Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 16 days

by
Bryant Watson - Class of 2014
Ryan Diamco - Class of 2016
Jacob White - Class of 2017
Kevin Taich - Class of 2019
Jalyn Wilson - Class of 2020
16 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.
 
16 games ago – Navarre 49, Milton 12 (2018)
 
Box Score
Milton…….6 6 0 0 – 12
Navarre…..7 21 14 7 – 49
 
The Raiders (7-1, 2-0) fell behind 22 seconds into the game as Tyler Buchanan found Marquise McCroy on a 84-yard TD pass. But, Navarre would score 49 of the next 55 points, starting with a Chris Williams 5-yard TD run. Raiders ahead 7-6 after one.
 
Navarre scored on their first three possessions of the second quarter. Williams scored the first TD on a 25-yard run. Dante Wright hauled in a 77-yard TD pass from Marlon Courtney and Josh Carter added a 3-yard run. Lamonte Cunningham scored the last points of the night for Milton on a 2-yard run. Raiders 28-12 at the half.
 
The second half was all Navarre as Williams returned the opening kickoff 75 yards for a TD; Courtney used his legs to score from the 22 and Jaydin Antonio capped off the scoring with a 3-yard run.
Courtney went 11-16 for 202 yards and a TD and carried the ball 11 times for 60 yards and another score. Carter also had 11 carries for 76 yards and a TD. Wright hauled in five receptions for 140 yards and a TD.
 
Gabe Davis and Josh Carter led the way on defense with six tackles and the Raiders produced double digit tackles for loss for the second straight game with 10 (Davis and Mitchell Hunt with two each). Navarre blocked two FGs and one punt as well in the contest. Kevin Taich was 4-4 on extra points and Wright was 3-3.
 
Raiders who wear #16:
WR Bryant Watson – Class of 2014
DB Ryan Diamco – Class of 2016 – serving in U.S. Air Force
WR Jacob White – Class of 2017
WR Ben Scharron – Class of 2018
K Kevin Taich – Class of 2019
WR Jayln Wilson – Class of 2020
 
Navarre is 11-5 in their last 16 games and leads the series against Milton, 12-8.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 17 days

by
Robby Miller - Class of 2013
John Grazyck - Class of 2014
Zack Hamm - Class of 2016
Anthony Vega - Class of 2017
Jason Deal - Class of 2021
17 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.
 
17 games ago – Escambia 37, Navarre 27 (2018)
 
Box Score
Navarre……0 7 7 13 – 27
Escambia….20 0 7 10 – 37
 
The Raiders (6-1, 1-0) fell behind early as the Gators jumped out to a 20-0 lead after one. Escambia’s Frank Pesant rushed for two touchdowns (16 & 87) and Av Smith found the end zone from three yards out.
 
Navarre cut it to 13 at the half when Dante Wright caught a 34 yard pass from Marlon Courtney III…Gators 20, Raiders 7.
 
Josh Carter had a three yard TD run as Navarre would get within six early the third quarter. But, Pesant scored on a four yard run for his third TD of the night to stretch the lead back out to 13 going to the fourth quarter…Escambia up 27-14.
 
Ronnie Perez added a 37-yard FG at 8:36 for the Gators. Then, Navarre’s Quinn Caballero hauled in a 13-yard TD pass from Courtney and the Raiders were within 10 with 7:30 to go in the game. Escambia would get a 47-yard TD pass from Smith to JoJo Blackmon and Navarre a 21-yard TD pass from Courtney to Wright to close out the scoring.
 
Courtney had his best game of the season yardage-wise as he threw for 307 yards on 20-25 passing and three TDs. Chris Williams had four receptions for 101 yards and Wright added five receptions for 98 yards and two TDs.
 
The Raiders were led on defense by Carter’s 12 tackles (11 solo/assist) and Jordan Jefferson’s 9 tackles (4 solo/5 assists/2 TFL). Navarre compiled 11 tackles for the loss on the night with Isaiah Heyward and Grady Kelly with three each. Wright was 3-3 on extra points.
 
Raiders who wore #17:
QB Robby Miller – Class of 2013
WR John Graczyk – Class of 2014
DB Zack Hamm – Class of 2016
WR Anthony Vega – Class of 2017
WR Anthony Brockum – Class of 2019
 
Current Raider wearing #17:
QB Jason Deal – Class of 2021
 
17 – points scored in a game – Florida High (Week 8 – 2006)
17 – touchdown passes in a season – Austin Grimm (2007)
17 – touchdown passes in a season – Dusty Jones (2011)
17 – points scored in a game – Crestview (Week 4 – 2013)
17 – points scored in a game – Escambia (Week 6 – 2016)
 
Navarre is 11-6 in their last 17 games and leads the series against Escambia, 7-3.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 18 days

by
Luke Morton - Class of 2015
Tyler Rebber - Class of 2017
Matthew Pareja - Class of 2021
18 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.
 
18 games ago – Navarre 49, Pace 30 (2018)
 
Box Score
Navarre…7 14 14 14 – 49
Pace……..10 7 0 13 – 30
 
The Patriots got on the board first when Blake Bullock connected on a 32 yard FG. The Raiders (6-0, 1-0) responded right back as Chris William tallied his first of three TDs on the night. Pace would add another score at 2:43 on a four yard run by Damean Bivins…Patriots up 10-7 after one.
 
Marlon Courtney III hit Quinn Caballero with a 31-yard TD pass just 12 seconds into second quarter to the Raiders on top. But the Patriots would take advantage of Navarre’s only miscue on the night when J. C. Preacher stepped in front of a Courtney pass and returned it for a score. The Raiders would grab the lead on a 54-yard run by Dante Wright…Navarre 21-17 at the half.
 
The Raiders scored the only points of the third quarter as Courtney found Tyler England on a 49-yard TD pass and Williams would find a hole in the Pace defense with a 31-yard TD run…Navarre 35-17 heading to the fourth.
 
Teams traded touchdowns in the fourth. Navarre first as Courtney connected with England on a 23-yard pass. Then, Bivins from 4 yards out for Pace. Williams with his third TD of night extended the lead to 22 for the Raiders and then the Patriots scored with 58 seconds left as Kason Lincke found Caleb Buckner on 20 yard pass.
 
Courtney went 14-22 for 194 yards and three TDs and Chris Williams finished the night with 102 yards on 10 carries. England added 124 yards on seven receptions and Caballero added 70 yards on seven receptions.
 
Josh Carter led the defense with 14 tackles (11 solo/3 assists) and Matthew Downey chipped in 9 (6 solo/3 assists). Jeffery Mattox and Grady Kelly produced the only sacks on the night. Wright went 7-7 on extra points.
 
Raiders who wore #18:
RB Jaquil Johnson – Class of 2014
K Luke Morton – Class of 2015
TE/RB Tyler Rebber – Class of 2017 – played baseball in college
 
Current Raider wearing #18:
WR Matthew Pareja – Class of 2021
 
18 – assisted tackles in a career – Josh Nicdao (2006-07)
18 – rushing touchdowns in a career – Michael Pettus (2007-09)
18 – points scored in a game – Gulf Breeze (Week 10 – 2008)
18 – sacks in a career – Christian Gill (2011-13) – 3rd all-time
18 – sacks in a career – Xavier Fernandez (2014-16) – 3rd all-time
18 – sacks in a season – Grady Kelly (2019) – Navarre Record
 
Navarre is 12-6 in their last 18 games and leads the series against Pace, 11-7.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 19 days

by
Teddy Harrell - Class of 2016
Navarre Raiders
19 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.
 
19 games ago – Navarre 26, Pine Forest 25 (2018)
 
Box Score
Pine Forest…6 6 6 7 – 25
Navarre……3 13 3 7 – 26
 
The Raiders (5-0) fell behind early as the Eagles Ladarius Clardy hit Eric Young on a 82-yard score just 59 seconds into the game. Navarre would finally get on the board when Dante Wright split the uprights from 29 yards out and the first quarter ended with Pine Forest on top 6-3.
 
Raiders took their first lead early in the second when Wright found the end zone from 11 yards out. The Eagles would answer back with 3:32 to go in the first half on a Clardy 28-yard run. But, Navarre took back the lead with 1:23 on the clock on a Chris Williams 12-yard run….16-12 Raiders at the half.
 
In a back and forth game, Clardy scampered in from 28 yards out six minutes into the third to put Pine Forest back in the lead, but the Eagles couldn’t convert on their third straight extra point. Three minutes later, Wright hit his second field goal of the night (30 yards) and the Raiders led after three, 19-18.
 
With the rain continuing to fall, Pine Forest reclaimed the lead when Anwar Lewis split the Raider defense for a 46-yard touchdown run and the Eagles led 25-19 with 4:25 left. Fear not though, as Navarre got the ball back and moved meticulously down the field getting down to the Eagles 10 yard line with under a minute to play.
 
The Eagle defense did their job and forced Marlon Courtney III to throw a desperation pass on fourth down into the end zone, an Eagle defender was there for the interception, but the wet ball slipped off his hands into Tyler England’s in the back of the end zone for the win.
 
Courtney went 15-23 for 204 yards and a score and England had one of his best games in a Raider uniform with five receptions for 84 yards. On the ground, Chris Williams had a big night with 30 carries for 181 yards. Pine Forest’s Clardy completed 7-17 for 161 yards and produced 152 yards on 19 carries.
 
The Navarre defense had 11 tackles for loss, with Jordan Jefferson leading the way with three. Alex Gilchrist, Peyton Law and Xayvion Thomas each added a sack.
 
Raiders who wore #19:
LB Teddy Harrell – Class of 2016 – serving in U.S. Army
 
Current Raider wearing #19:
RB T. J. Peltier – Class of 2021
 
19 – points scored in a game – Choctaw (Week 5 – 2000)
19 – rushing touchdowns in a career – Frank Willis (1999-2001)
19 – touchdown passes in a career – Dusty Jones (2009-11)
19 – rushing touchdowns in a season – Jay Warren (2010)
19 – points scored in a game – Pace (Week 3 – 2012)
19 – points scored in a game – Milton (Week 5 – 2013)
19 – tackles for loss in a season – Anthony Miller (2014)
19 – sacks in a career – Grady Kelly (2018-present) – 2nd all-time
 
Navarre is 13-6 in their last 19 games and is tied in the series against Pine Forest, 4-4.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 20 days

by
Sam Harton - Class of 2007
Joel Beauchemin - Class of 2011
Gunnar Casey - Class of 2012
Kody Kelley - Class of 2013
Quentin Randolph - Class of 2014
Quentin Randolph - University of West Florida
Nolan Garrett - Class of 2018
20 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.
 
20 games ago – Navarre 53, Choctaw 7 (2018)
 
Box Score
Navarre……17 15 14 7 – 53
Choctaw…..0 7 0 0 – 7
 
As soon as the Raiders (4-0) got off the bus, they were putting points up on the board in this one. Kevin Taich got the scoring started with a 28-yard FG and Jaydin Antonio (77 yard TD reception) and Quinn Caballero (69 yard TD reception) would give Navarre a 17-0 lead after one.
 
Even the defense got into the scoring as Matthew Downey recorded a safety. Josh Carter added a 1-yard TD run and Dante Wright hauled in a 40-yard TD pass from Marlon Courtney and the Raiders found themselves comfortably ahead at the half, 32-7. Navarre would add three rushing TDs in the second; one each from Chris Williams, Jebari Mitchell and Antonio.
 
Courtney went 7-11 for 211 yards and two TDs and Navarre rushed for 229 yards on 36 carries, with Antonio leading the way with 81 yards on five carries. Caballero contributed 89 yards on two receptions. On defense, Carter and Xayvion Thomas lead the way with seven tackles each and the Raiders totaled 12 tackles for loss, with Jordan Jefferson and Alex Gilchrist registering three each in the win.
 
Raiders who wore #20:
RB/DB Patrick Hess – Class of 2004
DB Sam Harton – Class of 2007
WR Joel Beauchemin – Class of 2011
WR Gunnar Casey – Class of 2012
LB Kody Kelley – Class of 2013
WR Quentin Randolph – Class of 2014 – played at University of West Florida where they won a National Championship in 2019.
LB Nolan Garrett – Class of 2018
 
Current Raider wearing #20:
RB Joe Simmons – Class of 2021
 
20 – points scored in a game – 10 times from 1998-2019
20 – rushing touchdowns in a season – Dwayne Carter (2010) – 3rd all-time
20 – touchdown receptions in a career – Brad Leggett (2009-11) – 2nd all-time
20 – touchdowns in a career – Brad Leggett (2009-11)
20 – tackles for loss in a career – Christian Gill (2011-13)
20 – completions in a game – Caine Adamson (2016)
20 – touchdown passes in a season – Sage Chambers (2017) – Navarre Record
 
Navarre is 14-6 in their last 20 games and lead the series against Choctaw, 8-7.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 21 days

by
Robert Roux - Class of 2008
Larry Leonard - Class of 2011
Mason Mikul - Class of 2013
Tyrell Courtney - Class of 2015
Salamon Buss - Class of 2017
Kevon Washington - Class of 2018
Kobe Johnson - Class of 2021
21 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.
 
21 games ago – Navarre 41, Crestview 35 OT (2018)
 
Box Score
Crestview…21 7 0 7 0 – 35
Navarre……0 0 7 28 6 – 41
 
The Raiders (3-0) came out flat in the first half and the Bulldogs took advantage of it and went to the half up 28-0. Jay Stanton got the scoring started with a 68-yard TD run and the Voisin brothers had back to back 69-yard TD receptions to end the first quarter scoring. Marquis McCoy would add a 29-yard TD reception in the second quarter.
 
Navarre finally got on the board on a 3-yard run by Dante Wright at the 8:24 mark of the third quarter, but the Raiders still trailed 28-7 going to the fourth. At 9:59, Wright scored his second from 10 yards out and two minutes later, Josh Carter would score from 8 yards out to cut the lead to 28-20. Navarre got the ball back and Carter tallied his second rushing TD of the game and with a successful two-point conversion, the game was tied at 28. The Raiders were not finished as Wright gave them the lead on a 11-yard run with 2:07 on the clock.
 
That was enough time for Crestview to drive down the field and tie the game up with 33 seconds left on 3-yard run by Stanton sending the game to overtime. Bulldogs went on offense to start the overtime period, but the possession was short lived as Carter stepped in front of a Jack Corbin pass and now all the Raiders needed was any type of score to pull off the comeback win. Wright would score his fourth rushing TD of the night from nine yards out to send the Navarre faithful home in jubilation.
 
Marlon Courtney III finished the night 15-29 for 186 yards and Quinn Caballero hauled in two receptions for 96 yards. Wright had six receptions for 78 yards.
 
Jack Corbin led the Bulldogs offense as he went 14-27 for 256 yards and three TDs. Jaden Voisin with five receptions for 108 yards and a score and Jay Stanton added 128 yards rushing on 23 carries and two TDs.
 
Xayvion Thomas led the Raider defense with eight tackles (5 solo/3 assists/2 TFL) and Mitchell Hunt had three of Navarre’s nine tackles for loss on the night.
 
Raiders who wore #21:
LB Robert Roux – Class of 2008
DB Larry Leonard – Class of 2011
DB Mason Mikul – Class of 2013
WR Tyrell Courtney – Class of 2015
DB Salamon Buss – Class of 2017
DB Kevon Washington – Class of 2018
DB Kobe Johnson – Class of 2020
 
21 – completions in a game – Dusty Jones (2011)
21 – assisted tackles in a career – Elijah Appel (2011-12)
21 – sacks in a career – Josh Carter (2015-18) – Navarre record
21 – tackles for loss in a career – Grady Kelly (2018-present)
21 – points scored in a game – 20 times from 1998 to 2019
 
Navarre is 15-6 in their last 21 games and leads the series against Crestview, 10-7.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 22 days

by
Russell Mertens - Class of 2007
Adam Hamilton - Class of 2009
Giovanni Randolph - Class of 2011
Giovanni Randolph - Grambling State
Elijah Appel - Class of 2013
Cade Taylor - Class of 2018
22 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.
 
22 games ago – Navarre 53, Washington 12 (2018)
 
Box Score
Wash…….0 0 0 12 – 12
Navarre…26 14 6 7 – 53
 
The Raiders (2-0) returned home for the first time in 2018 as they hosted the Wildcats. The fireworks started early as Navarre built up a 40-0 lead at the half. The Raiders would go on to put up their first of three 50+ points in a game on the season in the win.
 
Marlon Courtney III went 6-8 for 112 yards and a TD with a QBR of 153.6 as he found six different receivers on the night. Quinn Caballero had the lone touchdown reception. Chris Williams led the ground attack with 11 carries for 78 yards and two touchdowns. Josh Carter found the end zone twice as well and Jaydin Antonio produced the other rushing touchdown.
 
The Raider defense held the Wildcats to 181 yards of total offense (25 passing/156 rushing). Isaiah Heyward led the way with six tackles and Matthew Downey, Marvin Bryant and Xayvion Thomas added five tackles each.
 
Raiders who wore #22:
DB/WR Lucas Thomas – Class of 2003
RB Tashan Verdell – Class of 2006
DB Russell Mertens – Class of 2007
DB/K Adam Hamilton – Class of 2009
DB Giovanni Randolph – Class of 2011 – played at Grambling State
DB Elijah Appel – Class of 2013
LB Cade Taylor – Class of 2018
 
Current Raider wearing #22:
RB Tevin Peltier – Class of 2021
 
22 – points scored in a game – Gulf Breeze (Week 10 – 2006)
22 – points scored in a game – Pensacola (Week 2 – 2011)
22 – rushing touchdowns in a season – Dwayne Carter (2011)
22 – points scored in a game – Catholic (Week 1 – 2013)
22 – points scored in a game – Tate (Playoffs – 2015)
22 – touchdown passes in a career – Caine Adamson (2014-16)
22 – tackles for loss in a season – Jordan Jefferson (2018) – 2nd overall
 
Navarre is 16-6 in their last 22 games and leads the series against Washington, 6-0.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 23 days

by
Alex Wattley - Class of 2014
Alex Wattley - Trinity Bible College (ND)
Zach Marquis - Class of 2021
23 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.
 
23 games ago – Navarre 35, Catholic 7 (2018)
 
Box Score
Navarre…..0 14 14 7 – 35
Catholic…..0 7 0 0 – 7
 
The Raiders (1-0) start the season with a win on the road against the Crusaders. With the loss of QB Sage Chambers to graduation, Navarre had to fill a big void at QB1. In steps Marlon Courtney III to take over after their family moved back into the Navarre area. Didn’t take him long to feel right at home.
 
Courtney completed 12-16 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns and backup QB Garon Finley tossed a touchdown as well. Both Dante Wright (four receptions) and Tyler England (six receptions) totaled 87 yards receiving, with Wright finding the end zone twice. On the ground, Chris Williams rushed 113 yards on 19 carries, while Courtney and Jaydin Antonio rushed for a touchdown each.
 
On defense, the Raiders were led by Nathan Crews seven solo tackles and Josh Carter contributed with six (4 solo/2 assists). Navarre nine tackles for loss and two sacks in the game as they pressured Catholic’s Colin Whibbs all night long. Kevin Taich went 5-5 on extra points.
 
Raiders who wore #23:
WR Alex Wattley – Class of 2014 – played at Trinity Bible College (ND)
 
Raider currently wearing #23:
DB Zach Marquis – Class of 2021
 
23 – points scored in a game – Catholic (Week 3 – 2008)
23 – points scored in a game – Pace (Week 3 – 2011)
23 – assisted tackles in a season – Lee Jones (2016)
23 – assisted tackles in a season – Isaiah Heyward (2018)
23 – solo tackles in a season – Quinn Caballero (2018)
 
Navarre is 17-6 in their last 23 games and leads the series against Catholic, 13-8.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 24 days

by
Greg Moses - Class of 2009
Alex Horton - Class of 2012
Kevin Cohen - Class of 2014
Colin Marsh - Class of 2015
Bailey Huston - Class of 2021
24 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.
 
24 games ago – St Augustine 52, Navarre 21 (2017) – Playoffs
 
Box Score
Navarre…..7 7 7 0 -21
St Aug……21 7 24 0 – 52
 
The Raiders (9-2) had to take that long road trip to face off with the Yellowjackets again. Navarre did not fair as well this time as the St. Augustine big play offense struck over and over again. RB Dexter Brown had touchdown runs of 80, 80, 93 and 55, totaling 365 yards on 19 carries and current University of West Florida QB Austin Reed went 14-27 for 253 yards and three more touchdowns.
 
Raiders tried to fight back over and over again behind QB Sage Chambers, 17-25 for 272 yards and three touchdowns. Dante Wright hauled in four receptions for 157 yards and two touchdowns (61,83) and Quinn Caballero added 8 receptions for 91 yards and a score. But it was just not enough on this night ending Navarre’s season.
 
Cade Taylor and James Segrest led the defense with seven tackles each and Michael Moffo and Bryson Brewer contributed six each. Kevin Taich went 3-3 on extra points.
 
Raiders who wore #24:
RB/DB Sean Acosta – Class of 2003
DB J.R. Milioti – Class of 2006
WR Josh Brooks – Class of 2008
DB Greg Moses – Class of 2009
WR Alex Horton – Class of 2012
DB Kevin Cohen – Class of 2014
DB Colin Marsh – Class of 2015
 
Current Raiders wearing #24:
LB/RB Bailey Huston – Class of 2021
 
Navarre Raider Class of 2018:
1 – Saturn Wagner – WR/K
2 – Bryson Brewer – WR/DB
9 – Devin Stotts – WR
11 – Ben Hamilton – WR
12 – Sam Register – WR
13 – Brandon Marquis – WR
15 – Sage Chambers – QB
20 – Nolan Garrett – LB/TE
21 – Kevon Washington – DB
22 – Cade Taylor – LB
27 – Avery Biesel – DB
29 – Omari Green – RB
32 – Michael Moffo – LB
35 – Garren Harper – TE
36 – Isaiah Mitchell – LB
38 – Jared Elliott – DB
39 – Elijah Sylvester – DB
43 – Michael Smith – WR
44 – Caleb Dale – LB
57 – Daniel Bost – OL
58 – Mark Letavish – LB
65 – Brandon Herbert – OL
73 – Taylor Bryant – OL
78 – Darrell Hixon – OL
81 – Garrett Schluter – LS/TE
83 – Matt White – WR
89 – Connor Codero – WR
90 – Kyle Hickman – P/K
 
24 – points scored in a game – Catholic (Week 5 – 2011)
24 – points scored in a game – Pensacola (Week 2 – 2012)
24 – points scored in a game – Milton (Playoffs – 2013)
24 – rushing touchdowns in a career – Jay Warren (2010-12)
24 – solo tackles in a season – Brock Barberi (2013)
24 – solo tackles in a season – Thomas Leggett (2015)
24 – assisted tackles in a season – Jay Klosinski (2015)
24 – assisted tackles in a season – Cameron Thomas (2017)
24 – assisted tackles in a season – James Segrest (2017)
 
Navarre is 17-7 in their last 24 games and the series with St. Augustine is tied, 1-1.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 25 days

by
Kwamane Howard - Class of 2009
Jay Warren - Class of 2011
Jay Warren - Floirda Atlantic
Dylan Main - Class of 2015
Dylan Main - Birmingham Southern (AL)
Xavier Fernandez - Class of 2017
Gabe Davis - Class of 2020

25 days to the original kickoff of the 2020 HS Football season as Navarre would have been traveling to Gulf Breeze on 21 Aug 20. The season originally was scheduled to start on 27 Jul 20 (practice); but has now been delayed until 24 Aug 20.

25 games ago – Navarre 49, Niceville 47 (2017) – Playoffs

Box Score
Niceville….14 3 21 9 – 47
Navarre…..14 7 21 7 – 49

The Raiders (9-1) faced off with the Eagles for the second consecutive week, which turned out to be an old fashioned shootout. Both quarterbacks had huge nights in the contest; Sage Chambers for Navarre and Jack White for Niceville. But it was the Raiders defense that stepped up big in the waning moments to stop the Eagles two-point conversion that would have tied up the game and sent it to overtime.

Chambers finished the night with the second most passing yards in a game in Navarre history as he went 19-24, for 380 yards and four touchdowns. Dante Wright hauled in four receptions for 144 yards and three touchdowns and Quinn Caballero had seven receptions for 107 yards. Garren Harper contributed a 55-yard touchdown reception.

Additionally, the Raiders received help from the ground game as Omari Green had 18 carries for 96 yards and 52 yards on seven carries for Chris Williams. Josh Carter, Wright and Chambers all had a rushing touchdown.

Jack White did his best Tim Tebow impression, but it came up just a little bit short. He went 12-21 passing for 225 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 190 yards on 15 carries and two scores. Eagles rushed for 350 yards in the game. Ryan Romair added six receptions for 146 yards and a touchdown.

Cade Taylor led the defense with 9 tackles (6 solo/3 assists) and Carter aided with 7 tackles (6 solo/assist). Mitchell Hunt ended the night with four quarterback hurries. Kevin Taich went 7-7 on extra points.

Raiders who wore #25:
DB Terry Lee – Class of 2006
RB Kwamane Howard – Class of 2009
LB Gerry Dilworth – Class of 2011
RB/LB Jay Warren – Class of 2013 – played at Florida Atlantic
DB Dylan Main – Class of 2015 – played at Birmingham Southern
LB Xavier Fernandez – Class of 2017 – serving in U.S. Air Force
DB Gabe Davis – Class of 2020

25 – points scored in a game – West Florida Tech (Week 1 – 2005)
25 – total touchdowns in a career – Jay Warren (2010-12) – 5th all-time
25 – assisted tackles in a season – Will Robinson-Pettus (2013)
25 – solo tackles in a season – Anthony Miller (2015)
25 – tackles for loss in a career – Xavier Fernandez (2014-16)
25 – rushing touchdowns in a career – Dante Wright (2016-18) – 3rd all time
25 – assisted tackles in a season – Nolan Garrett (2017)

Navarre is 18-7 in their last 25 games and leads the series against Niceville, 8-3.