Photo gallery: FPC, confident of a turnaround despite slow start

  • By Jeff Dawsey
  • | 5:26 p.m. November 27, 2016
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The Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs have struggled early on in the season, dropped both of their games at the Kiwanis Shootout this past weekend.

Grandview Prep downed the Bulldogs 62-56 on Friday, and Creekside beat them 49-34.

FPC, which went 15-10 last season and was eliminated in the playoffs by Oviedo in the first round. They only returned four starters, and two have yet to play this season, due to injuries.

"Ga’Quawn's inury is major, and the overall youth and inexperience is equally as major," coach Gary McDaniel said. "There should be no question that in time we will figure it out and turn the page. But the question is how much time will it take?"

The Bulldogs will look to get in the win column against Seabreeze at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 1, at Seabreeze.

 

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