- November 26, 2024
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Jaydyn Nirschl connects with Jalen Miranda for a touchdown pass. Photos by Jeff Dawsey
De'shaun Hugee has become one of the Sandcrabs' top offensive weapons, playing various positions.
Trevor Vanyo runs into the end zone after reeling in a pass.
Dylan Cary recorded double digit tackles in his last high school football game.
The Seabreeze Sandcrabs (1-8) fell to the Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs 40-13 on Friday, Nov. 4, at FPC.
Despite the loss, the Sandcrabs found young players who could potentially lead Seabreeze into a more prosperous future.
Freshman quarterback Jadyn Nirschl came into the game at halftime and led two touchdown drives, throwing a 12-yard touchdown pass to Trevor Vanyo and a 28-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Miranda, who carried a defender five yards until he reached the end zone.
"He (Nirschl) made some good throws and good decisions," said head coach Troy Coke. "I thought he handled the moment really well; if he had any nerves, I didn't seed them."
Sophomore De'shaun Hugee recieived most of the carries, as he was able to gain 73 yards on the ground.
The Sandcrabs struggled on offense throughout the season, scoring less than 10 touchdowns in nine games. Most of the offensive playmakers from this game will be returning, and Coke expects them all to make a lot more plays from the Sandcrabs in the future.
Going out on a high note: Closing out his high school playing career, senior Dylan Cary caught and interception and returned it 60 yards into FPC's red zone. He also recorded 11 tackles and finished with 97 for the season.
