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Nov 04, 2021 In a dog-eat-dog contest between the Bulldogs of Flagler Palm Coast (FPC) and the Bulldogs of DeLand, only one team could walk away as this season’s top Bulldog. When the two canine squads faced off, FPC jumped out to an early lead, but DeLand was gaining momentum until a blocked punt in the second quarter placed FPC in the red zone poised to score. DeLand’s defense came to the rescue and forced FPC into a goalline fumble to keep the game within reach at halftime.
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In a dog-eat-dog contest between the Bulldogs of Flagler Palm Coast (FPC) and the Bulldogs of DeLand, only one team could walk away as this season’s top Bulldog. When the two canine squads faced off, FPC jumped out to an early lead, but DeLand was gaining momentum until a blocked punt in the second quarter placed FPC in the red zone poised to score. DeLand’s defense came to the rescue and forced FPC into a goalline fumble to keep the game within reach at halftime.
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Nov 4, 2021 
The Barracudas rattled the dog house in DeLand as they took a 2-0 set count lead, but the Bulldogs came barking back to win it in 5 sets scoring 19-25, 22-25, 25-23, 25-18, and 15-12 respectively. In a game of momentum shifts, the Barracudas darted ahead of DeLand with junior outside hitter Eden Anderson giving New Smyrna 12 kills to lead the offense.
The Bulldogs countered that offense with four DeLand players tallying 9 kills apiece.
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Oct 6, 2021 
The Bulldogs broke out of the doghouse and swept the Titans in 3 sets on the road for a 25-29, 25-14, 25-9 quick match.
Despite the amazing performance by junior outside hitter Jerianna Flaverney for the Titans, the offense of the Bulldogs pulled away from the Titan’s comeback attempts each time to secure a victory for DeLand.
Freshman outside hitter Erynn Gotsch led the serving for the Bulldogs with 5 aces and also led the offense with 8 kills.
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Sep 24, 2021 
DeLand High's football program simply cannot catch a break — or get on the field, for that matter — this fall.
Heavy afternoon showers further soaked the Spec Martin Stadium field Monday, prompting a second postponement of the Bulldogs' contest against District 2-8A rival Oviedo, athletic director Lance Jenkins told The News-Journal.
Inclement weather forced the game to be moved back from its original 7 p.
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on Daytona Beach News-Journal Online
Sep 24, 2021
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