- December 4, 2025
Sandcrab Denali Campbell (1) runs the ball as Ty Cordare blocks and Brody Boda tackles Satellite's Kadin Johnson (2) during the game at Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Seabreeze and Satellite captains shake hands before the coin toss at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze captains Brody Boda (9), Luke Cloer (75), Aden Ford (70) and Denali Campbell (1) listen to the FHSAA official as he goes over playing fair. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Sandcrabs run through a warmup drill before the game against the Satellite Scorpions. Photo by Michele Meyers
FHSAA football officials and the Satellite Scorpions salute the flag duing the National Anthem. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze takes the field before the game against the Satellite Scorpions. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze takes the field before the game against the Satellite Scorpions. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ty Cordare takes the field with Seabreeze before the game against Satellite at the Daytona Statdium > photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze running back Ty Cordare (4) avoids a tackle by Satellite's Ashton Johann (32) at the Datyona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab Ty Cordare (4) blocks for Denali Campbell (1) as Brody Boda (9) pursues Satellite's Joseph Smith III (10) and Kadin Johnson (2) during the game at Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab Denali Campbell (1) runs the ball as Ty Cordare blocks Satellite's Mitchel Barton (11) during the game at Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab Alex Capua (15) listens intently to coach Lester Davis during a timeout at the game against the Satellite Scorpions. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab Gio Mitchell (23) tackles Satellite player Noah Flores (right). Mitchell had four TFLs during the game against the Scorpions. Photo by Michele Meyers
Gio Mitchell (23) celebrates one of his tackles-for-loss in the game against Satellite High School. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze fans dress in camo for the game against Satellite at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab Alex Capua (15) grabs the ball after Seabreeze blocked Satellite's punt. Photo by Michele Meyers
Denali Campbell scores his first touchdown for Seabreeze during the game against Satellite at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Seabreeze fans wear camo at the game against Satellite. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab Ty Cordare (4) blocks Scorpion Collin Roddy (20) for Seabreeze running back Denali Campbell (right) at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze's Luke Cloer (75) blocks Scorpion Atticus Henderson (8) at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze quarterback Hayden Hayes (2) scrambles out of the pocket and rushes for some yardage. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze coach Blake Hillman talks to his players before the game against Satellite at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze cheerleaders Layla Acosta (left) and Isabelle Wurtz. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Seabreeze Marching 100 performed during halftime at the game against Satellite. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Seabreeze Marching 100 performed during halftime at the game against Satellite. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Seabreeze Marching 100 performed during halftime at the game against Satellite. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Seabreeze Colorguard performs at halftime for the game against Satellite at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Kickoff by the Satellite Scorpions against the Seabreeze Sandcrabs at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze quarterback Hayden Hayes (2) fights Satellite's defense for yardage. Photo by Michele Meyers
Satellite freshman Noah Flores (28) evades Sandcrab Gio Mitchell's (23) tackle. Flores had 26 carries and one touchdown in the game against Seabreeze. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze's Gio Mitchell (23) tackles Satellite's Noah Flores. Mitchell had eight tackles during the game. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab Denali Campbell (1) grabs the pass followed by a tackle by Satellite's Collin Roddy (20) as associate head coach Tony Piccalo (right) watches from the sidelines. Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab Jake Deising (21), Scorpion Eric Weza (second from left), Sandcrab Stephen Williams (12) and Scorpion Atticus Henderson (8). Photo by Michele Meyers
Sandcrab running back and team captain Denali Campbell. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabrreze's Ty Cordare (4) escapes the grasp of Satellite's Joseph Smith III at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Blake Body sacks Satellite quarterback Ethan Raffaele (9). Photo by Michele Meyers
Gio Mitchell (23) forces a fumble on Satellite's Jaydin Lamb who recovers the ball on a bounce. Photo by Michele Meyers
It takes a Satellite army to bring Seabreeze wide receiver Landon Smith (8) down at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze cheerleaders get the crowd going at the game against Satellite. Photo by Michele Meyers
Scorpion Mitchell Tharp (45) and Sandcrab Xavier Lucas (6). Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze head coach Lester Davis. Photo by Michele Meyers
Noah Flores scores a Satellite touchdown during the game against Seabreeze at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Pass interception by Denali Campbell (1). Photo by Michele Meyers
The Seabreeze fans wear camo at the game against Satellite. Photo by Michele Meyers
Offensive coordinator coach Blake Hillman talks to running back Denali Campbell after the loss against Satellite. Campbell rushed for Seabreeze's two touchdowns. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze head coach Lester Davis addresses his players after the loss against Satellite at the Daytona Stadium. Photo by Michele Meyers
Seabreeze fell to the Satellite Scorpions 22-13 on Oct. 6 at Daytona Stadium in a game that was riddled with penalties, unsportsmanlike conduct and repeated first downs by the Sandcrabs that were called back.
“The refs didn’t help us, but there were things we did that could have been better,” Seabreeze head football coach Lester Davis said. “We can’t put it in the refs’ hands. We can’t give them the opportunity to put us in that situation. Like I always say, my boys fight, they don’t flinch. I’m not going to dwell on what they didn’t do.”
Sandcrabs running back Denali Campbell rushed for the first and last touchdowns of the game. The junior captain led his teammates through the chaos with 129 yards — 87 yards rushing with two touchdowns and 42 yards receiving. He also had six tackles.
“I love that kid (Campbell),” Davis said. “He’s going to give me all of him — both sides of the ball. I love all my kids. I don’t like the way they were treated tonight, and that’s why I’m really upset.”
The refs didn’t help us but there were things we did that could have been better. We can’t put it in the refs’ hands. We can’t give them the opportunity to put us in that situation. Like I always say, my boys fight, they don’t flinch. I’m not going to dwell on what they didn’t do. — Lester Davis, Seabreeze head football coach
Gio Mitchell also plays both ways for the Sandcrabs. The H-back and defensive end had eight tackles, two sacks, four tackles-for-loss and one forced fumble.
Satellite quarterback Ethan Raffaele was named MaxPreps player of the game with 82 yards passing and a 17-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. He threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to Atticus Henderson in the second quarter. Noah Flores added a touchdown in the third quarter. Flores had 26 carries and 134 rushing yards.
Satellite (5-2) will play Rockledge Oct. 13 while Seabreeze (1-5) meets Pine Ridge (3-3) on the road.
There are four more games remaining in the season for the Sandcrabs. Davis said his players need to work on tackling and making gains in the weight room. They are not where they want to be strength-wise yet but continue to better themselves.
“We’ve got Pine Ridge next,” he said. “They are on the clock and they’re in trouble. I love coach (Eric) Poyner to death. He knows I do, so what I say I know he’s going to take with a grain of salt, but I want his head too. I don’t know to run away or back down. We’re going to fight.”
