Athletics Association Class 2A state championship tomorrow, April 19, in Kissimmee.
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Raiders rout 'Cats in district opener
Brooke Murphy leads Lady Raiders past Washington 15 - 0 in first round of the playoffs (PHOTO: Teammates await Murphy after her first-inning home run.)
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FWC approves extending red snapper season
According to a press release, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved a 44-day recreational red snapper season for Gulf of Mexico state waters at its meeting April 17 in Tallahassee. State waters are from shore to 9 nautical miles in Gulf waters.
This season will start June 1 and end July 14. It is inconsistent with the current proposed federal season.
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'Noles release Trickett from scholarship
Redshirt junior quarterback will depart program after graduation in May.
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YOLO board raffle to benefit The Eagle Fund
Coastal Paddle Co. is offering a chance to win a YOLO Board Original standup paddleboard, valued at $1,485, at the Second Annual Five Flags Paddleboard Classic this Saturday, April 20, at The Grand Marlin on Pensacola Beach.
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Argos to honor military
UWF baseball to host Wounded Warrior Project game this Sunday; proceeds will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project.
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Pace ends NHS softball season
Pace edges Navarre 1-0 in eight innings Thursday at Milton in the second round of the Florida High School Athletics Association District 1-6A softball tournament. (PHOTO: Allison Pettegrew reaches safely with one of Navarre's two hits.)
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Shootout scheduled in Navarre
One of the area's largest annual sporting events retuns to Navarre this weekend.
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Navarre wins 13-inning marathon
Robby Miller’s unassisted double play in the bottom of the 13th inning Monday preserved a 4-3 Navarre High School win, ended Milton’s baseball season and sent the Raiders into the District 1-6A baseball semifinals. (PHOTO by Amy Frederick: Raiders celebrate 4-3 district win against Milton.)
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Family connection
Navarre High School senior Jordan Grissom, seated, second from right, on Tuesday signed a letter of intent to play tennis for the University of Mobile, following in the footsteps of her mother, Joni, seated at left, who attended the same university on a tennis scholarship when it was called Mobile College. (Photo by Romi White).
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Vipers strike
The Navarre Vipers U15 boys’ soccer team won its division in the Navarre Beach Shootout this weekend.
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Softball season ends in extra innings
The Lady Raiders’ softball team easily defeated Washington in the opening round of the District 1-6A tournament April 16 at Milton. Two days later, the same Navarre High School bats that scored 15 runs in two innings against the Wildcats were virtually silent against Pace as the Raiders lost 1-0 in a pitcher’s duel.
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Seven Raiders compete at track regionals
Just seven Raiders remain to extend Navarre High School’s track and field season. (PHOTO by Dickie Williams: Johna' Whitaker of Pine Forest, right, set meet records in the 100- and 300-meter hurdles.)
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Two NHS lifters medal at state
Raiders T. J. Woodberry and Jay Warren brought home medals from the Florida High School Athletics Association weightlifting championship held Friday, April 19, in Kissimmee.
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NHS plays Pace at 4 p.m.
Navarre High School's baseball team will play Pace at 4 p.m. today at Tate High School in the semifinals of the Florida High School Athletics Association District 1-6A tournament. The winner will play the winner of the Tate-Escambia matchup at 7 p.m. tonight for the district title.
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NHS baseball season ends in district semis
Pace beat Navarre 5-3 in the District 1-6A baseball tournament semifinals, guaranteeing the Patriots their ninth-straight trip to regionals and sending the Raiders home for the season.
Second-seeded Pace (18-9) will play top-seeded Tate, which beat Escambia 5-2 in the other semifinal Wednesday, today at Tate for the district championship. Both teams will compete in the Region 1-6A tournament that starts May 2.
Navarre finished the season with an 11-15 record.
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