- December 5, 2025
The FPC-Matanzas rivalry game featured many penalties. Photos by Jake Montgomery
FPC goalie Steven Birdsong kept the score low with 8 saves. Photos by Jake Montgomery
FPC's Dylan Toriello ended the game with 4 goals. Photos by Jake Montgomery
Matanzas' Zach Furey Looks for a teammate. Photos by Jake Montgomery
Emotions run high after a tough loss to rival Flagler Palm Coast breaking the multi year winning streak. Photos by Jake Montgomery
FPC's Taye Gracia scores against Matanzas Goalie Stephen Usina. Photos by Jake Montgomery
FPC coach Thomas Morgello rallying his team during a timeout. Photos by Jake Montgomery
Newly appointed coach Alex Houlihan. Photos by Jake Montgomery
Matanzas' Lance Foxwell takes a shot on goal. Photos by Jake Montgomery
Matanzas goalie Stephen Usina ended the game with 18 saves. Photos by Jake Montgomery
FPC's Spencer Cover scored 2 goals. Photos by Jake Montgomery
Matanzas' Lance Foxwell scored one goal during the game. Photos by Jake Montgomery
Matanazas' Tanner Maphurs scored one goal. Photos by Jake Montgomery
Matanzas players Ashton Pavlow and Lance Foxwell celebrate after scoring. Photos by Jake Montgomery
Matanzas' Ashton Pavlow ended the game with one goal. Photos by Jake Montgomery
FPC's seniors: Ethan Simmons, Austin Britt, Nicolas Snedeker (team captain), Andrew Dobbins, Cameron Terry, Pouniu Laupepa and Spencer Cover. Courtesy photo
Flagler Palm Coast beat Matanzas 11-4 in boys lacrosse on March 29, adding to the Bulldogs' winning streak and making them 6-3 for the season. This ended FPC's multiyear losing streak against Matanzas, with FPC sophomore Dylan Toriello leading the team with four goals and one assist.
Matanzas had a newly appointed coach Alex Houlihan, who took over only hours prior to the game starting. Houlihan stated that the team started the game off strong with several looks, but emotions from issues outside the team took over. Houlihan said, "The team needed to stay out of the box and play with their heads and not bodies." Matanzas record fell to 2-7 for the season.
