- November 25, 2024
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Otis Walker carries the ball downfield against the white team. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's John Gardella throws a pass to Brendan Schweikert. Photo by Ray Boone
Brendan Schweikert jukes a defender in the scrimmage game. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze coach Pat Brown watches his team compete from the sideline. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Matthew Bosset runs down the field against the defense. Photo by Ray Boone
Caiden Quieron upends a running back in the scrimmage game. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Isaiah Shirley looks down the field for an open receiver. Photo by Ray Boone
J.J. Kelly returns an interception in the scrimmage game. Photo by Ray Boone
Jason Reeser tackles quarterback Isaiah Shirley near the goal line. Photo by Ray Boone
J.J. Kelly (No.4) and Matthew Bosset (No. 11) battle for a ball in the air. Photo by Ray Boone
Matthew Bosset breaks a tackle in the scrimmage. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze running back Otis Walker is talked during the scrimmage. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Latrae Bass picks off a pass in the scrimmage game. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze’s football team recently had its best week of practice, according to the Sandcrabs’ new head coach Pat Brown.
“The guys are buying in,” he said. “They’re locked in, and I think we’re starting to see that on the field more and more.”
What’s something that still needs to change? Consistency.
Fresh off a 1-9 season, the Sandcrabs took another step in the right direction in spring camp.
Seabreeze held its annual intersquad scrimmage on the night of Friday, May 10, at the Ormond Beach Sports Complex, with the white team (the defense) defeated the red team (the offense) 30-7. The defense was given points for forcing turnovers and turnover-on-downs.
Both teams made plays. The defense recorded several interceptions in the first half, and running back Otis Walker scored the offense’s only touchdown on a 5-yard run with 5:15 to play in the third quarter.
“We were just flying around on both ends,” Brown said. “This isn’t a finished deal. It’s still in progress. But we work on it every day.”
