Justin Navarro

All-SCAC First Team (2025) · SCAC Defensive Player of the Week (11/10/25) · All-SCAC Honorable Mention (2024) · Two-year letterman (2024-25) · Appeared in 21 games Appeared in all ten games at defensive back, made 60 tackles including 1.5 for a loss; also broke up six passes including two interceptions to earn second varsity letter · Served as TLU punt returner, returning 15 punts for 87 yards · Finished second on the team and finished sixth in the SCAC with 60 tackles · Made six tackles playing in the secondary against Trinity (9/4) · Made eight tackles (five solo) playing in the secondary against Howard Payne (9/13) · Made career-high 12 tackles (seven solo) playing in the secondary at Southwestern (9/20) · Made six tackles (all solo) and recorded an interception playing in the secondary at Lyon (11/8) Appeared in all 11 games at defensive back, made 38 tackles including 1.0 for a loss; also broke up three passes including an interception to earn first varsity letter · Made five tackles (four solo) playing in the secondary at Trinity in TLU debut (9/7) · Made three tackles (one solo) and recorded an interception playing in the secondary against Centenary (9/14) · Made five tackles (three solo) playing in the secondary at McMurry (9/21) · Made season-high eight tackles (five solo) playing in the secondary against Lyon (11/2) Did not see game action Attended Robert Vela High School where he played under Coach John Campbell · 6A 2nd Team All-State DB · 5A 2nd Team All-State in Texas · Whataburger Super Team Member Son of Jesse Navarro and Clarissa Gaytan-Cancino...has three siblings, Jonathan and Noah Navarro and Elijah Cancino