9 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders

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9 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders
 
The final destination is within reach.
We remember those who came before.
We walk toward what comes next.
 
Let’s continue to chart where the journey has already taken us…
 
9 games ago – Choctaw 42, Navarre 0 (2025)
 
Navarre…0 0 0 0 – 0
Choctaw…21 14 0 7 – 42
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Brody Powers (2 receptions, 69 yards)
Defense – Roan Strom (10 tackles, 9 solo/assist); Bryce Wheeler (9 tackles, 8 solo/assist, 4 TFL, 3 QBH)
Special Teams – Jacob Bishop (5 punts, 40.8 average, 1 inside 20)

9th win in school history – Navarre 20, Port St Joe 14 (2000)
 
This would be the last time that these two teams would meet on the gridiron. Navarre won both games and outscored Port St Joe, 59-34.
 
Raiders that have worn #9
Tim Seay – Class of 2002
Dylan Seay – Class of 2005
Matt Jalil – Class of 2006
Michael Pettus – Class of 2010
Dusty Jones – Class of 2012 – baseball at Lurleen B. Wallace (AL)
Matt Privette – Class of 2013
Cameron Mayweather – Class of 2016 – Moorpark College (CA)
Robert Waltman – Class of 2016
Josh Doxey – Class of 2017
Devon Stotts – Class of 2018
Gabe Apongan – Class of 2020
Roman Marshall – Class of 2026
 
Statistics that involve #9
9 – touchdown receptions in a career – Chris Weaver (2005-07)
9 – touchdown receptions in a season – Brad Leggett (2011) – 3rd All-Time
9 – receptions in a game (twice) – Brad Leggett (2011)
9 – receptions in a game – Quentin Randolph (2014)
9 – interceptions in a career – Dante Wright (2016-18)
9 – receptions in a game – Tyler England (2019)
9 – wins against an opponent – Choctaw (2000-23)
9 – touchdown receptions in a season – Terence Marshall (2023) – 3rd All-Time
9 – touchdowns in a season – Andre Spence (2024)
 
The Raiders have scored 9 points in a game on two different occasions:
2021 – Niceville 31, Navarre 9
2022 – Pine Forest 39, Navarre 9
 
Navarre is 1-8 in their last 9 games.

Trip Down Memory Lane…Ian Lockwood

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Going into the 2010 season, the Raiders had never won a playoff game (only losses in 2006 and 2007). Before I get ahead of myself, let’s break down 2010.
 
The 2010 Navarre Raider season started off with a shutout as the defense stood tall in the win over Fort Walton Beach, 14-0.
 
In week two, the Raiders found themselves down to the Walton Braves at home at the half, 29-13. The defense stepped up in the second half and held the Braves to a single TD, as the offense outscored Walton, 29-7 to secure a 42-36 come from behind win. They held the ground attack of Walton to minus 34 yards rushing on 19 carries.
 
Navarre, 2-0!
 
In Game 3, the Raiders hit the road and suffered a 42-21 loss to the Catholic Crusaders. This loss would eventually count as a “W” due to a forfeit by Catholic for playing an ineligible player. Navarre, 3-0.
 
The next week, the Raiders would go on the road, the second of a 3-game road trip, this one against Louchiez Purifoy and the mighty Pine Forest Eagles. The home team would prevail rather easily, 33-13 as Navarre fell to 3-1. Little did they know that this would be their last regular season loss.
 
Navarre ended their 3-game road trip with a 42-0 shutout (second of the season) win over Crestview and improved to 4-1.
 
Back home to the friendly confines of Bennett C. Russell Stadium in Week 6. The wheels were starting to turn for this Raider program…a 49-20 win over Milton. Navarre raised their record to 5-1.
 
But that was not the story of this contest…a young man from Navarre was fighting for his life (brain tumor). The Doctors told him that he would never take the field again to play for the Raiders. Do you think that this prognosis stopped Ian Lockwood from playing his final game as a Raider…you are right, it did not!
 
Ian suited up and went on to score the final two TDs of his lifetime, at home in front of a packed house filled with the faithful Raider Nation. See, Ian was a fighter, and he would never go down without a fight. I broadcast his last game, and it was hard for me and the rest of the stadium to keep a dry eye.
 
Over the next four weeks, the Raiders would secure victories over Escambia at home 51-7; on the road at Pace, 31-21; at Tate, 41-6, and at home against Gulf Breeze, 34-24, to end the regular season at 9-1 and clinch the Raiders 3rd trip to the State Playoffs.
 
All the while, Ian continued to grace the sidelines, despite the pain that he was suffering. His Mom, Denise stated, “he loved being on the sidelines where he coached and helped his teammates.”
 
This young man’s fight brought an entire community together and eventually the entire Emerald Coast came to know how special this young man was…
 
Navarre would venture into the playoffs, and their first stop was a tough one, at Niceville. In their first meeting ever against the Eagles, the Raiders would come out on top, 28-7. This was their first ever playoff win in school history.
 
Week 2 of the Playoffs, they would travel to Pine Forest, a place that gave them their only loss of the regular season. The Raiders found themselves down late to the Eagles, 18-14, and the home team was driving to seal up the win. Louchiez Purifoy took over that last drive, but when he tried to fight for extra yardage, he fumbled the ball and the Raiders recovered at their own 10-yard line…setting up Navarre’s 90-yard game winning drive.
 
With just over two minutes to play, the Raiders were successful on two fourth down conversions to keep the drive alive. QB Colton Kane would then find WR Brad Leggett wide open across the middle of the field on a 30-yard scoring strike to give Navarre a 20-18 lead. The defense would make a final stand, thus securing the Raiders first trip to a Region final.
 
Next up, Navarre’s trip to the Region Finals against Lincoln. Unfortunately, the Raiders dream season would come to an end in a heartbreaking, 34-33 loss in triple overtime, ending Navarre’s season at 11-2.
 
During the Playoff run, one thing that was constant on the Raider sideline, Ian Lockwood was there to cheer on his teammates, the same young men that he grew up with during his NYSA Football days.
 
The battle for Ian was starting to get tougher every day. The multiple trips to Gainesville with his family started to take a toll on him.
 
But during those trips, Urban Meyer and the Florida Gator football team befriended Ian and the Lockwood family. During the Gators Bowl game in Tampa, Ian was presented with the game ball.
 
This young man fought to the final bell, with no regrets. With his family and teammates by his side, Ian passed away on 28 January 2011.
 
I remember the day of his Memorial Service quite well…the rain would fall; but that would not dampen the spirits of a community brought together by one of their own, Ian Cole Lockwood. Both sides of Bennett C. Russell Stadium were filled with not only Raider faithful, but parts of the entire Panhandle.
 
Florida Gator Head Coach Urban Meyer, Bob Tebow and strong safety, Ahmad Black were in attendance as well, paying their final respects to this incredible young man.
 
On this day, his Raider teammates would march slowly onto the field carrying his jersey with the song Black and Yellow bellowing in the background. This was a fitting tribute to a young man who lived each day of his 18+ years to the fullest, despite his many medical setbacks.
 
Ian wore #10 and he would be the last Raider to wear this number. This number is the only one retired in Navarre history.
 
As we are only 10 days away from kickoff, take a moment and remember this special young man, who brought an entire community together.
 
“Live for Today, Fight for Tomorrow, Live Strong”
 
#10 Ian Lockwood, RB, Class of 2011.

10 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders

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10 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders
 
Some legacies never fade.
Some numbers are never worn again.
His legacy lives on.
Let’s continue to chart where the journey has already taken us…
 
10 games ago – Pensacola Catholic 42, Navarre 27 (2025)
 
Catholic…0 21 14 7 – 42
Navarre…7 6 14 0 – 27
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Roman Marshall (17-26, 209 yards, 3 TDs); Marquez White (10 receptions, 136 yards, TD)
Defense – Jayden Jones (12 tackles, 9 solo/3 assists); Bryce Wheeler (10 tackles, 3 sacks, 3 TFL, 3 QBH, CF)
Special Teams – Jack Beyer (3-3 XPs)
 
10th win in school history – Navarre 49, Quincy Shanks 42 (2000)
 
This was the only meeting between these two teams. Quincy Shanks merged with Havana Northside High School to form East Gadsden High School in 2003. The building is now used as James A. Shanks Middle School.
 
Raiders that have worn #10
Zach Cook – Class of 2002
Chris Murray – Class of 2005
Austin Grimm – Class of 2008
Andrew Velasquez – Class of 2010
Ian Lockwood – Class of 2011 – passed in 2011
 
The #10 was retired in 2011 to honor Ian after his passing on 28 Jan 2011. “Live for the day, Fight for tomorrow, Live Strong”.
 
Statistics that involve #10
10 – sacks in a career – Eugene Robinson (2007-09)
10 – sacks in a season – Victor Byers (2010)
10 – sacks in a career – Victor Byers (2009-10)
10 – sacks in a career – Bo Hering (2014-16)
10 – tackles for loss in a season – Grady Kelly (2018)
10 – quarterback hurries in a season – Kiohne Moso (2022)
10 – quarterback hurries in a season – Mack Smith (2022)
10 – playoff losses in a career – Jay Walls (2012-23)
 
Navarre is 1-9 in their last 10 games.

11 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders

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11 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders
 
The names change from year to year.
The years pass by so quickly.
The Raider Legacy carries on with each generation.
 
Let’s continue to chart where the journey has already taken us…
 
11 game ago – Niceville 35, Navarre 7 (2024)
 
Niceville…7 28 0 0 – 35
Navarre…0 0 0 7 – 7
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Jacob Crowder (2 receptions, 42 yards)
Defense – Vinny Villanova (9 tackles); Bryce Wheeler (7 tackles, TFL)
 
11th win in school history – Navarre 54, Gulf Shores AL 0 (2000)
 
After starting the season 2-0, the Raiders went on their longest losing streak in school history (6 straight losses), that came to end against the Dolphins. Navarre finished the season at 3-7. The Raiders are 8-3 all-time vs. teams from Alabama.
 
Raiders that have worn #11
Rob Barks – Class of 2000 – first graduating class
Lucas Willoughby – Class of 2003
Jeff VanCamp – Class of 2006 – Florida Atlantic (FL)
Steve Williams – Class of 2008
Will Posey – Class of 2011
Randal Spain – Class of 2012
Alex Eastwood – Class of 2013
Kyle Arrasmith – Class of 2015 – Kennesaw State (GA)
Brady Hammel – Class of 2016 – Shorter University (GA) & Miles College (AL)
Collin Gilmore – Class of 2017
Ben Hamilton – Class of 2018
Tim Brewer – Class of 2021
Hunter Pfiester – Class of 2024
Brody Powers – Class of 2027
 
Statistics that involve #11
11 – tackles for loss in a career – Justin Guilmette (2003-04)
11 – tackles for loss in a career – T.J. Williams (2004-05)
11 – tackles for loss in a career – Eugene Robinson (2007-09)
11 – sacks in a career – Chris Anderson (2008-10)
11 – interceptions in a career – Nick Benton (2010-12) – Navarre Record
11 – sacks in a career – Kyle Arrasmith (2013-14)
11 – receptions in a game – Quentin Randolph (2014) – 3rd all-time
11 – interceptions in a career – Michael Sandle (2013-15) – Navarre Record
11 – sacks in a season – Josh Carter (2016)
11 – caused fumbles in a career – Josh Carter (2015-18) – Navarre Record
11 – tackles for loss in a season – Jordan Jefferson (2019)
11 – tackles for loss in a season – Grady Kelly (2019)
11 – playoff wins – Jay Walls (2012-23)
11 – tackles for loss in a season – EZ Gaska (2023)
 
Navarre is 1-10 in their last 11 games.

12 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders

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12 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders
 
What was built before us still stands.
What we build today will outlive those that walk the path.
What we leave behind will guide those who follow.
 
Let’s continue to chart where the journey has already taken us…
 
12 games ago – Pace 35, Navarre 7 (2024)
 
This was the sixth time in 2024 that the Raiders scored seven or fewer points in a game and also the first time in 15 meetings that the Patriots won.
 
Pace…21 7 7 0 – 35
Navarre…0 0 0 7 – 7
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Andre Spence (7 carries, 49 yards; 5-yard TD reception)
Defense – Bryce Wheeler (8 tackles, TFL); Zeke Burgess (7 tackles)
 
12th win in school history – Navarre 21, Pensacola Catholic 9 (2001)
 
The Raiders get their first win of the 2001 season. Navarre leads the all-time series against Catholic, 13-11.
 
Raiders that have worn #12
Seth Clark – Class of 2004
Derek Nelson – Class of 2007
Noel Cook – Class of 2010
Nick Benton – Class of 2013 – Jacksonville University (FL)
Michael Sandle – Class of 2016 – baseball at South Alabama – Houston Astros 10th Round draft pick – Windy City Thunderbolts
Sam Register – Class of 2018
Evan Gourley – Class of 2019
Connor Eastwood – Class of 2021
Brandon Estrada – Class of 2025
Tyler Pich – Class of 2027
 
Statistics that involve #12
12 – total games won by a coach – Danny Williams (1999-2001)
12 – wins against an opponent – Crestview (2001-24)
12 – sacks in a season – Andrew Garcia (2010) – 2nd all-time
12 – tackles for loss in a career – Johnny Robinson-Pettus (2010-12)
12 – receiving touchdowns in a career – Jordan Leggett (2010-12)
12 – tackles for loss in a season – Bo Hering (2016)
12 – receiving touchdowns in a career – Tyler England (2018-19)
12 – touchdown receptions in a season – Jadon Reese (2022)
12 – assisted tackles in a season – Chase Marsh (2022)
12 – solo tackles in a season – Dom Cunningham (2022)
12 – tackles for loss in a season – EZ Gaska (2024)
 
The Raiders have scored 12 points in a game on only one occasion:
2001 – Gulf Breeze 35, Navarre 12
 
Navarre is 1-11 in their last 12 games.

13 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders

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13 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders
 
Tradition built in silence.
Toughness proven through sacrifice.
The next chapter is ours to write.
 
Let’s continue to chart where the journey has already taken us…
 
13 games ago – Navarre 48, Gulf Breeze 20 (2024)
 
Navarre…14 7 6 21 – 48
Gulf Breeze…8 0 6 6 – 20
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Keagen Gilbert (14 carries, 213 yards, 2 TDs); Roman Marshall (10-12, 166 yards, 2 TDs); Brandon Estrada (2 receptions, 52 yards, 2 TDs)
Defense – Braxton Barr (8 tackles, sack, 3 TFL, 3 QBH); Vinny Villanova (7 tackles, sack, TFL, QBH); Bryce Wheeler (7 tackles, sack, TFL, 2 QBH)
Special Teams – Jack Beyer (6-6 XPs); Jacob Bishop (2 punts, 45.5 yard average)
 
13th win in school history – Navarre 38, Walton 13 (2001)
 
The Raiders won their second straight game after dropping the season opener to Charles Henderson (AL), 28-13.
 
Raiders that have worn #13
Tommy Correa – Class of 2016
Brandon Marquis – Class of 2018
Devin Grotke – Class of 2022
Tyler Daniell – Class of 2025 – U.S. Army
Jack Beyer – Class of 2027
 
Statistics that involve #13
13 – rushing touchdowns in a season/career – Zack Cook (2001)
13 – receptions in a game – Chris Weaver (2007) – Navarre Record
13 – rushing touchdowns in a season – Michael Pettus (2007)
13 – touchdown passes in a season/career – Andrew Rieves (2012)
13 – receiving touchdowns in a career – Gatlin Casey (2012-13) – 4th All-Time
13 – tackles for loss in a season – Christian Gill (2013)
13 – tackles for loss in a season – Anthony Miller (2015)
13 – rushing touchdowns in a season – Hasaan Williams (2015)
13 – wins against an opponent – Pensacola Catholic (1998 – 2025)
13 – playoff wins (Coach Lashley – 2 & Coach Walls – 11)
13 – touchdowns in a season – Eddie Love Jr (2022)
13 – touchdowns in a season – Jadon Reese (2022)
13 – assisted tackles in a season – Roan Strom (2025)
13 – solo tackles in a season – Paul Whilden (2025)
 
Navarre is 2-11 in their last 13 games.

14 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders

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14 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders
 
Stand together as one.
Brotherhood reaches farther than the final score.
Raider Legacy endures long after the scoreboard winds down to zero.
 
Let’s continue to chart where the journey has already taken us…
 
14 games ago – Crestview 27, Navarre 7 (2024)
 
Crestview…7 7 7 6 – 27
Navarre…0 0 7 0 – 7
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Andre Spence (5 carries, 59 yards, TD)
Defense – Bryce Wheeler (13 tackles, 2 TFL, 4 QBH); Vinny Villanova (11 tackles, sack, 2 TFL); EZ Gaska (10 tackles, 3 QBH)
 
14th win in school history – Navarre 32, Bay 20 (2001)
 
The Raiders won the first meeting between these two teams. This was their second win of the season, which led to their first 5-win season in school history. The 2001 season was the last for Head Coach Danny Williams, who finished with a 12-18 record.
 
Raiders that have worn #14
Hasaan Williams – Class of 2016 – U.S. Air Force
Quinn Caballero – Class of 2019 – Charleston Southern (SC) & East Tennessee State (TN)
Trent Hall – Class of 2022
Liam Darden – Class of 2027
 
Statistics that involve #14
14 – rushing touchdowns in a season – Frank Willis (1999)
14 – tackles for loss in a career – Brandon Williams (2001-02)
14 – sacks in a career – Andrew Garcia (2008-10)
14 – rushing touchdowns in a season – Chris Williams (2018)
14 – tackles for loss in a season – Grady Kelly (2020)
14 – touchdowns in a career – Eddie Love Jr (2021-22)
14 – points scored in a season – Zavier Hamilton (2022)
14 – big hits in a season – EZ Gaska (2023)
14 – solo tackles in a season – Zeke Burgess (2024)
14 – assisted tackles in a season – Matthew Lee (2024)
 
Navarre is 2-14 in their last 14 games.

15 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders

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15 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders
 
The lights shine a little brighter.
The voyage grows a little shorter.
Land is drawing ever so near.
 
Let’s continue to chart where the journey has already taken us…
 
15 games ago – Escambia 28, Navarre 18 (2025)
 
Raiders got off to a quick start, then the offense sputtered over the last three quarters on a damp Friday night.
 
Navarre…10 0 8 0 – 18
Escambia…0 14 7 7 – 28
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Andre Spence (13 carries, 124 yards, 2 TDs, 2-pt conv)
Defense – Bryce Wheeler (14 tackles, 6 QBH); Joshua Wilson (11 tackles); Vinny Villanova (10 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 TFL, QBH); Andre Spence (10 tackles, interception)
 
15th win in school history – Navarre 28, Crestview 21 (2001)
 
This was the first time the Raiders played against the Bulldogs, Navarre leads the overall series, 12-9.
 
Raiders that have worn #15
Chris Watson – Class of 2001
Zach Silvey – Class of 2002
Nick Feilner – Class of 2004
Donte’ Rome – Class of 2007 – University of South Alabama
Steven Householder – Class of 2011
Marquis Hagewood – Class of 2012
Dwayne Walls – Class of 2013
Sage Chambers – Class of 2018
Zach Simpson – Class of 2019
Mason Hinson – Class of 2028
 
Statistics that involve #15
15 – wins against an opponent – Pace (2000-24)
15 – wins against an opponent – Milton (2000-24)
15 – touchdown passes in a season – Zach Cook (2001)
15 – touchdown passes in a career – Colton Kane (2010)
15 – rushing touchdowns in a career – Hasaan Williams (2014-15)
15 – touchdown receptions in a season – Dante Wright (2017) – School Record
15 – touchdown passes in a season – Marlon Courtney III (2019)
15 – receptions in a season – Chase Richardson (2021)
15 – solo tackles in a season – Jaden Moon (2021)
15 – tackles in a game – Andre Spence (2022)
15 – tackles in a game – Vinny Villanova (2023)
15.5 – tackle points in a season – Cooper Black (2023)
15 – points scored in a season – Jack Beyer (2024)
15 – assisted tackles in a season – Jacari Thomas (2024)
 
Navarre is 2-13 in their last 15 games.

Irish Bill’s Preseason Super 7 Power Rankings & Players of the Year

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IRISH BILL’S SUPER 7 PRESEASON POWER RANKINGS
 
The countdown is over.
 
After months of studying, returning talent, coaching changes, schedules and program momentum, it’s time to unveil Irish Bill’s Super 7 for the 2026 high school football season.
 
These are not predictions of who will finish with the best record.
 
They’re the teams I’d pick today if they lined up on a neutral field.
 
Every ranking is earned–and every team will be looking to prove me wrong.
 
Class 3A, 4A & 5A
1. Choctaw (Week 1 at Mosley)
2. Pace (Week 1 vs. Fairhope AL)
3. Niceville (Week 1 vs. Prattville AL)
4. Mosley (Week 1 vs. Choctaw)
5. Tate (Week 1 vs. Marianna)
6. Milton (Week 1 at Pensacola Catholic)
7. Crestview (Week 1 vs. Lincoln)
 
Class 1A, 2A, Independent & SSAA
1. Pensacola Catholic (Week 1 vs. Milton)
2. Walton (Week 1 vs. West Florida)
3. Freeport (Week 1 at Arnold)
4. Blountstown (Week 1 at Ariton AL)
5. Baker (Week 1 vs. Jay)
6. Chipley (Week 1 at Liberty County)
7. Bozeman (Week 1 vs. Taylor County)
 
PRESEASON PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Offensive Player of the Year
Makael Williams, RB – Pace (Senior)
 
Defensive Player of the Year
Bryce Wheeler, LB – Navarre (Senior)
 
Special Teams Player of the Year
Kyle Galkowski, K – Choctaw (Junior)
 
Respect All. Fear None. Earn Everything.
 
Now it’s football’s turn to answer the question.
 
Who’s too high? Who’s too low? Which team crashes the Super 7 before the season is over.
 
The debate starts now.

16 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders

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16 Days Until Friday Night Lights Return – Navarre Raiders
 
Champions aren’t assembled overnight.
They’re built one rep, one practice, one decision at a time.
The foundation grows stronger with every rising sun.
 
Let’s continue to chart where the journey has already taken us…
 
16 games ago – Navarre 30, Tate 27 (2024)
 
Navarre…13 3 7 7 – 30
Tate…12 8 0 7 – 27
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Roman Marshall (7-11, 85 yards, TD); Keagen Gilbert (10 carries, 56 yards); Andre Spence (3 rushing TDs)
Defense – Bryce Wheeler (15 tackles, QBH); Andre Spence (14 tackles); Vinny Villanova (12 tackles, TFL); Jayden Jones (11 tackles, blocked kick)
Special Teams – Cade Fugate (2-2 XPs, 1-1 FGs, 34 yards)
 
16th win in school history – Navarre 41, Gulf Shores AL 7 (2001)
 
This was the last meeting between these two teams, with Navarre winning both games by a combined score of 95-7. Gulf Shores is now a football power in the State of Alabama.
 
Raiders that have worn #16
Bryant Watson – Class of 2014
Ryan Diamco – Class of 2016 – U.S. Air Force
Jacob White – Class of 2017
Ben Scharron – Class of 2018
Kevin Taich – Class of 2019 – U.S. Navy
Jayln Wilson – Class of 2020
Michael Cook – Class of 2021
Bryce Moore – Class of 2025
Cole Flanigan – Class of 2028
 
Statistics that involve #16
16 – games played against an opponent – Fort Walton Beach (2003-22)
16 – assisted tackles in a season – Michael Sandle (2013)
16 – assisted tackles in a season – Grady Kelly (2020)
16 – solo tackles in a season – Marvin Sacdalan (2021)
16 – solo tackles in a season – Levron McKinnie (2021)
16 – assisted tackles in a season – Connor Black (2022)
16 – assisted tackles in a season – Landon Mentzler (2022)
16 – solo tackles in a season – Tyrell Marshall (2022)
16 – assisted tackles in a season – Dom Cunningham (2023)
16 – assisted tackles in a season – Tyrell Marshall (2023)
16 – tackles for loss in a a career – Vinny Villanova (2023-24)
16 – assisted tackles in a season – Bryce Moore (2024)
16 – assisted tackles in a season – Landon Johns (2025)
 
The Raiders have scored 16 points in a game on two occasions:
2015 – Navarre 16, Choctaw 14
2020 – Navarre 16, Andalusia (AL) 14
 
Navarre is 3-13 in their last 16 games.