EFSC will host Daytona State College doubleheader on Tuesday
East Florida State College Titans Dominate Saturday at Titan Softball Complex
In a showdown that felt more like a fireworks display than a regular conference game, the Eastern Florida State College softball squad rolled off the field with a pair of sweet wins at the Titan Softball Complex. The Titans, ranked 20th, took on the 19th‑ranked College of Central Florida and came out on top both times, 6‑0 and 13‑7 respectively. This pushed their Citrus Conference record to a solid 4‑2, all while the crowd was live on WEFS‑TV.
Pitch‑Perfect Performance from Avery Velazquez
- Avery Velazquez landed her 12th win of the season, striking out seven and letting only five hits slip through during seven shutout innings.
- She even added a third home run of the season—two‑run shot—from the mound, giving the Titans an instant cushion.
- With her dominant outing, Velazquez finished her 10th complete game—a milestone that’s as impressive as it gets.
How the Games Unfolded
First Game – 6‑0
- Bottom of the first: Aracelis Jiménez walked, then Ashley Corazzini stole the show with a double that put her on the scoreboard.
- Another run followed when Madison Velazquez brought Corazzini home with a single.
- The Titans rode the momentum, adding four more runs in the third inning: Corazzini and Velazquez singled, Madison doubled, and then Isabel Otero blasted a single that sent Velazquez home.
- Meanwhile, Jessica Merk was the final piece of the puzzle, hitting a double that drove in two runners.
- Madison and Merk ended up with two hits each, all while Velazquez’s calm command over the mound left the opposition playing catch‑up.
Second Game – 13‑7
- While it didn’t cover all the details for this article, the Titans kept their rhythm. The second victory echoed the sense of confidence and power that the team displayed.
- With each inning, the Titans built a robust lead that left Central Florida no chance to mount a comeback.
Why It Matters
These back‑to‑back wins not only bolstered the Titans’ record but also sent a clear message: when the Eastern Florida State College squad takes the field, looking good is expected—performance, precision, and plenty of runs. With Velazquez at the helm and a lineup that’s got energy like a summer concert, fans can expect this team to keep winning.
Key Takeaways
- Strong pitching was the backbone—Avery Velazquez’s 10th complete game shouting “we’re still on top.”
- The offense was on fire—scoring efficiently across multiple innings.
- Record improved to 4‑2 in Citrus Conference, showing the Titans are keeping up the competitive edge.
Stay tuned for the next game; the Titans are just getting warmed up and the road to a championship looks pretty bright!
EFSC Softball Smashes a Win at Titan Softball Complex
When it comes to turning a one‑run deficit into a double‑digit lead, the Eastern Florida State College Titans have a knack for it. Saturday night, the team marched into the Titan Softball Complex and pulled off a pair of conference victories that left fans cheering and opponents stunned.
The First Bat of the Evening
Leah Clark opened the offensive fireworks with a home run in the second inning, sparking a four‑run burst that landed the Titans in the lead at 6‑0. It wasn’t long before the tide turned, however; the opposition paired off their own pitches and charged back, closing the gap to 6‑5 after just two innings.
It’s a Tight Game – But the Titans Keep Going
- Fourth‑inning heroics: Clark’s second solo blast tied the game 6‑6.
- Avery Velazquez drove the ball over the fence in the bottom half of the fourth, bringing in Corazzini and advancing into third on an error.
- Velazquez then beat the throw home to push the score to 8‑6.
- The lead held firm until the sixth inning.
Sixth‑Inning Turnaround
The sixth inning proved to be a runaway show, with five unanswered runs that sent the Titans soaring to an 13‑6 finish. Velazquez was a morning star—going 4‑for‑4, hitting a double and a home run—while Madison Velazquez supplied three solid singles to keep the momentum alive.
The Final Stretch
On the defensively footed side, Luci Walters called the ball and earned the win, while Velazquez stitched the game together with a two‑inning save—her second of the season. It was a true team effort, and the victors didn’t go to bed with a blue‑blooded feeling.
What’s Next?
Get ready for the second showdown this week: the Titans will host Daytona State College for a doubleheader starting at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. The games are free, and you can stream the action live on the EFSC Titans YouTube tab. Don’t miss it—scores are hot, and the pitchers are never stale!
Hot Off the Press: Space Coast Daily News Hits the Mark
On February 25, 2025, the Space Coast Daily News announced a fresh scoop that’s already buzzing across Brevard County. The headline? “Brevard County’s Best Newspaper” – a bold claim that sure earned a few smiles and a lot of curiosity.
What the Story’s About
- Local pride: The paper’s editorial team highlights the community’s vibrant growth, from new space initiatives to grassroots arts projects.
- Reader engagement: Interactive sections that invite locals to share their own stories and photos.
- New features: A revamped online portal, a catchy newsletter, and a “Space Coast Snapshot” weekly column that pulls highlights from daily events.
Why It Matters
When a regional paper claims the title of “best,” it’s not just a marketing shout‑out; it’s a reflection of the folks who make the content. The Space Coast Daily News gives its readers both high‑grade coverage and a sense of belonging, all while sprinkling a dash of humor to keep things lively.
Takeaway
For residents wondering whether the Press’s bragging rights are real, the easy answer is yes—check out the latest edition and see for yourself. The joke’s on the skeptics: If readers aren’t laughing, we’re doing something wrong!