- November 23, 2024
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Robert Doeing (19), Dominick Lee (6), Jonathan Kaney (8)
Ethan Gilbert warms-up in the bullpen.
Mainland Buccaneers: Isaiah Gordon, Jonathan Campbell, Javier Ortiz and Lucas Williamson.
Ethan Cleary
Colt Brown safe after the pickoff attempt.
Seabreeze pitching coach Matthew Lusignan and first baseman Devon Spicer.
Seabreeze head coach Jeff Lemon.
Coach Lemon gives pitcher Ethan Gilbert the game strategy.
Ethan Gilbert
Jonathan Campbell
Jonathan Campbell takes off after a hit to outfield.
Coach high-five for Jonathan Campbell who is safe on third.
Jonathan Kaney with the bunt.
Pitcher D. Sparlno goes in for the tag but runner Zac Sager is safe.
Catcher Matthew Daley and batter Devon Spicer.
Ty Moak for his first run of two for the Buccaneers.
Mainland head coach A. J. Mallory.
The Seabreeze Sandcrabs’ boys’ baseball team dominated the diamond with a 12-2 win over the Mainland Buccaneers Monday, March 15 at the Ormond Beach Sports Complex.
Top of the first inning, Sandcrabs’ short stop, Zac Sager, stopped a ground ball hit by Buccaneer Gabe Bridges and whipped it to first baseman Devon Spicer for the first out of the game. Sager followed it up with a walk on his first at bat, two stolen bases and the first run of the game after a wild pitch by Mainland. A double by Spicer, helped Seabreeze start the game with a 2-0 lead going into the second inning.
Mainland’s short stop, Jonathan Campbell, answered with a triple in the third inning driving Ty Moak in for the run. The pair strike again in top of the fifth when fielder’s choice gives Moak the score and the only runs for the Buccaneers.
Offensively, Seabreeze was unstoppable with seven players scoring in five out of six innings played. Three of the Sandcrabs had multiple runs: catcher Canyon Brown with three, Spicer with three and second baseman Mason Boice with two. Left fielder Ethan Cleary hit a home run in the bottom of the fourth, resulting in an RBI that drove Trevor Presswood in ahead of him for a two run total.
Seabreeze pitcher, Ethan Gilbert, had 15 first pitch strikes and 10 strikeouts throughout five innings. He held Mainland to two runs while the Sandcrabs’ fielders remained errorless the entire six innings. Thomas Davidson wrapped it up by pitching one strikeout and two groundouts the last inning. The 12-2 win gives Seabreeze a current record of 6-4 for the season.
The Seabreeze Sandcrabs head to Jackie Robinson Ballpark to face the Spruce Creek Hawks Tuesday, March 16 in a non-district game.
