7 Days to Kickoff – Navarre Raiders

Colton Kane
Jordan Jones
Will Robinson-Pettus
Michael Carter
Jaden Rivera
Kyle Chambers
Dwayne Clark Jr.
Nate Hanson
Jacob Crowder
Ryder Longo
7 days to kickoff of the 2025 Florida High School football season as the Navarre Raiders will host the Catholic Crusaders on 22 Aug 2025 at the friendly confines of Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
 
7 games ago – Navarre 15, Milton 13 (2024)
 
The Raiders registered their first win in the 2025 season after the defense made a huge goal line stop late in the game.
 
Milton…0 0 6 7 – 13
Navarre…6 6 3 0 – 15
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Roman Marshall – 14-21, 175 yards; Joshua Wilson – 1 reception, 58 yards; Andre Spence – rushing TD
Defense – Andre Spence – 20 tackles, 2 TFL; Vinny Villanova – 18 tackles, 3 TFL, sack, QBH, interception
Special Teams – Cade Fugate – 1-1 FGs (27); Marquez White – 87-yard kickoff return, TD
 
7th win in school history – Navarre 20, Holmes County 14 (1999)
 
First of three meetings against Holmes County…the Raiders won all three games and outscored the Blue Devils, 102-33.
 
Raiders that have worn #7
TE/WR Trey Rose – Class of 2001
QB Colton Kane – Class of 2011 – played at Florida Atlantic (FL) & Mississippi Gulf Coast CC (MS)
DB Jordan Jones – Class of 2012
DB Mikul Smith – Class of 2013 – U.S. Marine Corps
DB Will Robinson-Pettus – Class of 2014
RB Michael Carter – Class of 2017
     – played at University of North Carolina
     – drafted by the NY Jets
     – currently playing w/Arizona Cardinals
RB/LB Jaden Rivera – Class of 2021
QB Kyle Chambers – Class of 2022 – played at Faulkner University (AL)
LB Dwayne Clark Jr – Class of 2023
WR Nate Hanson – Class of 2024 – playing at Ripon College (WI)
TE Jacob Crowder – Class of 2025
DB Ryder Longo – Class of 2026
 
Statistics that involve #7
7 – wins against an opponent – Escambia (2009-21)
7 – receiving touchdowns in a season – Stephen Crabtree (1999)
7 – receiving touchdowns in a season – Chris Weaver (2007)
7 – receiving touchdowns in a season – Brad Leggett (2010)
7 – sacks in a season – Chris Anderson (2010)
7 – sacks in a season – Virgilio Hunter (2010)
7 – blocked kicks in a career – Nick Benton (2010-12) – Navarre Record
7 – interceptions in a career – Elijah Appel – (2011-12)
7 – receiving touchdowns in a season – Jordan Leggett (2012)
7 – receiving touchdowns in a season – Quentin Randolph (2013)
7 – touchdowns in a game – Michael Carter (2016) – Navarre Record
7 – sacks in a game – Grady Kelly (2019) – Navarre Record
 
The Raiders have scored 7 points in a game on 16 different occasions.
 
Navarre is 3-4 in their last 7 games.

Kickoff Classic – Pensacola vs. Navarre

****Kickoff Classic Game Day****
 
WHO: Pensacola Tigers vs. Navarre Raiders
WHAT: Preseason High School Football
WHERE: Bennett C. Russell Stadium
WHEN: Tonight, 7:30 PM Central
WHY: To get the 2025 season underway
 
After coming off their first losing season since 2008, the Raiders are looking to get back to their winning ways under second year Head Coach, Garrett Bagley. Senior QB Roman Marshall will lead the way on offense behind an offensive that returns four starters (Payton Robinson,  Zeaven Jones, Kyle Hughes and Jered Hoyla). Brody Powers and Connor Hamblin return as wide receiver threats and they will be joined by Marquez White. Look for production out of the tight ends as well; junior Walker Bridges and sophomore Tucker Williams. Curtis Sanders and Xylon Subido should get the bulk of the carries for the Raider rushing attack.
 
Their will be a lot of new faces on the defensive side of the ball as Navarre will be led by returning starters; DL Bryce Wheeler, LBs Roan Strom and Brayden Thiessen, and DBs Zeke Burgess and Jayden Jones. Junior Jack Beyer will handle kicking duties and Jacob Bishop will return for his second year as the Raiders punter.
 
You can catch all of Raider Football on IrishBillSports.com or via Youtube at IrishBillSportsLive944 with the pregame at 7 PM Central. Irish Bill, Seminole Bob will bring you all of the live action. Junior Riley Travis will handle the video duties for the third straight year and Mardie Wilson will be joining us as well for the 2025 season.

8 Days to Kickoff – Navarre Raiders

Jett Bryan
Tre'von Allen
Andrew Rieves
Gatlin Casey
Nate Taylor
Nathan Crews
Logen Lee
Matthew Pareja
Jadon Reese
Darius Cunningham
Keith Danner
Travis Lowe
8 days to kickoff of the 2025 Florida High School football season as the Navarre Raiders will host the Catholic Crusaders on 22 Aug 2025 at the friendly confines of Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
 
8 games ago – Mosley 36, Navarre 7 (2024)
 
The Raiders finally ended an eleven quarter scoreless drought as Roman Marshall found Brody Powers for a score in the fourth quarter.
 
Navarre…0 0 0 7 – 7
Mosley…8 15 0 13 – 36
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Joshua Wilson – 18 carries, 81 yards
Defense – Bryce Wheeler – 11 tackles; Vinny Villanova – 10 tackles
 
8th win in school history – Navarre 35, Northview 13 (1999)
 
Navarre is 2-2 all-time against Northview. The last time these two teams met was in 2002. The Chiefs won in 1998 (40-0) & 2000 (34-20); the Raiders won in 1999 (35-13) & 2002 (36-8).
 
Raiders that have worn #8
Maurice Allen – Class of 2001
LB Brandon Williams – Class of 2004
DB/QB Jett Bryan – Class of 2008 – U.S. Air Force
RB Tre’von Allen – Class of 2010
QB Andrew Rieves – Class of 2013 – asst coach at Mary G. Montgomery HS (AL)
WR/DB Gatlin Casey – Class of 2014 – played at Lehigh University (PA) & Middle Tennessee State (TN)
QB/WR Nate Taylor – Class of 2016
DB Lee Jones – Class of 2017 – asst coach at Navarre
DB Nathan Crews – Class of 2019
DB Logen Lee – Class of 2020
WR Matthew Pareja – Class of 2021
WR Jadon Reese – Class of 2023
WR/DB Darius Cunningham – Class of 2024
RB Keith Danner – Class of 2025
QB Travis Lowe – Class of 2026
 
Statistics that involve #8
8 – fumble recoveries in a career – Brandon Williams (2001-03) – Navarre Record
8 – fumble recoveries in a career – Chris Stapleton (2009-10) – Navarre Record
8 – receptions in a game – Brad Leggett (2011)
8 – sacks in a season – Christian Gill (2013)
8 – receiving touchdowns in a season – Gatlin Casey (2013)
8 – receptions in a game – Cameron Mayweather (2014)
8 – sacks in a season – Kyle Arrasmith (2014)
8 – sacks in a season – Xavier Fernandez (2015 & 2016)
8 – receiving touchdowns in a season – Dante Wright (2018)
8 – receptions in a game – Tyler England (twice – 2019)
8 – touchdowns in a season – Terence Marshall (2022)
8 – receptions in a game – Terence Marshall (2022)
8 – field goals in a season – Taylor Gardner (2022)
8 – rushing touchdowns in a season – Hunter Pfeister (2023)
8 – games against an opponent – Mosley (2007-24)
 
The Raiders have scored 8 points in a game only once:
2005 – Milton 28, Navarre 8
 
Navarre is 3-5 in their last 8 games.

9 Days to Kickoff – Navarre Raiders

Michael Pettus
Dusty Jones
Matt Privette
Cameron Mayweather
Robert Waltman
Josh Doxey
Devon Stotts
Gabe Apongan
Christian Caballero
James Clark
Roman Marshall
9 days to kickoff of the 2025 Florida High School football season as the Navarre Raiders will host the Catholic Crusaders on 22 Aug 2025 at the friendly confines of Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
 
9 games ago – Choctaw 35, Navarre 0 (2024)

For only the second time in school history, the Raiders were held scoreless in back to back weeks; the only other time was in 2008.

Choctaw…7 14 0 14 – 35
Navarre…0 0 0 0 – 0

Stars of the Game
Offense – Andre Spence – 22 carries, 92 yards, 3 receptions, 21 yards
Defense – Roan Strom – 10 tackles, 2 TFL; Vinny Villanova – 8 tackles, CF

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
WR Tim Seay – Class of 2002
RB Dylan Seay – Class of 2005
DB Matt Jalil – Class of 2006
RB/QB Michael Pettus – Class of 2010
QB Dusty Jones – Class of 2012 – played baseball at Lurleen B. Wallace (AL)
WR Matt Privette – Class of 2013
WR Cameron Mayweather – Class of 2016 – played at Moorpark College (CA)
DL Robert Waltman – Class of 2016
DL Josh Doxey – Class of 2017
WR Devon Stotts – Class of 2018
WR Gabe Apongan – Class of 2020
LB Christian Cabellero – Class of 2023 – transferred to Niceville, playing at Villanova (PA)
QB James Clark – Class of 2024 – transferred to Pine Forest
QB 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 – games against an opponent – Tate (2009-24)
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 3-6 in their last 9 games.

10 Days to Kickoff – Navarre Raiders

Zach Cook
Austin Grimm
Andrew Velasquez
Ian Lockwood
10 days to kickoff of the 2025 Florida High School football season as the Navarre Raiders will host the Catholic Crusaders on 22 Aug 2025 at the friendly confines of Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
 
10 games ago – Catholic 33, Navarre 0 (2024)
 
The Raiders couldn’t muster any offense as they opened their 27th year of the program.
 
Navarre…0 0 0 0 – 0
Catholic…7 17 7 2 – 33
 
Stars of the Game
Defense – Vinny Villanova – 10 tackles; Bryce Wheeler – 8 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 QBH
 
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
QB Zach Cook – Class of 2002
QB Chris Murray – Class of 2005
QB Austin Grimm – Class of 2008
QB Andrew Velasquez – Class of 2010
WR Ian Lockwood – Class of 2011 – passed away 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)
 
The Raiders have scored 10 points in a game on four different occasions:
2000 – Gulf Breeze 31, Navarre 10
2000 – Milton 23, Navarre 10
2006 – Catholic 20, Navarre 10
2019 – Navarre 10, Tate 0
 
Navarre is 3-7 in their last 10 games.

Remembering Ian Lockwood

Another trip down memory lane…

The 2010 Navarre Raider season started off with a shutout 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 and held the Braves to a single TD, and the offense outscored Walton, 29-7 in the second half, for 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.

The next week, Navarre 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, 33-13 and 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 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. Raiders 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 would score the final two TDs of his lifetime, at home in front of 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 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.

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 and the eventual victory.

Next up, Navarre’s first ever 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 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. Ian even received the game ball in the Gators Bowl Game that year in Tampa.

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 Region.

Florida Gator Head Coach Urban Meyer, Bob Tebow and strong safety, Ahmad Black were in attendance as well.

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 a community together.

“Live for Today, Fight for Tomorrow, Live Strong”

Class of 2011, RB/WR Ian Lockwood, #10.

11 Days to Kickoff – Navarre Raiders

Jeff VanCamp
Will Posey
Randall Spain
Alex Eastwood
Kyle Arrasmith
Brady Hammel
Collin Gilmore
Tim Brewer
Hunter Pfeister
Brody Powers
11 days to kickoff of the 2025 Florida High School football season as the Navarre Raiders will host the Catholic Crusaders on 22 Aug 2025 at the comfy confines of Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
 
11 games ago – Bartram Trail 67, Navarre 55 (Playoffs – 2023)
 
On a night where numerous school records were broken, the Raiders fell to the Bears in the highest scoring game in school history. Hunter Pfeister broke the record yards passing in a game (507) and Terence Marshall set the mark for receiving yards in a game with 286. Navarre amassed 759 yards of total offense in the loss.
 
Bartram Trail…7 21 21 18 – 67
Navarre…14 14 14 13 – 55
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Hunter Pfeister – 25-37, 507 yards (school record), 4 TDs, rushing TD; Terence Marshall – 10 receptions, 286 yards (school record), 3 TDs; Connor Mathews – 22 carries, 195 yards, 3 TDs
Defense – Vinny Villanova – 15 tackles; Andre Spence – 12 tackles; Marquez White – 10 tackles
Special Teams – Tyler Daniell – 7-8 XPs
 
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
WR Lucas Willoughby – Class of 2003
QB Jeff VanCamp – Class of 2006 – played at Florida Atlantic (FL)
DB Steve Williams – Class of 2008
WR Will Posey – Class of 2011
QB Randal Spain – Class of 2012
WR Alex Eastwood – Class of 2013
DE/TE Kyle Arrasmith – Class of 2015 – played at Kennesaw State (GA)
PK Brady Hammel – Class of 2016 – played at Shorter University (GA) & Miles College (AL)
WR Collin Gilmore – Class of 2017
WR Ben Hamilton – Class of 2018
WR Tim Brewer – Class of 2021
QB Hunter Pfeister – Class of 2024
WR 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) – 2nd 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 3-8 in their last 11 games.

12 Days to Kickoff – Navarre Raiders

Derek Nelson
Noel Cook
Nick Benton
Michael Sandle
Sam Register
Evan Gourley
Connor Eastwood
Brandon Estrada
Tyler Pich
12 days to kickoff of the 2025 Florida High School football season as the Navarre Raiders will host the Catholic Crusaders on 22 Aug 2025 at the comfy confines of Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
 
12 games ago – Niceville 63, Navarre 34 (2023)
 
After a promising first half, the Raiders ran out of gas in the second half.
 
Navarre…7 21 6 0 – 34
Niceville…7 21 21 14 – 63
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Terence Marshall – 8 receptions, 164 yards, 3 TDs; Hunter Pfeister – 11-19, 172 yards, 3 TDs; Connor Mathews – 20 carries, 129 yards
Defense – Darius Cunningham – 11 tackles; Vinny Villanova – 9 tackles; Marquez White – 9 tackles
Special Teams – Terence Marshall – 6 kickoff returns 170 yards; Tyler Daniell – 4-4 XPs
 
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, 13-10.
 
Raiders that have worn #12
QB Seth Clark – Class of 2004
RB Derek Nelson – Class of 2007
DB Noel Cook – Class of 2010
DB Nick Benton – Class of 2013 – played at Jacksonville University (FL)
DB/WR Michael Sandle – Class of 2016
      – played baseball at South Alabama
      – drafted by the Houston Astros in the 10th Round of the 2021 MLB Draft
      – currently playing for the Windy City Thunderbolts
WR Sam Register – Class of 2018
DB/RB Evan Gourley – Class of 2019
LB Connor Eastwood – Class of 2021
WR Brandon Estrada – Class of 2025
WR 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 4-8 in their last 12 games.

13 Days to Kickoff – Navarre Raiders

Tommy Correa
Brandon Marquis
Tyler Daniell
Jack Beyer
13 days to kickoff of the 2025 Florida High School football season as the Navarre Raiders will host the Catholic Crusaders on 22 Aug 2025 at the comfy confines of Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
 
13 games ago – Navarre 49, Gulf Breeze 48 OT (2023)
 
Gulf Breeze…21 6 0 15 6 – 48
Navarre…14 0 7 21 7 – 49
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Connor Matthews – 23 carries, 133 yards, 3 TDs; Hunter Pfeister – 17-26, 121 yards, TD; Terence Marshall – 9 receptions, 70 yards, TD
Defense – Vinny Villanova – 9 tackles, TFL, QBH
Special Teams – Tyler Daniell – 7-7 XPs
 
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
WR Tommy Correa – Class of 2016
WR/P Brandon Marquis – Class of 2018
WR Devin Grotke – Class of 2022
PK Tyler Daniell – Class of 2025
PK 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 – 2024)
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)
 
The Raiders have scored 13 points in a game on 13 different occasions.
 
Navarre is 4-9 in their last 13 games.

14 Days to Kickoff – Navarre Raiders

Hasaan Williams
Quinn Caballero
Trent Hall
14 days (2 weeks) to kickoff of the 2025 Florida High School football season as the Navarre Raiders will host the Catholic Crusaders on 22 Aug 2025 at the comfy confines of Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
 
14 games ago – Navarre 25, Pace 24 (2023)
 
Navarre…7 10 0 8 – 25
Pace…0 6 6 12 – 24
 
Stars of the Game
Offense – Connor Matthews – 22 carries, 129 yards, TD; Hunter Pfeister – 120 yards
Defense – Andre Spence – 10 tackles, QBH, interception; Connor Black – 10 tackles
Special Teams – Andre Spence – 60-yard kickoff return, TD; Tyler Daniell – 2-2 XPs, 1-1 FGs (37)
 
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
RB Hasaan Williams – Class of 2016 – serving in U.S. Air Force
WR Quinn Caballero – Class of 2019 – played at Charleston Southern (SC) & East Tennessee State (TN)
WR Trent Hall – Class of 2022
WR 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)
 
The Raiders have scored 14 points in a game on 14 different occasions.
 
Navarre is 5-9 in their last 14 games.