- November 23, 2024
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The Pirates celebrate after beating Seminole 5-4. Photo by Ray Boone
The Pirates celebrate after scoring a goal against Seminole. Photo by Ray Boone
Matanzas' Korvin Brey fights with a Seminole player for the ball. Photo by Ray Boone
Matanzas' Korvin Brey runs past a defender during the second half of the Pirates' game against Seminole. Photo by Ray Boone
Matanzas goal keeper Stephen Usina waits in the goal during the Pirates' game against Seminole.Photo by Ray Boone
The Pirates' Douglas Bentley III competes in Matanzas' matchup against Seminole. Photo by Ray Boone
Photo by Ray Boone
Photo by Ray Boone
Photo by Ray Boone
Matanzas' Garrett Malphurs tries to slap the ball out of a Seminole player's stick. Photo by Ray Boone
The Pirates celebrate after their 5-4 victory over Seminole. Photo by Ray Boone
Matanzas's boys lacrosse team held a large lead for much of the game when the Pirates faced Seminole the night of Friday, March 6, at Matanzas High School.
The Pirates led by as a much as four goals. However, with fewer than three minutes to play in regulation, Seminole scored two goals about a minute apart to cut the Pirates' lead to one.
Seminole had several shots at the net in the game's final moments.
"It was a tough one," Matanzas goal keeper Stephen Usina said. "They're a great team. Toward the end of the game, it was kind of getting frustrating."
The Pirates, who have been fighting multiple injuries so far this season, held on for the 5-4 victory.
"The boys were tired at the end, but they worked hard to keep that lead," Matanzas first-year head coach Brett Galt said. "It's been kind of a crazy year so far."
