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Last night, Mardy Gilyard had five catches for 71 yards and a touchdown, as the Eagles defeated the Jets, 28-10.
Gilyard's TD catch came on a 31-yard Hail Mary pass toward the end of the first half. Gilyard was on the bubble of making the 53-man roster, but last night's performance might have secured him a spot heading into the regular season.
Rosters must be cut by 9 p.m., so stay tuned to see if Gilyard made the team.
Girls volleyball: FPC defeats Matanzas, 3-1
Flagler Palm Coast defeated Matanzas, 3-1, Thursday night. The Lady Bulldogs captured the first two games, and then won Game 4 to secure the match victory.
FPC coach Shakirah Cousins said the Lady Bulldogs seniors had never defeated Matanzas in their four years.
"The stands were absolutely packed on both sides," Cousins said. "A few of my players had some amazing nights."
Sydney Schake had 22 assists, two kills and two aces
Olga Nushtayeva had nine kills and one ace
Myla Marks had seven kills, eight digs and three aces
Registration open for Palm Coast Little League
Palm Coast Little League registration is now open for the fall 2012 and spring 2013 baseball and softball seasons.
Register online at www.pcllonline.com, or in person at Pro Sports Plus, 1070 Palm Coast Parkway.
Registration will also take place 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 8, at the Indian Trails Sports Complex, 5455 Belle Terre Parkway.
Palm Coast Little League is open to players ages 4-16. Cost for just the fall season for baseball or softball is $35. A fall/spring combo is $65.
Fall season goes from Sept. 22 through Nov. 17.
Dynoswim team makes splash at Jacksonville competition
The Dynoswim Masters Swim Team from Flagler County placed several swimmers Aug. 18 in the seventh-annual Hammerhead Ocean Marathon Swim, in Jacksonville Beach.
The Hammerhead Ocean Marathon is an open-water swim with two distances — 1.25 miles or 2.5 miles.
Dynoswim’s results were similar to last year’s, said coach Glenn Partelow.
In the 2.5-mile race, coach Sheryl Watkins placed first for women ages 45-50; Kate Sussman placed first for women 55-60; Partelow placed first for men over 60. He also placed first for all men over 45.
In the 1.25-mile race, Petra Hayhurst placed first for women 50-55, and Danette D’Angelo placed fourth in the same category. Also placing fourth was Gerry Keyes in the 55-60 group.
“It was a great swim,” Partelow said. “The weekend swims off Flagler Beach paid off with solid preparation for the race.”
Dynoswim is always looking for other swimmers to join the team, which practices at Frieda Zamba three nights a week.
City golf championships rescheduled
The Palm Coast City Golf Championship has been rescheduled to Saturday, Oct. 13, and Sunday, Oct. 14, at the Palm Harbor Golf Club.
The event, which was originally slated to take place Saturday, Aug. 25, and Sunday, Aug. 26, was rescheduled because of weather conditions.
For more information, contact the Pro Shop at 986-4653.
