teams will host St. Petersburg College Wednesday night in Citrus Conference action
East Florida Stars Light Up the Court
Sweet, sweet hoops: both E’Zaria Adams and Emondrek Erkins‑Ford hit career highs this week and snagged Orlando Health’s Student‑Athlete of the Week title for the period ending Jan. 5. These sophomore sensations proved that the sweet spot isn’t just for dessert—they’re also crushing the competition.
The Showstoppers from Edge
- E’Zaria Adams: A 26‑point jam on Saturday, after a 21‑point opener on Dec. 29. She’s averaging 15.5 points across four games this week, and has already chalked up three 20‑plus scorings on the season—both a sign of a rising star and a hint that the court could get busy.
- Emondrek Erkins‑Ford: A 28‑point explosion on the season opener against Florida Southwestern, followed by a solid 17‑point outing against Keep Striving Prep. Coach’s breath‑less may be a little out of breath, but Erkins‑Ford’s average sits nicely at 22.5 points per game over this week.
Game‑Day Brag‑Lines
When the ball’s in motion, these two weren’t just playing—they were redefining “highlight reel.” With Adams hitting for a neat mix of perimeter shooting and inside hustle, and Erkins‑Ford driving straight to the basket like a thief in the night, the crowd had to check their phones to keep up.
What That Means
With both athletes punching their boxes—reviewing stats like a fortune teller gazing at the stars—they are shining brightly on the Citrus Conference stage. Their performances have turned ordinary Saturdays into unforgettable nights, and their averages show they’re not just one‑time wonders. Keep an eye out: David S. Scott’s brilliant play is getting eye‑catcher status, and the future looks as bright as a freshly poured cup of coffee.
Star Player Spotlight: Consistency Is the New Cool
Erkins‑Ford and Adams make the Eastern Florida State College Student‑Athletes of the Week list. These guys are crushing the scoreboard and the competition alike.
Why Their Numbers are Worth the Spotlight
- Second 20‑plus point outing of the season that didn’t drop them below the 12‑point threshold. Talk about reliability!
- Chicago, Illinois, native Bowen Keister leading the team with a solid 16.1 points per game average.
- His team has posted at least 12 points in every one of the 13 games so far. Consistency never looked so sweet.
Upcoming Game Schedule
The Titans are gearing up to face St. Petersburg College this Wednesday night. Below is the play‑by‑play:
- Women’s game starts at 5:30 p.m.
- Men’s game kicks off around 7:30 p.m.
Heading into Saturday, the Titans line up a double‑header against Santa Fe College:
- Double‑header opens at 2 p.m.
- Home field: Titan Field House. Guess what? Admission’s free—talk about a student‑friendly environment.
- Catch the action live online, so you can cheer from the comfort of your sofa.
Final Thought
These athletes keep the spirit alive—both literally on the court and figuratively in the community. Keep an eye on Erkins‑Ford and Adams as they carry the momentum forward.
Fresh Off the Press! Space Coast Daily 2024 Edition Hits Your Inbox
Hey there, news lovers! The Space Coast Daily just shipped a brand‑new issue, brewed right here in Brevard County. If you want the most up‑to‑date scoop—featuring everything from rocket launches to local weather—this is the place to grab that story. And remember, it’s the Best Newspaper in Brevard County—no bragging, just facts.
What’s Inside This Edition?
- A countdown to the next launch (yes, you can actually say “space” in your everyday conversation).
- Local interviews—like our resident astronomer who claims she can spot comets in the grocery aisle.
- Opinion pieces that stir the pot—think debates over whether NASA should give kids free space tickets.
- A special feature on community events—because the best newspapers keep the town rolling.
Don’t Miss Out!
Keep it hot in your timeline, grab the print, or binge the digital edition. Stay informed, keep laughing, and, as always, keep reading the Space Coast Daily—the newspaper you can trust and enjoy.
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