Sandcrabs and Bucs have unfinished business, due to the weather

Mainland and Seabreeze have three innings remaining from their softball game.

By Jeff Dawsey
| 7:41 a.m. February 9, 2016

Abagaile Killian struck out 11 in just four innings. Photos by Jeff Dawsey

Angelina Delrosso pops the ball into outfield.

Seabreeze pitcher Daniielle Spaulding does her customary ball spin on her shirt before each pitch.

Jose Glass fields the ball to put it back in play.

Keegan Craig-Craggy, son of assistant coach Tarisa, gets early experience with at the ball park.

Kinsley Moore tries to turn a pop fly into a double play by getting Mainland's Shayna Bowman out.

Sammi Poehlman throws the ball to second base to prevent the runner from progressing.

Ormond Beach Observer
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No one expected the game to reach the fifth inning, due to the lingering gray clouds that filled the sky on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 4, at Mainland High School.

The volunteer at the Mainland/Seabreeze softball game handed out raincheck tickets for all who paid to enter the game, understanding rain or lightning would strike at any moment. The weather held off until the start of the fifth inning, where the Lady Sandcrabs led the Buccaneers 4-0.

Although the final two innings haven’t been rescheduled, both teams expect to finish the game before their second meeting, which will take place at 6:30 Tuesday, Mar. 1, at Seabreeze.