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Steven Taylor (15) and the Seabreeze defensive team combine their skills to get the sacks. Photo by Michele Meyers.
After blocking a Lopez punt, Eli Campbell (10) recovered the ball for the first touchdown of the game. Photo by Michele Meyers.
The Seabreeze marching band and dance team get ready to perform before their homecoming game against Father Lopez. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Coin toss at Seabreeze's homecoming game against Father Lopez at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers.
It's game time! Seabreeze High School's homecoming game against Father Lopez. Photo by Michele Meyers.
The crowd wore pink in support of breast cancer awareness as they cheered the Sandcrabs football team. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Sandcrab freshman Khamani Robinson (16) with the carry before he was forced out by Lopez. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Mac Chiumento punts under a Lopez Wave of pressure. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Seabreeze touchdown by Peyton Schofield (17). Photo by Michele Meyers.
Seabreeze cheerleaders dance to the music. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Jeremy West (9) and Steven Taylor (15) celebrate another sack by the duo. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Kicker Mason Motto (82) gets kudos from Alexander Hilliard (66) after a successful extra point. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Sandcrab fans "pink-out" for breast cancer awareness month at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Flag on the play as Dimitri Campbell (8) makes the tackle. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Sack by Sandcrab Steven Taylor. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Denali Campbell (25) always works his way through a crowd. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Lopez quarterback Aiden Bourque. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Seabreeze High School cheerleaders. Photo by Michele Meyers.
The Seabreeze Sandcrab. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Dimitri Campbell tosses the ball to the ref after his touchdown was taken away due to holding. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Quarterback Blake Boda runs out to pass. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Seabreeze cheerleaders help say farewell to the Green Wave. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Seabreeze head coach Pat Brown. Photo by Michele Meyers.
Coaches' talk following Sandcrabs' 34-0 win against the Green Wave. Photo by Michele Meyers.
“Pink-out” attire shrouded the stands on Seabreeze’s homecoming night as Daytona Stadium’s new scoreboard shined brightly on the gridiron. The energy was high but chemistry was key as the Sandcrabs defeated the Green Wave 34-0 on Oct. 8 to improve to 3-4.
Following last year’s exodus of 18 seniors from the roster, it has taken the Seabreeze coaching staff time to understand each players’ abilities during game time pressure as well as the team to gel on the field.
“We are a team getting better each week and understanding we cannot skip steps during the process if we want to be great.”
PAT BROWN, Seabreeze head coach.
“We are a team getting better each week and understanding we cannot skip steps during the process if we want to be great,” head coach Pat Brown said. “Our chemistry is getting stronger at the right time. We (wanted) to increase our efficiency on offense and get our running game established for the Lopez game.”
After a battle of punts in the first quarter, the defense scored the first Seabreeze touchdown. With Lopez punting from its own end zone, Eli Campbell blocked the kick and scooped up the loose ball in the end zone for the score.
“I was just doing what coach told me,” he said. “We saw it on film that their special teams weren’t the best so we took advantage of it. Coach said we were going to have at least one block.”
In Seabreeze’s first five games, freshman Khamani Robinson primarily played defense and was a starter in three. Two weeks ago, he proved to the coaches he was mentally ready to transition to offense. Robinson showed it was the right choice after he scored two touchdowns in only his second game on offense.
Adding to the touchdown total were quarterback Blake Boda, who passed for 104 yards, and wide receiver Peyton Schofield.
A few changes to the defensive lineup helped the 'Crabs sack Lopez’ quarterback Aiden Bourque four times with one each from Steven Taylor, Jeremy West and Dante Jones.
“Got me a sack out there,” Jones said. “Moving Jeremy on linebacker was a really good adjustment. We’ve also got defensive end (Jamari) Hicks as my sidekick and number 19 (Toma Pouncey) as nose tackle. Moving forward, going to play better and get more sacks.”
The Sandcrabs face Orlando’s Bishop Moore in their second district game of the season at home on Friday, Oct. 15.
