- March 13, 2025
Seabreeze quarterback Zachary Voltaire (1) avoids Autral Cooper's (14) tackle on his way to score the first touchdown of the game. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze sousaphone players (from left to right) Sarah Reihl, Taina Palacios, and Christian Simmons march through the gates at the Daytona Stadium in preparation for the game against the Halifax Academy. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze drummer Ryan Burley walks through the gates before playing with the Marching 100 during the game against Halifax Academy. Photo by Michele Meyers
Former Seabreeze kicker Mac Chiumento (right) greets coach Mark Lewis (left) before the game against the Halifax Academy. Chiumento graduated in 2022 and is now kicking for FSU. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze seniors participate in the Spirit Club's color wars by wearing black to the game against Halifax Academy at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze captains (left to right) Luke Cloer, Zachary Voltaire, Brogan Kelly and Dylan Hayes. Photo By Michele Meyers
Referees and the Halifax Academy football team stand at attention as the national anthem is played at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze captains (left to right) Luke Cloer, Zachary Voltaire, Brogan Kelly and Dylan Hayes. Photo By Michele Meyers
Seabreeze cheerleaders and football players stand at attention as the national anthem is played before the game against Halifax Academy at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze and Halifax Academy captains shake hands before the game at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze DB Nasir Parham (8) runs out with his team before playing Haifax Academy at the Daytona stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze kicker Drew McNerney . Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze kicker Drew McNerney . Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze player Stephen Williams Jr. charges Halifax Academy kicker Chris Butler (left) during the game at Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Brogan Kelly grabs the ball for the kick return as Edinson Para (15), Tristan Miller (10) and Cash Kurz prepare to block Halifax Academy at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze quarterback Zachary Voltaire (1) hands off to Jeremias George (11) in the game against the Halifax Academy Knights. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze quarterback Zachary Voltaire (1) runs between Halifax's Chris Butler (4) and Autral Cooper (14) on his way to score the first touchdown of the game. Luke Kloer (75) Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze captain Brogan Kelly (right) returns the kickoff as Jake Deising (left) blocks oncoming Knights during the game against Halifax Academy at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze quarterback Zachary Voltaire (1) scores the first touchdown of the game. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze quarterback Zachary Voltaire (1) scores the first touchdown of the game against Halifax Academy at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze quarterback Zachary Voltaire (1) celebrates his touchdown in the game against Halifax Academy at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze defensive back Nasir Parham (8) and linebacker Logan Smith (right) take down Halifax Academy wide receiver Nasir Windfield (7) at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrabs Brogan Kelly (4) and Dylan Tocci (2) take Halifax Academy quarterback La'Darius Simmons down at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrabs Brogan Kelly (4) and Logan Smith (6) take Halifax Academy quarterback La'Darius Simmons down at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze head athletic trainer Kelley Lemon helps Halifax Academy player Jarquese Meyers who was injured during the game. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze kicker Drew McNerney attempts to tackle Halifax Academy's Jordan Jones (30) as he runs into the end zone at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michle Meyers
Halifax Academy players Jontae Haddocks (left) and Jordan Jones (right) celebrate the Knights first touchdown in the game against Seabreeze at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab Zebidiah Martin (55) launches himself into the air to block quarterback La'Darius Simmons' pass at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze players Edinson Para (15), T.J. Sampson (5) and Dean Hayes (3). Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze was up 7-6 against Halifax Academy when the football game was called due to lightning on Friday, Sept. 6 at Daytona Stadium.
Seabreeze athletic director Anthony Campanella said the schools are in the process of setting a date to finish the game.
The Sandcrabs are currently 0-1 on the season, while Halifax is 2-0.
Seabreeze head coach Mike Klein said it would be unfortunate if his players did not get to finish the game.
“I just hate it for the guys that they didn’t get to play that game (on Sept. 6),” he said. “You work really hard all year to only play a 10-game regular season, so to lose an opportunity is unfortunate. But we can only control what we can control and we have a tough district opponent in Rockledge this week (Sept. 13 on the road), so we will turn the page and get ready for the next one.”
Halifax Academy was coming off a 50-0 win against Cornerstone Charter Academy on Aug. 30, while Seabreeze lost its season opener 50-0 to Spruce Creek on Aug. 22.
Coach Klein and his staff are doing an amazing job with our young inexperienced group. We are so happy he is here guiding our young men on and off the field.”
— ANTHONY CAMPANELLA, Seabreeze athletic director
Seabreeze senior Brogan Kelly had a strong opening kickoff return of about 25 yards against Halifax. After running back Jeremias George had multiple charges up the middle, Seabreeze quarterback Zachary Voltaire zig-zagged through traffic for a touchdown. Drew McNerney’s extra point gave the Sandcrabs a 7-0 lead.
The Knights closed the gap when Jordan Jones returned McNerney’s punt for a touchdown. The 2-point conversion attempt failed.
With 6:20 left in the second quarter, everyone was ordered off the field to the locker room or underneath the bleachers until the game was called after 8:30 p.m.
Campanella said he is appreciative of Klein and what he has done so far with the football program.
“Coach Klein and his staff are doing an amazing job with our young, inexperienced group,” Campanella said. “We are so happy he is here guiding our young men on and off the field.”
