- November 23, 2024
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A FPC player fights through a tackle during a drill. Photo by Ray Boone
FPC's Donovan Montoyo releases a pass during practice. Photo by Ray Boone
FPC's Donovan Montoyo tries to avoid the rush during drills. Photo by Ray Boone
FPC's Chris Parks tries to dodge defender Guy Burkley. Photo by Ray Boone
The Bulldogs' Dakoda Wagner carries the on a run downfield. Photo by Ray Boone
An FPC player fights through a tackle during a drill. Photo by Ray Boone
Chris Parks prepares to run into the defense during a drill. Photo by Ray Boone
The Bulldogs' Corey Van Dyke carries the ball during a drill at practice. Photo by Ray Boone
Bulldogs coach Travis Roland instructs his players during drills at practice. Photo by Ray Boone
The Bulldogs' Miguel Correia (left) and Altarik Lumpkins fight to get each other to the ground during a drill. Photo by Ray Boone
For the first time in a couple years, Flagler Palm Coast's football team will feature a relatively new roster. Although the Bulldogs return several key players on the offensive side of the ball — including starting quarterback Donovan Montoyo, backup quarterback Preston Roberts, running backs Ty Jenkins and Marc Genis, and four starters along the offensive line — FPC graduated nine starters on defense.
However, Bulldogs coach Travis Roland remains excited this spring practice.
"It's fun. You get to really coach them up again," he said. "It's one of those times where you can really show that you can coach."
He added: "We've got good athletes coming back who are ready to play."
