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Corey Hill runs the ball through traffic against Bayside High School at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Corey Hill runs the ball through traffic against Bayside High School. Photo by Michele Meyers
Mainland High School band members get into the spirit of the Spring Jamboree - Jazmin Cancino, Olivia Kane, Aniya Avery (back row) and Camila Jara Ferreira, Knowlashia Hazard, Kylee Mansfield (front row). Photo by Michele Meyer
Coach Travis Roland in a discussion with his coaches during the game against Bayside at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
E'zaiah Shine gets the snap as Corey Hill prepares to run the ball against Bayside High School. Photo by Michele Meyers
E'Zaiah Shine gets great protection from his offensive lineman during the game against Bayside at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Buccaneer Danae Hubbert cheers for the Mainalnd football team during their game against Bayside at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Vashti Jackson cheers for the Buccaneers during the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Cassie Campbell cheers for the Mainland football team during their game against Bayside during the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Cheerleader Zoe McGregor cheers for the buccaneers as they play against the Bayside football team during the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Brandon Lewis plays the cymbals at the Spring Jamboree for the Mainland High School marching band. Photo by Michele Meyers
Buccaneer Darius Hammock plays the bass drum at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Mainland saxophonists-Treneir Washington, Terren Farmer, Aniya Avery. Photo by Michele Meyers
Mainland color guard-Denaye Mitchell, Callie Brown, Anastashea Benjamin, Ariana Roundtree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Buccaneers Malcolm Curry and Ty Richmond relax on the sidelines before warming up for the second game at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Jeremiah Davis moves the ball closer to the end zone for the Buccaneers. Photo by Michele Meyers
Coach Travis Roland takes a moment before the next game against West Orange. Photo by Michele Meyers
Mainland head football coach Travis Roalnd. Photo by Michele Meyers
Jackie Bowdry waits for the next game to begin at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Jerard Bell, LJ McCray and Ramon McCullough stop for a photo op before their game against West Orang at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Buccaneer Bert Plummer waits for the next Spring Jamboree game against West Orange High School at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
One of the Buccaneer stunt groups prepares for flyer Clinique Maddox's landing. Photo by Michele Meyers
Rnyah Fields, Shytika Riley (top); Hannah Clark, Marteashia Tiller (bottom). Photo by Michele Meyers
Buccaneer flyer Aniyah Ray has confidence in her stunt group. Photo by Michele Meyers
Coach Travis Roland fist pumps Ramon McCullough after he made a great play. Photo by Michele Meyers
Micah Mcguire goes for the yardage against West Orange. Photo by Michele Meyers
Corey Hill with the carry against West Orange. Photo by Michele Meyers
Quarterback Demarcus Creecy decides to run the ball after being pressured by West Orange players. Photo by Michele Meyers
Jeremiah Davis takes down a West Orange player at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
Quarterback Jordan Payne passes as he is pressured by a West Orange player. Photo by Michele Meyers
Touchdown for the Mainland Buccaneers during the game against West Orange at the Spring Jamboree. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Mainland Buccaneers came out swinging at the Spring Jamboree, Thursday, May 19, walking off their home field with a 7-0 win against Bayside High School of Palm Bay and a 14-0 win against West Orange High School of Winter Garden.
“The thing I’m most proud of is, we handled adversity much better this year.”
TRAVIS ROLAND, Mainland head football coach
The Jamboree follows the completion of spring football practices. Teams play two quarters, then move on to the next team. It offers coaches a chance to evaluate their teams’ strengths and weaknesses.
“I saw a lot of good things tonight,” Mainland head coach Travis Roland said. “The thing I’m most proud of is, we handled adversity much better this year. Last year, we didn’t handle adversity well at all.”
“I think we are really good at quarterback,” he added. “Both of our quarterbacks did a great job.” He also praised the offensive and defensive lines.
Quarterbacks E’Zaiah Shine and Demarcus Creecy brought athleticism to the Buccaneer’s game, with both players capable of passing and running the ball under pressure.
Roland is optimistic about continuing to build and rebrand the program. According to him, summer will be key. Players will be required to show up and be ready to work. His goal is to strive toward building a championship team.
