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2020 Schedule – Pensacola Tigers

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Pensacola Tigers

Pensacola High Tigers
Head Coach: Todd Leonard

18 Sep 20 – at West Florida Tech
25 Sep 20 – Open Week (Looking for a Game)
2 Oct 20 – vs. Tate
9 Oct 20 – at Gulf Breeze
16 Oct 20 – vs. Pensacola Catholic
23 Oct 20 – at Washington
30 Oct 20 – at Pine Forest
6 Nov 20 – vs. Escambia

Navarre Raider Passing Records – Yards

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Matthew Webb
Austin Grimm
Passing Yards – Career
1 – Matthew Webb – 4,461 yards (2012-14)
2 – Marlon Courtney III – 4,129 yards (2018-19)
3 – Austin Grimm – 4,087 yards (2006-07)
4 – Sage Chambers – 2,898 yards (2015-17)
5 – Dusty Jones – 2,503 yards (2009-11)
 
Passing Yards – Season
1 – Austin Grimm – 2,517 yards (2007)
2 – Marlon Courtney III – 2,428 yards (2018)
3 – Matthew Webb – 2,397 yards (2014)
4 – Dusty Jones – 2,315 yards (2011)
5 – Matthew Webb – 1,793 yards (2013)
 
Passing Yards – Game
1 – Matthew Webb – 382 yards (2014)
2 – Sage Chambers – 380 yards (2017)
3 – Dusty Jones – 314 yards (2011)
4 – Matthew Webb – 309 yards (2014)
5 – Marlon Courtney – 307 yards (2018)

Navarre Raiders History – Week 2 Results

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The Regular Season will kickoff on 18 Sep 2020 when the Navarre Raiders will host the Milton Panthers.
 
Below are Week 2 games since 1998:
 
1998 – Liberty County 41, Navarre 14
1999 – Navarre 38, Straughn (AL) 8
2000 – Navarre 49, Quincy Shanks 42
2001 – Navarre 21, Catholic 9
2002 – Catholic 27, Navarre 13
2003 – Navarre 31, Catholic 18
2004 – Navarre 14, Catholic 10
2005 – Navarre 15, University Christian 6
2006 – Navarre 14, University Christian 0
2007 – Navarre 51, West Florida Tech 14
2008 – Navarre 20, West Florida Tech 3
2009 – Catholic 32, Navarre 7
2010 – Navarre 42, Walton 36
2011 – Pensacola 29, Navarre 22
2012 – Pensacola 25, Navarre 24
2013 – Wakulla 28, Navarre 21
2014 – Navarre 42, Wakulla 41 (OT)
2015 – Navarre 57, Catholic 14
2016 – Navarre 36, Washington 20
2017 – Navarre 27, Washington 12
2018 – Navarre 53, Washington 12
2019 – Navarre 34, Pace 0
 
Navarre is 16-6 in Week 2 games since the program started.

Navarre Raider History – 2003

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Navarre Raiders - 2003
The Larry Olson era entered year number two in 2003. Navarre finished the 2002 season sky high with back to back wins over Gulf Breeze and Northview. The Raiders went on to win there first three games, giving them a five game winning streak for the first time in school history.
 
The season brought one new opponent to the Raiders schedule as they faced off with Pine Forest in Week 5. Navarre went on to wrap up their first winning season in program history at 5-4. Coach Olson now stands at 9-10 through his first two seasons at the helm.
 
Navarre Raider Class of 2004:
5 – Shermaine Jones
8 – Brandon Williams
15 – Nick Feilner
20 – Patrick Hess
32 – Spencer Clark
48 – Chris Day
50 – Guy Alexander
55 – Patrick Burch
58 – Taylor Greene
72 – David Eichling
80 – Josh Butterbaugh
88 – Ben Munday
 
2003 Results
Navarre 27, Arlington Country Day 8
Navarre 31, Catholic 18
Navarre 42, Woodham 3
Crestview 28, Navarre 21
Navarre 34, Pine Forest 3
Milton 24, Navarre 21
Navarre 23, Bay 20
Gulf Breeze 21, Navarre 0
Fort Walton Beach 34, Navarre 14
 
The Raiders went to outscore their opponents in 2003 (213-150).

2020 Schedule – Crestview Bulldogs

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Crestview Bulldogs

Crestview Bulldogs
Head Coach: Tim Hatten

18 Sep 20 – at Fort Walton Beach, 7 PM
25 Sep 20 – at Choctaw, 7 PM
2 Oct 20 – at Niceville, 7 PM
9 Oct 20 – vs. Washington, 7 PM
16 Oct 20 – vs. Milton, 7 PM
23 Oct 20 – at Pace, 7 PM
30 Oct 20 – vs. Escambia, 7 PM
6 Nov 20 – vs. Navarre, 7 PM

2020 Schedule – Navarre Raiders

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Navarre Raiders - 2020
This would have been Game Day for the Navarre Raiders, but now they will not start the season until 18 Sep 20 when they will host Milton.
 
Below are Week 1 games since 1998:
1998 – Straughn (AL) 25, Navarre 14
1999 – Navarre 39, Port St Joe 20
2000 – Navarre 20, Port St Joe 14
2001 – Charles Henderson (AL) 28, Navarre 13
2002 – Arlington Country Day 22, Navarre 13 *
2003 – Navarre 27, Arlington Country Day 8
2004 – Navarre 34, West Florida Tech 7
2005 – Navarre 25, West Florida Tech 6
2006 – Navarre 45, West Florida Tech 0
2007 – Navarre 28, Rutherford 0
2008 – Rutherford 29, Navarre 6
2009 – Fort Walton Beach 36, Navarre 18
2010 – Navarre 10, Fort Walton Beach 0
2011 – Navarre 28, Washington 7
2012 – Navarre 33, Washington 7
2013 – Catholic 45, Navarre 22
2014 – Navarre 31, Catholic 21
2015 – Navarre 43, Dothan (AL) 22
2016 – Navarre 41, Catholic 13
2017 – Navarre 56, Catholic 35
2018 – Navarre 35, Catholic 7
2019 – Navarre 28, Gulf Breeze 21
 
* Forfeited Win
 
Navarre has won nine of their last 10 opening week games and stands at 17-5 overall.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 1 day

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Howie Walker - Class of 2014
Thomas Leggett - Class of 2016
Thomas Leggett - Allan Hancock CC (CA)
Thomas Leggett - Texas Tech University
Royce Thomas - Class of 2017
Royce Thomas - Shorter Unviersity (GA)
Saturn Wagner - Class of 2018
Marlon Courtney III - Class of 2020
1 day 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.
 
1 game ago – Navarre 52, Crestview 14 (2019)
 
Box Score
Crestview…14 0 0 0 – 14
Navarre…..21 24 7 0 – 52
 
The Raiders (6-4, 3-3) needed to win this contest to have any hope of making the playoffs. Unfortunately, the win was not enough as Navarre fell percentage points behind the Bulldogs.
 
Crestview got on the scoreboard first with a 2-yard Taylor Scarborough run with just over six minutes to go in the first. The Raiders would strike right back as Marlon Courtney III would connect on a 40-yard pass to Tyler England. Navarre would grab their first lead of the night when A.J. Arno broke off a 47-yard run for a score with a little over two minutes to go. Crestview didn’t take much time off the clock to tie it back up on a Scarborough 25-yard touchdown run with a minute. The wild first quarter would come to end when Courtney found Arno on a 49-yard pass…Navarre 21-14 after one.
 
The second quarter was all Raiders as they ran off 24 straight points. Xayvion Thomas hauled in a 18-yard pass from Courtney with 10 minutes to go. Then, Preston Penton added a 25-yard field goal. Courtney followed with two more touchdown passes to England (32, 17) to close out the scoring in the first half…45-14 Navarre.
 
The Raiders added their final touchdown in the third as Courtney hit England with a 30-yard pass with seven minutes. A running clock ensued and the Navarre defense took care of the rest…Final 52-14.
 
It was a record breaking night for two Raiders, as Courtney set a new touchdown passing mark with six. Which was incredible because he only completed nine passes in the game. He finished the night, 9-13 for 221 yards. England broke the touchdown receptions mark in a game with four. He hauled in five receptions in the game for 129 yards and also had three interceptions on defense (which tied a record).
 
Jeffery Mattox led the Navarre defense with 10 tackles (6 solo/4 assists/sack/TFL) and Mekhi Domino added 7 tackles (5 solo/2 assists). The Raiders forced five turnovers on the night (4 interceptions/fumble) and shutout the Bulldogs the last three quarters.
 
Raiders who wore #1:
LB Howie Walker – Class of 2014
DB/WR Thomas Leggett – Class of 2016 – played at Allan Hancock CC (CA) for one season & is now playing at Texas Tech
DB/WR Royce Thomas – Class of 2017 – played at Shorter University (GA)
WR/K Saturn Wagner – Class of 2018
QB Marlon Courtney III – Class of 2020
 
Navarre Raider Class of 2020:
1 – Marlon Courtney III
2 – Tyler England
3 – Xayvion Thomas
4 – Jaydin Antonio
8 – Logen Lee
9 – Gabe Apongan
16 – Jayln Wilson
21 – Kobe Johnson
25 – Gabe Davis
27 – Matthew Poynter
32 – Brennen Payton
42 – Jeffery Mattox
49 – Fernando Gomez
51 – Kyle Kaschak
54 – Roger Adams
60 – Joaquin Ravenel
75 – Nathan Duggan
91 – Malachi Sager
92 – Brandon Wangerin
94 – Paul Schultz
 
1 – first win in Raider history – over Freeport, 27-6 (Week 3 – 1998)
1 – first win for Coach Kenny Hughes – Freeport, 27-6 (Week 3 – 1998)
1 – first win for Coach Danny Williams – Port St Joe, 38-20 (Week 1 – 1999)
1 – first win for Coach Larry Olson – Arlington Country Day (Week 1 – 2002), first win on the field – Walton, 38-15 (Week 3 – 2002)
1 – first District Championship – 2006
1 – first playoff appearance – lost to Pace, 26-7 (2006)
1 – first win for Coach Chad Lashley – West Florida Tech, 20-3 (Week 2 – 2008)
1 – first playoff win – over Niceville, 28-7 (2010)
1 – first win for Coach Jay Walls – Washington, 33-7 (Week 1 – 2012)
1 – first Region Title – over Columbia, 28-21 (2012)
 
Navarre is 144-94 (.605) overall and 13-10 (.565) in the State Playoffs. They have outscored their opponents 6,479 (27.2 per game) to 5,406 (22.7 per game).
 
Lead the overall series against Crestview, 10-7.

Navarre Raider Football History – 2002

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Navarre Raiders - 2002
Arlington Country Day vs. Navarre (Week 1 - 2002)
The 2002 season started under new leadership for the Navarre Raiders as Coach Larry Olson took over as the new head coach.
 
This season brought Navarre their first win ever against Santa Rosa County foe, Gulf Breeze. The Raiders went on to finish the season at 4-6 and were outscored 285-209.
 
Navarre Raider Class of 2003:
3 – Kris Metcalf
11 – Lucas Willoughby
22 – Lucas Thomas
24 – Sean Acosta
30 – Blake Miller
35 – Andre’ Mahone
45 – Josh Livingston
50 – John Simmons – played at Delta State (MS)
51 – Troy Rivera
52 – James Kempton
53 – Clifton Becker
87 – Allen Leonard
 
Game Results
Navarre 2, Arlington Country Day 0 (Forfeit) *
Catholic 27, Navarre 13
Navarre 38, Walton 15
Woodham 22, Navarre 15
Pace 55, Navarre 6
Bay 29, Navarre 13
Milton 48, Navarre 33
Crestview 46, Navarre 21
Navarre 21, Gulf Breeze 13
Navarre 36, Northview 8
 
* Navarre was credited with a forfeited win over Arlington Country Day. The FHSAA later ruled that the Apaches had to forfeit three games that season due to playing ineligible players. Navarre had originally lost the game, 22-13.
 
Former Raider John Simmons (Class of 2003) provided me with the paper clipping from the Arlington Country Day game.

Countdown to Original Kickoff – Navarre Raiders – 2 days

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Scott Crouch - Class of 2000
Virgilio Hunter - Class of 2012
Christian Gill - Class of 2014
Caine Adamson - Class of 2017
Bryson Brewer - Class of 2018
Tyler England - Class of 2020
Tyler England - Youth Football
Jaden Jones - Class of 2021

2 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.

2 games ago – Navarre 31, Leon 28 (2019)

Box Score

Navarre…3 3 15 10 – 31
Leon……..14 0 0 14 – 28

The Raiders (5-4, 2-3) found themselves in a District 1-7A battle at Gene Cox Stadium in Tallahassee against the Lions. With the victory, Navarre’s long trip back home was a lot more enjoyable.

Leon’s Steven Bivins got the fireworks going at 8:25 when he broke off a 56-yard touchdown. Three and half minutes later, Preston Penton booted his first of three field goals on the night, this one from 23 yards. On the ensuing possession, Paxton Tomaini scored from the one and the Lions went up 14-3 after one.

The only points of the second quarter, went to Penton as he added his second field goal (23) of the half to cut the lead to 14-6 going to the break.

Navarre would tie it up 6:01 of the third as Jaydin Antonio had a 5-yard touchdown and were successful on the two-point conversion. The Raiders would grab their first lead of the night when Jaden Rivera scored on a 28-yard run. 21-14 Navarre after three.

Penton’s third field goal of the night (42 yards) gave Navarre their biggest lead of the game, 24-14. Tomaini would cut the lead back to three, as he scored on a 15-yard run at 5:27. On the Raiders next possession, Rivera started to his right, but cut back to the left and outraced the Lions defense to end zone from 42 yards out at 2:47. Tomaini would lead Leon on another scoring drive, ending with a 11-yard pass to Semaj James (who had 11 receptions on the night for 131 yards) with 50.7 seconds left on the clock. Raiders held on…31-28.

Navarre had trouble getting their passing attack going, so they relied on their running game. Both Rivera (19 carries, 212 yards) and Antonio (20 carries, 153 yards) had career best performances. Xayvion Thomas was the leading receiver with three grabs for 66 yards.

Bailey Huston led the defense with 9 tackles (6 solo/3 assists) and Kobe Johnson, Jeffery Mattox and Devin Wright added 7 tackles each. Connor Eastwood and Grady Kelly each had two sacks as the Raiders accumulated six sacks in the contest. Penton went 2-2 on extra points and 3-4 on field goals.

Raiders who wore #2:

QB Scott Crouch – Class of 2000
DL Virgilio Hunter – Class of 2012 – played at Jacksonville University
DL/TE Christian Gill – Class of 2014 – played at Coastal Carolina (SC)
QB Caine Adamson – Class of 2017 – played at Maryville College (TN)
WR/DB Bryson Brewer – Class of 2018
WR Tyler England – Class of 2020 – signed with Huntingdon College (AL)

Current Raider wearing #2:
DB Jaden Jones – Class of 2021

2 – touchdown receptions in a game – Quentin Randolph (2014)
2 – touchdown receptions in a game – Michael Carter (2014)
2 – touchdown receptions in a game – Hasaan Williams (2015)
2 – touchdown receptions in a game – Jordan Williams (2016)
2 – touchdown receptions in a game – Dante Wright (six times, 2016-18)
2 – touchdown receptions in a game – Tyler England (2018)
2 – wins against an opponent – Port St Joe (2-0), Gulf Shores (2-0), Dothan (2-0), Arlington Country Day (2-0), University Christian (2-0), Bay (2-2), Mosley (2-2) & Northview (2-2)

Navarre is 2-0 in their last two games and leads the series against Leon, 1-0.