Seabreeze

The Seabreeze Sandcrabs’ baseball team won 5-2 against the Mainland Buccaneers on Monday, April 26, in the District 4-5A Tournament at the Ormond Beach Sports Complex. “I’m just going to congratulate you guys,” head coach Jeff Lemon said.   “This is the first Districts the team’s made it into in seven years.

Volusia County middle school and high school student-athletes will be offered free electrocardiogram (ECG) screenings for the first time this summer in addition to the annual state-required sports physical. Sudden cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death among high school athletes, with an estimate of 1 in 300 student-athletes having an undetected heart condition that puts them at risk.   The goal of the screenings, approved Tuesday by the Volusia County School Board in partnership with AdventHealth, is early detection and treatment of heart abnormalities.

The Seabreeze Sandcrabs’ softball team and the Mainland Buccaneers went cleat-to-cleat on the diamond for 10 innings, Thursday April 1, leaving Seabreeze with the only run on the scoreboard. Mainland pitcher Bella Dejulio and the Buccaneer infield got the ball rolling top of the first inning with an out by Leah Coffing at first base, a strikeout and a pop fly caught by Dejulio. Seabreeze pitcher Julie Kelly responded with three strikeouts in the bottom of the first.

The Lady Buccaneers’ flag football team lived up to its undefeated record by beating the Lady Sandcrabs 35-0 on Thursday, April 1, bringing the team to 8-0 for the season. Led by quarterback Alexa Wilson, the Buccaneers pulled off three interceptions, two by Isys Grady and one by Ava Colubiale. Wide receiver Colubiale played seven innings as catcher for the Mainland softball team prior to kicking off the flag football game with her teammates.