- November 23, 2024
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Seabreeze's Devon Spicer heads for home after hitting a ball over the fence against FPC. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Colt Brown throws a pitch against FPC. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Brandon Redmond watches as an FPC batter steps up to the plate. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Ethan Cleary throws a ball to first base against FPC. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Ethan Peckham throws a pitch against FPC. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Jordan Ackerman steps up to the plate against FPC. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Brandon Redmond keeps an eye on the pitcher as he steps off first base. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Brandon Redmond throws a ball to first base against FPC. Photo by Ray Boone
Seabreeze's Devon Spicer crosses home plate after hitting a home run against FPC. Photo by Ray Boone
The Sandcrabs were down 9-4 to Flagler Palm Coast when Devon Spicer stepped up to bat in the top of the seventh inning.
Spicer, who tore his ACL in spring football last May, had only made an appearance in four games for Seabreeze prior to the Sandcrabs’ battle with FPC the night of Thursday, March 12.
On the second pitch, Spicer ripped a shot over the center field wall at FPC High School for a solo home run.
“He’s starting to hit his stride,” Seabreeze head coach Jeff Lemon said. “He’s starting to get his timing down.”
The Sandcrabs scored four runs in the inning before the Bulldogs were able to record two outs. With the tying run on first base, Seabreeze captain Jordan Ackerman stepped up to the plate. He was struck out swinging, as the Sandcrabs’ comeback bid fell short 9-8.
“That’s all you can ask for,” Lemon said. “The wheels just kind of fell off.”
