Game Day – Milton Panthers at Navarre Raiders

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                    ****GAME DAY****
 
WHO: Milton Panthers vs. Navarre Raiders
WHAT: Week 3 of Regular Season
WHERE: Bennett C. Russell Stadium, Navarre
WHEN: Tonight, 7:30 PM Central
WHY: Because honestly, it’s football!
WHERE TO WATCH: IrishBillsSportLive944 on YouTube and on our website at IrishBillSports.com.
 
Join Mardie Wilson, Seminole Bob and Irish Bill at 7 PM for the pregame as the Raiders look to get back in the win column.
 
In 2025, Milton humbled Navarre at home, 53-27, but its the Raiders that have won 13 of the last 15 games in the series and lead the overall series, 15-10.

Rivalry – Milton Panther vs. Navarre Raiders

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The goals are the same every year for the Navarre Raider football program…
 
1. Win Santa Rosa County
2. Win District
3. Make it to the playoffs
 
Well, Goal #1 starts this week as the Raiders will welcome the Milton Panthers to Bennett C. Russell Stadium on Friday Night at 7:30 PM.
 
Here is how the series stacks up:
 
2000 – Milton 23, Navarre 10
2001 – Milton 41, Navarre 34
2002 – Milton 48, Navarre 33
2003 – Milton 24, Navarre 21
2004 – Navarre 26, Milton 23
2005 – Milton 28, Navarre 8
2006 – Milton 43, Navarre 21
2007 – Milton 50, Navarre 35
2008 – Navarre 28, Milton 7
2009 – Milton 38, Navarre 7
2010 – Navarre 49, Milton 20
2012 – Navarre 20, Milton 10 (Playoffs)
2013 – Navarre 19, Milton 0
2013 – Navarre 24, Milton 17 (Playoffs)
2014 – Navarre 42, Milton 7
2015 – Navarre 35, Milton 0
2016 – Navarre 44, Milton 0i
2017 – Navarre 28, Milton 7
2018 – Navarre 49, Milton 12
2019 – Navarre 21, Milton 13
2021 – Milton 18, Navarre 13
2022 – Navarre 34, Milton 27
2023 – Navarre 51, Milton 14
2024 – Navarre 15, Milton 13
2025 – Milton 53, Navarre 27
 
#GreaterToBeARaider

Irish Bill’s Power Rankings & Players of the Week – Week 2

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Irish Bill’s Panhandle Power Rankings (Class 3A, 4A, 5A) – Week 2
1 – Mosley (2-0) – beat Godby, 32-31
2 – Washington (2-0) – beat Navarre, 45-27
3 – Pace (1-1) – lost to Catholic, 51-33
4 – Tate (2-0) – beat Milton, 24-21
5 – Choctaw (0-2) – lost to Auburn (AL), 31-21
6 – South Walton (2-0) – beat Fort Walton Beach, 35-0
7 – Niceville (1-1) – beat West Florida, 41-14
 
Irish Bill’s Panhandle Power Rankings (Class 2A, 1A & SSAA) – Week 2
1 – Catholic (2-0) – beat Pace, 51-33
2 – Walton (2-0) – beat Arnold, 41-6
3 – Jay (2-0) – beat Elberta (AL), 56-8
4 – Northview (2-0) – beat McIntosh (AL), 42-13
5 – Holmes County (2-0) – beat Aucilla Christian, 54-7
6 – Blountstown (1-1) – lost to Bay, 21-6
7 – Baker (1-1) – beat Destin, 35-13
 
Irish Bill’s Players of the Week – Week 2
Offensive Player
Freeport RB Dylan Louthan rushed for 210 yards on 19 carries, finding the end zone five times in the Bulldogs 55-27 win over North Bay Haven.
 
Defensive Player
Pine Forest Strong Safety Jamarion Johnson registered 12 tackles (6 solo/6 assists) in the Eagles 8-0 shutout of Escambia.
 
Special Teams Player
Washington Kicker Evan McArthur went 6-6 on extra points and made his only field goal attempt (23 yards) and found the end on six of his eight kickoffs in a 45-27 win over Navarre.
 
Top Performances – Week 2
Quarterback
Navarre – Peyton Johns – 22-34, 254 yards, 3 TDs, 13 carries, 87 yards, TD
Catholic – Jaylin Brown – 12-18, 220 yards, 2 TDs, 10 carries, 24 yards
Rutherford – Jaleel Reed – 12-19, 211 yards, TD, 13 carries, 60 yards, 3 TDs
South Walton – JD Brown – 19-36, 208 yards, 2 TDs, 7 carries, 49 yards
Niceville – Deagan McCoy – 11-20, 179 yards, 3 TDs, 5 carries, 53 yards, TD
Pace – Brooks Washington – 10-17, 160 yards, TD, 6 carries, 35 yards, TD
Washington – Caden Osborn – 12-19, 159 yards, 4 TDs, 8 carries, 47 yards
Pensacola – Jacob Perkins – 14-22, 143 yards, TD, 6 carries, 33 yards, TD
Baker – Dawson Mitchem – 11 carries, 106 yards, 2 TDs, 11 carries, 73 yards
 
Running Back
Freeport – Dylan Louthain – 19 carries, 210 yards, 5 TDs, 2 receptions, 20 yards
Mosley – Samuel Chisolm – 34 carries, 195 yards, 3 TDs
Washington – Charles Benson – 11 carries, 180 yards, TD, 2 receptions, 36 yards, TD
Tate – Ethan Pittman – 27 carries, 177 yards, 2 TDs
Catholic – Ethan Crandall – 24 carries, 171 yards, 4 TDs
Baker – Calvin Wilks – 30 carries, 162 yards, 3 TDs, 1 reception, 14 yards
West Florida – Barron Latson – 13 carries, 161 yards, 2 TDs
Pensacola – Caleb Willoughby – 21 carries, 150 yards, 2 TDs, 1 reception, 10 yards
Jay – Jaymes Youngblood – 7 carries, 121 yards, 2 TDs
Jay – Austin Eichman – 6 carries, 117 yards, TD
Destin – Donnie Couitt – 9 carries, 113 yards, TD
Jay – Cam Pierce – 4 carries, 111 yards, TD
Choctaw – Carter Marracco – 7 carries, 103 yards, 2 TDs
 
Wide Receiver
Rutherford – Kalaiah Baker – 6 receptions, 110 yards
Crestview – Rayshaun Cargle – 5 receptions, 107 yards, TD
Niceville – Malachi White – 3 receptions, 100 yards, 2 TDs
Catholic – Donnelle Gulley – 6 receptions, 93 yards, TD
Pace – Charson Floyd – 4 receptions, 93 yards, TD
 
Defense
West Florida – Caydein McNeil – 13 tackles (4 solo/9 assists), 2 TFL, sack
Escambia – Cortell Cunningham – 12 tackles (9 solo/3 assists), TFL
Pine Forest – Jamarion Johnson – 12 tackles (6 solo/6 assists)
Blountstown – Jordan Baker – 11 tackles (9 solo/2 assists), TFL
Navarre – Jayden Jones – 11 tackles (8 solo/3 assists)
Crestview – Ali Ingersoll – 11 tackles (6 solo/5 assists)
Blountstown – Aaden Williams – 11 tackles (4 solo/7 assists), 1.5 TFL, sack
West Florida – Ashton Caldwell – 11 tackles (2 solo/9 assists)
Tate – Brody White – 10 solo tackles, TFL
Tate – Tayshaun Dennis – 10 solo tackles
Arnold – Elijah Alhassan – 10 tackles (8 solo/2 assists)
South Walton – Harrison Keepman – 10 tackles (3 solo/7 assists), QBH
Walton – Josiah Sanford – 10 tackles (4 solo/6 assists), TFL, sack
Niceville – August Ingermann – 10 tackles (3 solo/7 assists), 3 TFL
 
Special Teams
Washington – Evan McArthur – 6-6 XPs, 1-1 FGs (23), 8 KOs, 6 TBs
Mosley – John Mahoney – 4-4 XPs, 1-1 FGs (47), 2 TBs
South Walton – Gibson Wills – 5-5 XPs, 1 punt, 57 yards, 1 inside 20
Rutherford – Zavian Olds – 4-4 XPs, 3 TBs, 1 punt inside 20
Tate – Ethan Priest – 3-3 XPs, 1-2 FGs (25)
Navarre – Jack Beyer – 3-3 XPs
Liberty County – Andes Quiva – 3-3 XPs
Choctaw – Andrew Rynearson – 3-3 XPs
Pace – Kayden Batchelor – 98-yard KO return, TD
Catholic – Jayden Coleman – 95-yard KO return, TD
West Florida – David Thompkins – 3 punts, 41.7 average, 1 inside 20

2026 Florida Panhandle & Big Bend Scoreboard – Week 3

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2026 Panhandle/Big Bend Scoreboard – Week 3
 
Thursday
Godby 21, Pensacola Catholic 10
Pine Forest 38, Crestview 29

Friday
Maclay 42, Aucilla Christian 14
Taylor County 13, Marianna 7
Liberty County 59, Port St Joe 20
Trinity Christian 47, Lincoln 28
Wakulla 27, Chiles 7
Columbia 27, Madison County 13
Baker 20, Holmes County 14
Blountstown 40, Bozeman 7
Escambia 6, Tate 3
Florida High 18, South Walton 15
West Florida 31, Fort Walton Beach 15
Freeport 36, Gulf Breeze 35 (OT)
Bay 22, Gadsden County 6
Jay 41, Central 0
Mosley 28, Niceville 9
Destin 59, North Bay Haven 37
Northview 50, Graceville 6
Booker T. Washington 35, Pensacola 13
Rutherford 21, Chipley 9
Seminole County (GA) 31, Sneads 8
Wewahitchka 34, Vernon 6
Choctaw 21, Pace 14
Milton 51, Navarre 13
Franklin County 47, St. Joseph 25
FAMU DRS 32, SmartEn Sports Academy 22

Final – Washington 45, Navarre 27

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Final from the Gridiron…28 Aug 2026

Washington 45, Navarre 27

Washington…21 17 0 7 – 45
Navarre…0 7 0 20 – 27

Washington (2-0); Navarre (0-2)

Ian Lockwood POG – Charles Benson (Washington)
Offensive POG – Peyton Johns (Navarre)
Will Sutter Defensive POG – Darius Murphy (Washington)
Special Teams POG – Evan McArthur (Washington)

Scoring
1st Qtr
8:31 – 10-yard pass, Caden Osborn to Gionni Lewis, Evan McArthur kick (Wash)
2:49 – 2-yard run, Charles Benson, McArthur kick (Wash)
1:20 – 8-yard pass, Osborn to Antonio Lawrence, McArthur kick (Wash)
2nd Qtr
10:54 – 30-yard pass, Trae Townsend to Lewis, McArthur kick (Wash)
7:23 – 23-yard FG, McArthur (Wash)
2:54 – 17-yard pass, Peyton Johns to Walker Bridges, Jack Beyer kick (Navarre)
:44.7 – 28-yard pass, Osborn to Benson, McArthur kick (Wash)
3rd Qtr
No Scoring
4th Qtr
11:51 – 34-yard pass, Johns to Brody Powers, Beyer kick (Navarre)
9:35 – 33-yard pass, Osborn to Lewis, McArthur (Wash)
6:49 – 28-yard pass, Johns to Powers, Beyer kick (Navarre)
41.4 – 1-yard run, Johns, 2-pt conv NG (Navarre)

Unofficial Statistics
Navarre Passing (22-34, 254 yards, 3 TDs, Int)
Peyton Johns – 22-34, 254 yards, 3 TDs, Int

Washington Passing (14-25, 209 yards, 5 TDs, Int)
Caden Osborn – 13-21, 179 yards, 4 TDs
Trae Townsend – 1-4, 30 yards, TD, Int

Navarre Receiving (22 receptions, 254 yards, 3 TDs)
Brody Powers – 6 receptions, 83 yards, 2 TDs
Mason Hinson – 6 receptions, 63 yards
Ben Eberhardt – 4 receptions, 60 yards
Walker Bridges – 3 receptions, 25 yards, TD
Brody Huston – 2 receptions, 19 yards
Esera Mageo – 1 reception, 4 yards

Washington Receiving (14 receptions, 209 yards, 5 TDs)
Gionni Lewis – 5 receptions, 78 yards, 3 TDs
Antonio Lawrence – 2 receptions, 33 yards, TD
Charles Benson – 2 receptions, 31 yards, TD
Kaden Ware – 1 reception, 11 yards
Dash Morado – 2 receptions, 9 yards

Navarre Rushing (26 carries, 146 yards, TD)
Peyton Johns – 13 carries, 87 yards, TD
Ben Eberhardt – 9 carries, 45 yards
Esera Mageo – 2 carries, 12 yards
Bryce Wheeler – 2 carries, 2 yards

Washington Rushing (22 carries, 178 yards, TD)
Charles Benson – 9 carries, 126 yards
Caden Osborn – 9 carries, 40 yards
Leroy Murphy – 3 carries, 10 yards
Darius Murphy – 1 carry, 2 yards, TD

Navarre Special Teams
Jack Beyer – 3-3 XPs, 5 KOs, 14.6 average, 3 punts, 26.7 average)
Jordan Jackson – 1 KO return, 25 yards
Jayden Jones – 1 KO return, 10 yards

Washington Special Teams
Evan McArthur – 6-6 XPs, 1-1 FGs (23 yards), 8 KOs, 6 touchbacks, 1 punt, 30 yards

Navarre Defense
Jayden Jones – 11 tackles
Luke Eberhardt – 9 tackles
Brayden Thiessen – 7 tackles
Noah Wariner – 7 tackles
Bryce Wheeler – 6 tackles
Esera Mageo – 6 tackles, Int, CF
Ayden Drain – 4 tackles
Ehren Manuel – 4 tackles
Tyler Pich – 4 tackles
Jordan Jackson – 3 tackles
Duke Mageo – 2 tackles, sack
Ian Arriero – 1 tackle
Matthew Lee – 1 tackle, FR

 

Game Day – Washington at Navarre

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***GAME DAY***
 
WHO: Booker T. Washington Wildcats vs. Navarre Raiders
WHAT: Week 2 – HS Football
WHERE: Bennett C. Russell Stadium, Navarre
WHEN: Tonight, 7:30 PM central
WHERE TO WATCH: IrishBillsSportsLive944 on YouTube and our website at IrishBillSports.com.
 
Join Seminole Bob, Mardie Wilson and Irish Bill for the pregame at 7 PM central.
 
The Raiders and Wildcats have not met on the gridiron since 2018. Navarre leads the overall series against Washington, 6-0.
 
2011 – Navarre 28, Washington 7
2012 – Navarre 33, Washington 7
2015 – Navarre 42, Washington 0
2016 – Navarre 36, Washington 20
2017 – Navarre 27, Washington 12
2018 – Navarre 53, Washington 12
 
Washington Head Coach Ryan Onkka brings his Wildcats in with a 1-0 record after knocking off Pine Forest, 27-26 in Week 1. Navarre is looking for their first win on the season after falling to Florida High, 37-13 in Tallahassee in the opening week of the regular season.

2026 Florida Panhandle & Big Bend Scoreboard – Week 2

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2026 Florida Panhandle & Big Bend Scoreboard – Week 2
 
Thursday
Niceville 41, West Florida 14
Cottondale 62, Graceville 20
 
Friday
Washington 45, Navarre 27
Catholic 51, Pace 33
Auburn (AL) 31, Choctaw 21
Tate 24, Milton 21
Pensacola 32, Gulf Breeze 10
South Walton 35, Fort Walton Beach 0
Pine Forest 8, Escambia 0
Enterprise (AL) 58, Crestview 12
Thomas County Central (GA) 63, Lincoln 14
Mosley 32, Godby 31
Rickards 12, Dothan (AL) 7
Walton 41, Arnold 6
Bay 21, Blountstown 6
Florida High 24, Chiles 14
Leon 35, Bozeman 7
Maclay 58, Rutherford 28
Wakulla 25, Taylor County 19
Jay 56, Elberta (AL) 8
Baker 35, Destin 13
Freeport 55, North Bay Haven 27
Northview 42, McIntosh (AL) 13
Liberty County 70, Vernon 0
Holmes County 54, Aucilla Christian 7
Chipley 33, FAMU DRS 6
Franklin County 33, Sneads 14
Madison County 34, Gadsden County 6
North Florida Christian 42, Port St Joe 21
Joshua Christian 28, Rocky Bayou 14
Branford 49, Wewahitchka 20
Marianna 21, Rehobeth (AL) 18

Irish Bill Sports Power Rankings and Players of the Week – Week 1

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Irish Bill’s Panhandle Power Rankings (Class 3A, 4A, 5A) – Week 1
1 – Pace (1-0) – beat Fairhope (AL), 41-0
2 – Mosley (1-0) – beat Choctaw, 15-13
3 – Tate (1-0) – beat Marianna, 40-13
4 – Choctaw (0-1) – lost to Mosley, 15-13
5 – Escambia (0-0) – Open Week
6 – Washington (1-0) – beat Pine Forest, 27-26
7 – Fort Walton Beach (1-0) – beat Pensacola, 41-6

Irish Bill’s Panhandle Power Rankings (Class 2A, 1A & SSAA) – Week 1
1 – Catholic (1-0) – beat Milton, 20-0
2 – Walton (1-0) – beat West Florida, 52-7
3 – Blountstown (1-0) – beat Ariton (AL), 49-14
4 – Jay (1-0) – beat Baker, 35-6
5 – Northview (1-0) – beat Rocky Bayou, 40-6
6 – Holmes County (1-0) – beat Fort Dale Academy (AL), 49-14
7 – Destin (1-0) – beat Port St Joe, 53-13

Irish Bill’s Players of the Week – Week 1

Offensive Player
Jay RB Jaymes Youngblood toted the ball 33 times for 256 yards and 4 touchdowns in a 35-6 win over Baker in the War on I4.
 
Defensive Player
Catholic Freshman LB Brooks Clayton produced 15 tackles (9 solo/6 assists) and a tackle for loss in a 20-0 win over Milton.
 
Special Teams Player
South Walton K/P Gibson Wills was perfect on the night as he went 6-6 on extra points and 2-2 on field goals (long of 49) and had one punt 50 yards in a 50-0 win over Gulf Breeze.
 
Top Performances – Week 1
Quarterback
Tate – Cade Pierce – 9-16, 201 yards, 3 TDs
Choctaw – Baker Giles – 9-13, 173 yards, TD, 13 carries, 35 yards
Washington – Caden Osborn – 10-16, 154 yards, 3 TDs, 4 carries, 20 yards
Navarre – Peyton Johns – 17-26, 154 yards, 13 carries, 72 yards, TD
Arnold – River Walding – 9-16, 145 yards, 3 TDs, 7 carries, 51 yards, TD
Walton – Whitton West – 6-12, 140 yards, 4 TDs, 5 carries, 52 yards
 
Running Back
Pace – Makael Williams – 19 carries, 228 yards, 4 TDs
Rutherford – Jamarion Blount – 13 carries, 189 yards, 2 TDs
Rutherford – Jaleel Reed – 173 yards passing, TD, 15 carries, 151 yards, 2 TDs
Cottondale – Zacarius Collins – 30 carries, 159 yards, 2 TDs
Blountstown – Kayin Martin – 6 carries, 157 yards, 2 TDs
Pine Forest – Zakavius Andrews – 7 carries, 147 yards
Franklin County – Kayden Gilbert – 11 carries, 144 yards, TD, 1 reception, 5 yards
Franklin County – Bentley Millender – 19 carries, 128 yards, 3 TDs
Washington – Charles Benson – 21 carries, 126 yards, 1 reception, 24 yards, TD
Tate – Ethan Pittman – 12 carries, 118 yards, 2 TDs
Catholic – Ethan Crandall – 20 carries, 101 yards
 
Wide Receiver
Tate – Efidarius Bryant – 6 receptions, 146 yards, 2 TDs
 
Defense
Baker – Chasen Lawrence – 17 tackles (4 solo/13 assists)
Mosley – Charlie Cotter – 15 tackles (10 solo/5 assists)
Catholic – Donnelle Gulley – 13 tackles (8 solo/5 assists), TFL
Liberty County – Dylan Gunn – 13 tackles (6 solo/7 assists)
Liberty County – Chace Kever – 12 tackles (9 solo/3 assists), TFL, sack
Mosley – Kane Colbert – 12 tackles (7 solo/5 assists)
Washington – Darius Murphy – 12 tackles (7 solo/5 assists), CF
Catholic – Lane Grissett – 12 tackles (6 solo/6 assists), TFL
Baker – Ray Rentz – 12 tackles (5 solo/7 assists)
Pine Forest – Rashaun Dennis – 12 tackles (5 solo/7 assists), QBH
Arnold – Chase Boyett – 11 tackles (9 solo/2 assists)
Wewahitchka – Rhemy Patrick – 11 tackles (9 solo/2 assists), TFL, sack
Milton – Airisoton Johnson – 11 tackles (6 solo/5 assists), 2 TFL
Milton – Mario Hayes – 11 tackles (4 solo/7 assists), 3 TFL
Mosley – Cole Archambeau – 10 tackles (8 solo/2 assists), 3 TFL, 3 sacks, 2 QBH
Wewahitchka – Zeke Cooper – 10 tackles (8 solo/2 assists), TFL, FR
Arnold – Daelyn Davis – 10 tackles (8 solo/2 assists), TFL, QBH
Arnold – Nathan Neeley – 10 tackles (7 solo/3 assists), TFL
Arnold – Marshall Skaggs – 10 tackles (6 solo/4 assists)
Navarre – Bryce Wheeler – 10 tackles (6 solo/4 assists, CF)
Milton – Robert Swift IV – 10 tackles (6 solo/4 assists)
Pine Forest – Aden Andrews – 10 tackles (3 solo/7 assists), TFL, QBH
Tate – Kaidyn Gray – 10 solo tackles, TFL, QBH
 
Special Teams
Walton – Yordan Morales – 4-4 XPs
Catholic – Keller Brown – 2-2 XPs, 2-2 FGs (long of 38)
Liberty County – Ceaser Lopez – 3-3 XPs
Navarre – Jayden Jones – 99-yard KO return, TD
Blountstown – Curtis Ellis – 97-yard KO return, TD, 1 reception, 95 yards, TD
West Florida – Zayveon Davis – 85-yard KO return, TD
Tate – Quadarian Crenshaw – 71-yard KO return, TD
Wewahitchka – Rhemy Patrick – 62-yard KO return, TD
Jay – Tanner Mandell – 2 punts, 43.5 yard average (long of 50)

Final – Florida High 37, Navarre 13

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Final from the Gridiron…21 Aug 2026
 
Florida High 37, Navarre 13
 
Navarre…7 6 0 0 – 13
Florida High…21 3 6 7 – 37
 
Navarre (0-1); Florida High (1-0)
 
Ian Lockwood POG – Peyton Johns (Navarre)
Offensive POG – Mike Jones (Florida High)
Will Sutter Defensive POG – Bryce Wheeler (Navarre)
Special Teams POG – Jayden Jones (Navarre)
 
Scoring
1st Qtr
11:38 – 76-yard run, Aaron Johnson, Tucker Campbell kick (FSUS)
8:04 – 35-yard blocked punt return, Campbell kick (FSUS)
7:46 – 99-yard kickoff return, Jayden Jones, Jack Beyer kick (Navarre)
2:47 – 1-yard run, Ashton Callahan, Campbell kick (FSUS)
2nd Qtr
1:14 – 8-yard run, Peyton Johns, kick blocked (Navarre)
0:05 – 50-yard FG, Campbell (FSUS)
3rd Qtr
76-yard run, Mike Jones, kick blocked (FSUS)
4th Qtr
22-yard pass, Connor Tigarina to Brady Hickman, Campbell kick (FSUS)
 
Statistics
Navarre Passing (18-29, 162 yards)
Peyton Johns – 17-26, 154 yards
Cole Flanigan – 1-3, 8 yards
 
Florida High Passing (10-13, 107 yards, TD)
Brisyn Brown – 4-6, 56 yards
Connor Tigarina – 3-3, 31 yards, TD
Georian Henderson – 3-4, 20 yards
 
Navarre Rushing (21 carries, 90 yards, TD)
Peyton Johns – 13 carries, 72 yards, TD
Ben Eberhardt – 6 carries, 23 yards
Cole Flanigan – 1 carry, 0 yards
Bryce Wheeler – 1 carry, -5 yards
 
Florida High Rushing (23 carries, 349 yards, 3 TDs)
Mike Jones – 9 carries, 160 yards, TD
Ashton Callahan – 10 carries, 91 yards, TD
Aaron Johnson – 1 carry, 76 yards, TD
Brisyn Brown – 3 carries, 22 yards
 
Navarre Receiving (18 receptions, 162 yards)
Nash Jackson – 3 receptions, 48 yards
Brody Powers – 2 receptions, 31 yards
Brody Huston – 6 receptions, 30 yards
Liam Darden – 3 receptions, 26 yards
Esera Mageo – 2 receptions, 14 yards
Ben Eberhardt – 2 receptions, 13 yards
 
Florida High Receiving (10 receptions, 107 yards, TD)
Brady Hickman – 2 receptions, 26 yards, TD
Bubba Brown – 2 receptions, 26 yards
Aaron Johnson – 4 receptions, 24 yards
Cooper Wenhold – 1 reception, 21 yards
Dorian Jones – 1 reception, 10 yards
 
Navarre Special Teams
Jayden Jones – 99-yard KO return, TD, 4 KO returns, 153 yards
Jack Beyer – 1-1 XPs, 3 punts, 39.0 average, 2 inside 5
 
Florida High Special Teams
Tucker Campbell – 4-4 XPs, 1-1 FGs (50 yards), 3 punts, 31.0 average, 1 inside 20
Gavin Brown – 35-yard return of a blocked punt, TD
 
Defensive Statistics
Bryce Wheeler – 10 tackles, CF
Luke Eberhardt – 7 tackles
Jayden Jones – 6 tackles, blocked kick
Ayden Drain – 6 tackles, sack, TFL
Jordan Jackson – 5 tackles
Ehren Manuel – 5 tackles
Kyzik Smith – 4 tackles
Ian Arriero – 4 tackles
Ryu Heis – 4 tackles
Matthew Lee – 3 tackles
Bryaden Thiessen – 3 tackles
Noah Wariner – 3 tackles
Duke Mageo – 2 tackles
Walker Bridges – 1 tackle
Brody Huston – 1 tackle
Esera Mageo – 1 tackle
KeShawn Watts – fumble recovery

Friday Night Lights – Navarre Raiders

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125 days brought us here. Tonight, we find out where the next chapter takes us…Friday Night Lights is now upon us.
 
The journey has taken us through unchartered waters, but over time the Legacy has been built on determination, sweat and sacrifice. It’s a Legacy constructed by those who refused to quit, those who carried the torch, and those who understood that being a Raider is greater than simply wearing the uniform.
 
The voyage is complete.
The destination has been reached.
Now…the battle awaits.
 
Raiders that have wore #0:
Rylan Reynolds – Class of 2024
Chase Moses – Class of 2026
 
Navarre has played 296 games in the history of the program, with an overall record of 174-122 and are 13-13 in the State Playoffs. They have won two Region titles and reached two State Semifinals (2012 & 2016).
 
Coaching Records
Kenny Hughes – 4-5 (1998)
Danny Williams – 12-18 (1999-2001)
Larry Olson – 30-29 (2002-2007)
Chad Lashley – 22-21 (2008-2011)
Jay Walls – 102-33 (2012-2023)
Garrett Bagley – 4-16 (2024-Present)
 
Determination. Sweat. Sacrifice.