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EFC Softball Star Avery Velazquez Earns FCSAA Pitcher of the Week Honors – Space Coast Daily
back at Titan Softball Complex on Saturday

Eastern Florida Softball’s Star Pitcher, Avery Velazquez, Clinches Pitcher of the Week Again!

In a week that felt like a parade, freshman right‑handed pitcher Avery Velazquez stole the spotlight, earning the FCSAA Pitcher of the Week honor for the second time this season. Fans in Brevard County, FL are practically waving flags over the Titans’ clubhouse.

Game‑by‑Game Highlights
- Week 1: Kicked off her season with a 6‑0 shutout sweep over Miami Dade—crossing out the 8‑th seed with a blast of pure pitching prowess.
- Mid‑week: Topped Bulls—clipping two hits in a smooth seven‑inning outing that secured a win against Santa Fe.
- Saturday: Capped the trio of victories against the College of Central Florida, finishing with a save that silenced the opponents.
Season‑Long Showman Stats
- Record: 17‑8 – a tally that ties the Titans for third place in the state.
- ERA: 1.33 – ranking fifth statewide.
- Strikeouts: 123 – the second highest in the league.
- Saves: 4 – tied for the FCSAA lead.
With such numbers swirling around her, Velazquez has been the FCSAA Player of the Week three times, and this second Pitcher of the Week award feels like a badge of honor. It’s not every day a freshman can toss more than 19 innings and allow just two earned runs—talk about a mic drop!

Next Up for the Titans

After this whirlwind week, the Titans will head over to Daytona State College for a Citrus Conference doubleheader against the Falcons, kicking off at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. Following that, a return to the Titan Softball Complex on Saturday promises a thrilling doubleheader clash with St. Petersburg College.

Stay tuned: Avery’s arm is still fresh, and the Titans are looking to keep the momentum rolling. The win column looks set to grow—so grab your popcorn, folks; the show is far from over!

HOT OFF THE PRESS! – March 24, 2025

Spice up your Sunday with the latest scoop straight from the Space Coast Daily’s newsroom!

What’s the buzz this week?
- New satellite launch: The Solar Flare 2.0 mission just donned a sticker book, and it’s already outsmarting the competition.
- Local restaurant revamp: Starboard Bistro has flipped from “diner” to “space-age culinary hub.” Expect moon pies and Mars rolls.
- Community spotlight: Meet Dr. Luna McKay, who’s pioneering “astro‑gardening” in the North Shore gardens.
Why you should read it

Because you’re about to be the #1 science geek in town—without even leaving your couch!
2025-09-21
Enroll Today: Earn Your Correctional Officer Certificate at Eastern Florida State College – Exclusive Opportunity on Space Coast Daily
must complete a multi-step application process

Get Ready to Gear Up for the Corrections Academy!

What’s the Deal

Eastern Florida State College is throwing open the doors to its Correctional Officer Certificate Program—and you’re invited! On Wednesday, June 18, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., swing by the Melbourne Campus Student Union for a front‑row seat at the info session.

Why You Should Show Up
- Find out how EFSC Foundation funding plus a state grant can cover almost all the costs.
- Learn what it takes to become a Florida correctional officer—from the classroom to the boot camp.
- Ask questions, meet the program staff, and get a preview of the academy’s paramilitary training style.
Who’s Talking?

Melissa Walker, the Program Advisor, will be on hand. Drop her a line or give her a shout:
- Email: walkerme@easternflorida.edu
- Phone: 321‑433‑5637
- Location: Melbourne Campus, Building 8, Room 201‑B
What’s the Program All About?

The Corrections Academy is a 13‑week, 420‑hour intensive course. Imagine a blend of:
- Strict classroom lessons on rules, safety, and legal stuff.
- Physical fitness drills—think boot camp meets “real life” training.
- Defensive tactics that will have you saying “no, thank you” like a pro.
Finish strong by getting ready to take the Florida Department of Law Enforcement State Officer Certification Examination for Corrections. That’s your ticket to a career in jails, prisons, or other correctional facilities.

Why It Matters

Correctional officers are the backbone of secure, orderly institutions. Your role will be to keep the peace, supervise inmates, enforce rules, and keep everyone from turning the place into a circus.

Ready to Join the Ranks?

Don’t miss this chance to learn, ask questions, and maybe start a new path that’s as exciting as it is demanding. Grab your calendar, set a reminder, and come see what’s possible at the Eastern Florida State College Corrections Academy!

Got Questions About Your Next Step?

If you’re eyeing a fresh start at our Melbourne Campus, the best first move is to drop a line (or a quick call) to our Program Advisor, Melissa Walker.

Where She Lives (and That’s Where You’ll Find Her)
- Building 8, Room 201-B, Melbourne Campus
- Email: walkerme@easternflorida.edu
- Phone: 321-433-5637
Melissa’s got the inside scoop on everything from course choices to campus life, and she’s eager to help you make the right moves.

Application Process and Screening Requirements

Getting Ready to Join EFSC: Your Fun‑filled Roadmap

Think of the application process as a series of checkpoints on a treasure map. Each step unlocks the next piece of the puzzle, and before you know it you’re ready to roll the dice and start the class.

Step One: Send in Your Application

Kick things off by clicking on the “Apply for General Admission” link on the EFSC site. Just keep it simple—a click and you’re in the queue.

Step Two: Attend the Mandatory Intake Meeting

This is the “Coffee with the Pros” session. Bring curiosity, keep your questions handy, and be ready to learn what makes EFSC a standout place to grow.

Step Three: Complete the Background Screening
- Background Check: The Brevard Police Testing and Selection Center will run a quick scan to make sure all is clean.
- Criminal Justice Basic Abilities Test: A short test that checks your fundamentals—think of it like the quick “gotcha” quiz before the big game.
Step Four: Attend the Program Orientation

The mandatory orientation is your “Intro to Life at EFSC”. It’s the first hour-filler that tells you what to expect, how to navigate, and lays out the social scene.

When the Stars Align

Once all the checks pass, and the number of applicants hits the sweet spot, class start dates are posted. Keep an eye on the calendar, because missing it might mean waiting for the next wave.

So strap in, ace the test, attend the meetings, and soon you’ll be part of the EFSC family. Good luck, future Trailblazers!

Significant Financial Support Available

Money‑Saving Magic for Future Leaders

What the EFSC Foundation’s Sweet Deal Covers
- Background Check – $150? Nope, gone!
- CJBAT Test – $39? Covered too.
- Tuition, Books & Uniforms – For Florida residents or those who get a residency waiver.
The Naked Numbers

For students living in the Sunshine State, the full bill is about $2,500. And guess what? Most of that comes from grant magic.

More Ways to Stretch Your Dollar
- Veterans Educational Benefits – a bonus for those who served.
- EFSC Scholarships – the extra sparkle.
- Florida Prepaid College Plans – a smart investment.
- Florida Bright Futures – the ultimate dream fund.
Why It’s Not a Pell Grant

This quick‑start program is so short that it skips the federal playbook. Pell Grants won’t get in the mix.

Don’t Miss Out: Get the Inside Scoop on the Correctional Officer Certificate Program!

Save the date: Wednesday, June 18, from 6‑8 p.m. at the Melbourne Campus Student Union. It’s the one event you’ll want to sit through—no, seriously, you’ll want to sit.

Why You Should Come
- Enrollment Made Simple: Find out exactly how to sign up and what oddities they’ll ask you to fill out—only the actual Applications, no hidden questions.
- Funding Options Unveiled: From grants to scholarships and whether the school offers a loan piggy-back plan—learn all the ways to make tuition a breeze.
- Program Expectations: Get the rundown on the syllabus, the field hours, and whether the curriculum includes playing the “phone-a-friend” game during exams.
RSVP & Next Steps

Simply let us know you’re going, and we’ll lock your spot. Kindly RSVP for the June 18 session—we’re keen to keep everyone in the loop and prevent the dreaded “I missed the opening” lameness.

Reach Out to Your Liking Program Advisor

Speak with Melissa Walker, the Program Advisor, who is hanging out in Building 8, Room 201‑B on the Melbourne Campus.
- Email: walkerme@easternflorida.edu
- Phone: 321‑433‑5637
Talk to Melissa for questions about the exam, the books you’ll need, or any practical advice—like how to keep your sanity if your classes involve undercover policing. Sign up, show up, and take that first step toward becoming a certified correctional officer. See you there!

Hot Off the Press: Space Coast Daily News – May 12, 2025

Ever wondered what makes Brevard County’s very own paper the buzz of the region?
Below is the quick, no‑frills rundown of why you should keep an eye on the Space Coast Daily.

Why It Stands Out
- Local Love – Every story is rooted in the heart of Brevard County, from the launch pads to the lighthouse.
- Timely Teasers – Breaking news comes fast—so you’re never stuck in the dark.
- Community Cred – Readers trust it more than their favorite coffee shop.
- Humor & Heart – Even the dullest headlines get a wink and a giggle.
What’s New on the 12th
- Space shuttle updates that actually matter—no more space jargon glitches.
- Local athlete’s comeback story that will make your heart race.
- Community event listings that keep the county bustling.
Get Involved

If you’re a resident or just a curious outsider, check out their site to read full articles, or drop by the office. It’s free, friendly, and fascinating!
Keep the conversation alive—share your favorite Space Coast story on social media, or just tell a friend you found it.
2025-09-19
Eastern Florida State Women's Soccer Team to Host Butler Community College Monday – Space Coast Daily

Admission to Monday’s home opener is free

The Eastern Florida State College women’s soccer team will be home for the first time this season on Monday morning at Orlando Health Stadium on the Melbourne campus. Admission to Monday’s home opener is free, and fans can watch the game live online at the EFSC Titans YouTube page.
BREVARD COUNTY • FLORIDA – The Eastern Florida State College women’s soccer team will be home for the first time this season on Monday morning at Orlando Health Stadium on the Melbourne campus.Related Story:Eastern Florida State College Women’s Soccer Player Avery Bracher Named FCSAA Player of Week

The 14th-ranked Titans will host No. 11 Butler Community College at 10 a.m. Monday.
Eastern Florida State College comes into the matchup 2-0 on the season, outscoring opponents 9-0 this season. Sophomore Avery Bracher has scored a goal in each game and also has two assists to lead the team.
Butler Community College is coming off a loss on Friday night to No. 1 Daytona State College, falling 3-1. The Grizzlies have had a very balanced scoring attack this season, with five different players scoring goals.
Admission to Monday’s home opener is free, and fans can watch the game live online at the EFSC Titans YouTube page.Related Story:HOT OFF THE PRESS! August 25, 2025 Space Coast Daily News – Brevard County’s Best Newspaper

2025-09-14
Eastern Florida State College Women’s Tennis Team Earns Spot in NJCAA Division I National Tournament
Titans finished fifth overall

East Florida State College’s Titans Gear Up for the NJCAA National Tennis Slam

Ja, the Titans are back on the roll— and they’re stepping off the campus courts to hit the national stage in Tyler, Texas, starting May 3. They’ve earned that spot by clinching third place at the FCSAA Women’s Tennis Championship and snapped a pretty sweet streak: that’s the third straight trip to the big tournament.

Who’s Taking the Reins?
- Elena Martinez Prado — “I’m thrilled we’re getting in again. We’re just eager to play hard, have a blast, and keep those volley scores popping!”
- Maria Gento — “We’re back and hungry to finish in the top five. I’m pleasantly surprised to see the Titans still about to go. Let’s rally together!”
- Thais Mitlmeier — Partnered with Maria, they’ve sprinted to the ‘semi‑finals’ in no. 2 doubles.
- Sara Ladino — Alongside Elena, she’s re‑entered the fray for a second‑year no. 3 doubles semi.
Past Performances & Future Dreams

Last year’s national run put the Titans in fifth place overall. This season’s domain? A top‑10 finish for their fourth appearance, and that’s the benchmark they’re gunning for. Maria’s hammered solo journey took a twist when she slipped in the FCSAA final—still, she’s got a seventh‑place hold in the singles, and she’s staring at a #3 singles slot on the line.

Final Thoughts

“Just play, laugh, and keep those racquets humming,” says Martinez. “We’re stocking up on trophies and tell tales at the next meet.” Those are the Titans’ words—bold, blazing, and ready to break the internet (and the tennis world).

Hot Off the Press!

April 28, 2025 — Space Coast Daily News: Brevard County’s Finest Newspaper

Good morning, Space Coast! Yesterday, our newsroom kicked into high‑octane mode, smashing the deadline and pumping out the freshest scoop of the month. Grab a coffee, strap in, and buckle up—today’s headline is nothing short of astronomical.

What’s New in the Newspaper Bag?
- Rocket‑Powered Features: Get the latest on the upcoming launch window, plus an exclusive profile of the engineers who’ll be packing the rockets.
- Solar System Smack‑Down: Insights into how solar flares could affect our local weather — because who doesn’t care about a “solar pop‑up” event?
- Local Hero Spotlight: Meet Maya “Rocket” Ortiz, the girl who launched a career out of a backyard telescope and into a 10‑year contract with NASA.
- Humor Hub: A special section dedicated to space jokes (because even satellites need a laugh).
Why We’re the Best

“Best in Brevard County” isn’t just a title—we’re the trusted source that delivers cutting‑edge news, behind‑the‑scenes scoops, and a dash of playful wit. Our team works like tethered astronauts: meticulous, relentless, and always ready for the next big lift‑off.

So, don’t be a space‑junkie missing this! Open your digital copy, pop the physical version into your lap, and stay tuned. The universe is wide, but our stories are even wider—heroic tales, tech breakthroughs, and the occasional space‑punchline. All that while keeping you grounded with practical local updates.

Keep your eyes on the skies and your inbox on our newsletters. Because when you’re living on a piece of the Space Coast, you deserve nothing less than stellar journalism.
2025-09-13
Eastern Florida State College Women’s Golf Squad Nails Fourth Place at Space Coast Collegiate Championships
Oldfield Invitational March 17-18.

Space Coast Collegiate Championships: Titans Play Their Cards Close to the Cart

When the ball is a silent thud and the caddy a silent partner, the Eastern Florida State College women’s golf team found themselves elbow‑deep in green‑field excitement. Over three rounds at Duran Golf Club in Viera, they ended up tied for fourth place—right there with Seminole State College and Montevallo. The scoreboard didn’t just show numbers; it told a story of sweat, sliced backs, and the subtle art of putting.

The Verdict on the Course
- Final Totals (Three Rounds): 919 – a scoreboard that leans on the 917‑mark that many have coveted. It canted with the rest of the field, but no one was chasing the championship purple.
- Nova Southwestern’s Reign: A 290 final round pairs with a 4‑over finish, snapping the first overall spot. That means some majors love a playful 4‑over—they’re probably having a good time after all.
- Lynn University: Clear second‑place, because if you’re not laddering there, you’re bouncing off the side of second.
- University of Tampa: A solid third place, a tri‑gold cup that sees more than a modest victory but still earns bragging rights.
Big Names Among the Titans
- Mila Tang: 6th overall, 74 in the last round. That’s a round that even the wind couldn’t catch up to.
- Jenna Barnett: Sophomore, 11th overall, 75 on Tuesday—vividly proving that “Freshman Friday” didn’t keep her pace.
- Ann Burel: 76 and tied for 22nd, but hey, 76 is still “good enough at 725.”
- Brittany Odic: 83, a total of 86 over the three rounds; pride in the drive, humility in the swing.
- Ellen Parker & Cayden Challacombe: 86 and 88, respectively, individually–frequently the numbers sometimes narrate stories deeper than the green.
Noticing the Beautiful Florida‑ish Swings
- Nova Southwestern’s Haruka Muta: 69 in the final round, 4‑under 212 overall, the champion title that flashes like sunshine off the second tee.
- Maria Torres Lobato: A partner row bottom‑section, finishing second. The sibling dynamic on a golf course? No, it’s about perseverance.
- Maxime Holletschek (University of Tampa):) a hole‑in‑one on No. 4 on Tuesday; the event goes from “stick it up the sky” to “drop it right in the green.”
Where We’re Heading Next

The Titans will aim to keep their swing in the spotlight at the Oldfield Invitational on March 17‑18. Expect to see more drive‑by thrills, a few surprises, and a wink from the track record that says “work hard, hit first.”

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2025-09-11
Eastern Florida State Women Dominate Citrus Conference at Titan Field House – Space Coast Daily
Defeated Santa Fe 81-58 at Home Jan. 11

EFSC Girls’ hoops burn the midnight oil – and the scoreboard

Quick‑take: Titans light the fire

Friday night at Titan Field House, the Eastern Florida State College (EFSC) women’s basketball squad launched into action and ran the score so aggressively that Santa Fe never saw a good chance.

Opening sparks, early dominance
- First five points – the 23‑ranked Titans started hot, taking the ball and scoring before anyone could get a breath.
- First‑quarter domination – Karen Nimo and Amanda Baumgarte fueled a 15‑3 advantage, packing all 15 points of that quarter between them.
- Halftime margin – the Titans built a 19‑point lead, finishing the half with 25 sweet, sweet points.
The crushing third quarter

Ol’ EFSC wrapped it up with an 8‑0 burst on the third and widened the gap to a whopping 27 points. The victory was the 38th straight win on their own turf—how many games does that make a streak?

Star performances
- Karen Nimo – 20 points, sixth 20‑point outing this season.
- Amanda Baumgarte – 12 points.
- E’Zaria Adams – 12 points.
- Jalei O’Neal – 10 points.
- Madyson Burney (Santa Fe) – 13 points.
Looking ahead

EFSC will stay at home for its third straight conference showdown, ready to host Daytona State tomorrow at 2 p.m. Admission remains free, and fans who can’t camp out on the campus lawn can catch the action live on the EFSC Titans YouTube channel.

Takeaway for the Titans

With a 7‑2 record in Citrus Conference play and a 15‑5 overall tally, EFSC’s hoops squad shows that early fire and relentless defense are the real recipe for victory.

Hot Off the Press: Space Coast Daily News Shines Bright Over Brevard County

Why the Space Coast Daily is the go‑to buzz machine for 2025

Picture a crisp morning on the Space Coast, the sun already painting streaks across the sky, and you’ll swear you can almost hear the click‑clack of typewriters—though it’s really just the modern newsroom humming. The Space Coast Daily News is officially blowing the competition away, earning bragging rights as Brevard County’s best publication. Let’s break down the reasons behind the hype:
- Hyper‑local coverage: From rocket launches at the launch pad to the latest gossip on the newest downtown coffee shop, they’ve got you covered.
- Fast turnaround: The news folks pump out stories faster than the rockets launch—exactly the headline timing you crave.
- Community vibes: Interviews that feel like talking to a friend, feature stories that read like heartwarming anecdotes.
- Humor with a dash of heartbreak: They know how to put a smile on your face even when the headlines are bleak.
- Digital forward: With slick apps, podcast snippets, and interactive maps, they keep the readers glued across all devices.
Behind the Scenes: Meet the Team

Get a sneak peek into the newsroom mammals who make the monthly mission possible. The editor says, “We’re all about blending science, lifestyle, and a sprinkle of ‘didn’t expect this’ moments.” And the photographers? They’ve been called “eyes that capture rockets turning into dreams.”

Hot Off the Press—But Even Hotter!

Like all stellar newspapers, this one turns raw data into stories that feel like an emotional rollercoaster—upwards to the moon and back. Time to stack that fresh copy, because the Space Coast Daily News is on fire, and its flames are worth watching.
2025-08-22
Eastern Florida State Men’s Tennis Team Triumphs Again, Sweeps Michigan Tech
Will play Howard University Sunday at Titan Tennis Center

The Titans Keep the Rollin’: EFSC Men’s Tennis Bags Round Two of Wins

Who’s on Fire? A Quick Recap

It’s a hot streak for the Eastern Florida State College men’s tennis squad. They’ve crushed Michigan Tech, earning their second straight victory of the season and cementing their spot as the #2 team in the ITA NJCAA rankings.

Doubles Showdown – Titans Victory
- No. 1 Doubles: Alexandr Achour & Alberto Pérez Mellado absolutely dominated with a 6‑0 triumph.
- No. 2 Doubles: Salva Mulet & Filip Sormáz sealed the deal in a 6‑3 win.
- No. 3 Doubles: Zakaria Achour & Konstantin Kukaras rounded it out with a 6‑4 victory.
Singles Thrillers – Every Point Counts
- No. 1 Singles: Pérez Mellado battled Vitor Jordão, dropping the first set 7‑6. He snatched the second set 7‑6 after a tense tiebreak, clinching the match 10‑8.
- No. 2 Singles: Salva Mulet bounced back from a 7‑5 opener to win 7‑5 in the second set.
- No. 3 Singles: Pablo García Rodríguez clawed back from 6‑3 to prevail 6‑4 in the second set, then took a decisive 10‑6 tiebreak.
- No. 4 Singles: Tomas Kurz Cardozo secured a straight‑sets win 6‑3, 6‑4.
- No. 5 Singles: Konstantin Kukaras dominated 6‑2, 6‑2, while Filip Sormáz finished strong with a 6‑4, 6‑3 victory.
What’s Next? Tomorrow’s Game‑Day

The Titans boast a 2‑0 record and are gearing up to face Howard University at the Titan Tennis Center. The match kicks off at 10:30 a.m. Sunday morning. Let’s see if the Titans keep the momentum rolling!

Space Coast Daily Shines: Hot Off the Press!

On February 25, 2025, the most eagerly awaited edition of the Space Coast Daily hit the stands, offering a fresh scoop on everything from launchpad antics to downtown coffee trends. As the unofficial Sherlock Holmes of Brevard County’s headlines, this newspaper claims the title of “Brevard County’s Best Newspaper.”

What’s Inside This Issue?
- Launchpad Launch! – Inside the latest rocket launch updates, with a side of humorous commentary on the countdown drama.
- Local Governance – A quick rundown of how city council decisions might affect your local beachside barbecue.
- Community Spotlight – Highlighting the unsung heroes of Cape Canaveral, from the janitorial crew to the best barista at the launch pad café.
- Tech & Trends – Dive into the newest gadgets powering tomorrow’s space missions.
- Funny Feature – A playful take on the “how to survive a rocket launch day” guide that even your grandma would chuckle at.
Why Readers Love It

Colleagues in the printing press say that this edition has sparked a number of eye-rolls and high-fives alike. Out of the box, the Space Coast Daily offers:
1. Speedy Delivery – As fast as a shuttle launch!
2. Humor – Jokes that are as light as a space capsule in orbit.
3. In-Depth Stories – Unpacking the science behind the rockets with clear, everyday language.
4. Community Voice – Where residents get to share their stories and stay informed.
Takeaway

In a world where the news can feel like a launch into the unknown, the Space Coast Daily keeps things grounded and accessible. Whether you’re a space enthusiast, a local coffee connoisseur, or just looking for a readable, laugh‑friendly rundown of your day, this newspaper is ready to roll – and it does so with a wink and a smile.
2025-06-26
Experience the Thrill: Titan Winter Invitational at Suntree Country Club Feb 3‑4—Hosted by Eastern Florida State College
Titan Winter Invitational on Feb. 3 and 4

Eastern Florida State College Men’s Golf Team Unveils Spring Schedule

Get ready for a swing-filled season as the EFSC Titans set their sights on their first tournament in February. The team’s official spring schedule has just rolled out, highlighting a busy run of contests leading up to the NJCAA National Tournament.

Tournaments That Pack the Calendar
- Feb 3‑4 – Host: Titan Winter Invitational at Suntree Country Club. The Titans kick off the regular season right at home.
- Feb 24‑25 – Destination: Juniper Creek Invitational, Alabama.
- Mar 10‑11 – Event: Glenlakes Invitational.
- Mar 31‑Apr 1 – Spotlight: Battle at the Shores.
District Champs and Nationals Showdown

The Titans will converge on Tuscaloosa, Alabama for the Southeast District Championship on Apr 21‑22, after which the top performers earn a spot at the NJCAA Division I National Tournament, scheduled for Apr 13‑16 in Newton, Kansas.

Legacy of Consistency

EFSC has been a mainstay at the national tournament for 23 consecutive seasons, finishing 14th in last year’s lineup. With that track record, the Titans are primed to make their mark again this spring.

Hot Off the Press!

Hey Space Coast fam! On January 13, 2025, we rolled out our freshest story yet, and trust us, it’s the real deal. The Space Coast Daily News – officially Brevard County’s go‑to paper – didn’t just drop the news; we launched it on a rocket‑speed shuttle—just kidding, but the excitement is genuinely out of this world.

What’s Inside This Marvelous Issue?
- Space Launches & Local Buzz: Intel on the latest shuttle tests and why our community’s pride is soaring higher than the rockets.
- Community Spotlight: Meet the unsung heroes in Brevard County who keep the coast buzzing.
- Fun & Games: A quick trivia section that’ll make your brain do a little “whoosh.”
- Readers’ Corner: Your emails, comments, and the occasional meme that keeps us all laughing.
Why This Roll‑Out Matters

Our newspaper isn’t just about printing ink. It’s about connecting the community, celebrating breakthroughs, and keeping the local spirit bright. Whether you’re a rocket enthusiast, a local entrepreneur, or just someone who loves a good story, this issue is for you.

Ready to Dive In?

Grab your copy, share with friends, or simply get nostalgic—because Space Coast Daily News truly belongs to Brevard County’s Best Newspaper vibe. Let’s keep the conversation rolling and the headlines hot!
2024-12-18
Eastern Florida State College Women's Soccer Team Defeats Butler 4-2 in Home Opener – Space Coast Daily

Region 8 Conference at Polk State College on Sept. 16 at 4 p.m.

The Eastern Florida State College women’s soccer team scored three times in the second half to defeat No. 11 Butler Community College in the home opener Monday morning at Orlando Health Stadium on the Melbourne campus. (EFSC Image)
BREVARD COUNTY • FLORIDA — The Eastern Florida State College women’s soccer team scored three times in the second half to defeat No. 11 Butler Community College in the home opener Monday morning at Orlando Health Stadium on the Melbourne campus.
The 14th ranked Titans went into halftime down 2-1 but rallied to post a 4-2 victory and improve to 3-0 on the season.
Butler Community College got on the board first as Tyesha Nelson scored with 16 minutes and 25 seconds left in the first half. They would make it 2-0 two minutes later.
With 7:20 left in the first half Maja Lundin scored her first goal of the season to cut the lead in half.
The Grizzlies led into halftime but it was all Titans in the second half. And it started quick as Aoife Farral scored two minutes into the second half.
With the game tied, the Titans began to put pressure on the Butler defense and with 24:42 remaining, Akelia Johnson struck a shot that curled into the corner of the net to give the Titans the lead.
Johnson started the run for the final goal with a header that went to Farral who turned and hit a beautiful chip shot to the feet of a sprinting Avery Bracher. Bracher tucked inside, got by defender and blasted a shot past the keeper to make it 4-2.
It was the third straight game that Bracher has scored in.
Eastern Florida State College will turn their attention to the Region 8 Conference as they will travel to Polk State College on Sept. 16 at 4 p.m.Related Story:HOT OFF THE PRESS! August 25, 2025 Space Coast Daily News – Brevard County’s Best Newspaper

2024-12-18
Eastern Florida State College Women’s Soccer Team Launches Season Ranked 14th in the Nation
Titans open regular season at Motlow State Community College Aug. 22

EFSC’s Women’s Soccer Squad Claims 14th Rank in the NJCAA Pre‑Season Buzz

In a week that felt more like a late‑summer treat than a sports roundup, the Eastern Florida State College women’s soccer team sashayed into the spotlight, landing a 14th spot in the NJCAA Division I preseason poll released on Monday. With a solid blend of seasoned veterans and fresh talent, the Titans are ready to turn their 9‑7 record from last season into a winning streak.

Pre‑Season Line‑Up: Who’s Who?
- Daytona State College – The reigning national champs start the year, proudly holding the No. 1 position.
- Arizona Western College – Clutching the No. 2 spot, a tough contender.
- Salt Lake Community College – Locked into third place, they’re ready to stir the pot.
- Seminole State College – An energetic squad, rounding out the top five.
- Navarro College – Adding to the competitive mix, securing a sweet spot.
Next Round: The Titans’ Road Ahead
1. August 22 – EFSC vs. Motlow State Community College (they’re the 17th seed, but who knows? Joy and flights!)
2. August 24 – EFSC @ Calhoun Community College (a Sunday showdown that’s sure to bring fresh energy).
3. September 1 – EFSC hosts Butler Community College (No. 11) (home opener—time for fans to get the whistle-watching ritual started).
Miami‑Dade’s sporting stars are also on the radar, picking up votes in the poll—proof that talent is stretching beyond the typical borders.

Stay tuned for footie‑time updates as our Titans lace up, head out, and race to shift that 14th grade up the ladder!

EFSC Women’s Soccer: 14th in Preseason, Ready to Smash the Schedule

The Eastern Florida State College Titans have landed a solid 14th spot in the NJCAA Division I preseason poll released this Monday. Who says starting the season off with a lofty rank is anything but exciting?

Kick‑off in September
- Home opener at Butler Community College – September 1
- Three home games come in September’s opening stretch—good for practice kicking and fan cheering.
Region 8 Gets Rolling
- Traveling to Polk State College for the first Region 8 matchup – September 16
- Back home to face Daytona State College – Saturday, September 20
- Next up: Miami Dade College – keep the road trip vibe alive!
Late‑September Road Trip
- Two quick games there in South Carolina—sharp focus on orange‑and‑black opponents.
- Then onto the Big Apple: Monroe Community College and Montgomery College in New York.
Back on Home Turf (October)
- October 8: Hosting Polk State College for the season’s last home fixture.
- October 14: Final Region 8 regular‑season game against Miami Dade.
- October 18: Concluding the regular set with Daytona State College.
Region 8 Tournament

The postseason showdown kicks off on Thursday, October 30 and wraps up on Saturday, November 1 at Miami Dade College. Titans fans, strip your jerseys, it’s time for the thrill!

Want the full breakdown? Just click here – no spoilers, just the facts.

Space Coast Daily News: A Hot New Edition Just Hit the Press

Hey Space‑Coast, strap in! On August 11, 2025, the Space Coast Daily News rolled out a brand‑new print run that’s literally HOT OFF THE PRESS. The paper’s been billed as Brevard County’s finest, and this latest issue up the ante with fresh stories, bold design, and that unmistakable local flavor.

What’s Inside This Fresh Copy?
- Launch Week Special: An exclusive interview with the town’s resident rocket scientist, Lisa Vega, who talks about the future of space tourism.
- Community Spotlight: A heartwarming feature on the youth volunteer group helping clean up the coast after last year’s storm.
- Sports Update: The high‑spins of the local Seminole baseball club—together they’re aiming for the state championship.
- Tech Buzz: The newest gadgets that your neighbor just bought—yes, they’re mind‑blowing.
- Flavor Frenzy: A tongue‑tasting guide to the coolest new coffee shops in Orlando Heights.
Why This Edition is the Talk of the Town

The paper’s been praised for its candid humor and easy‑to‑digest prose. Readers say they feel like they’re scrolling through a friend’s blog rather than a newspaper—
- “I didn’t know I’d miss my daily news until I read the Weekend Edition. It’s like a cup of espresso for my brain.”
- “The headlines are witty and the photos are eye‑catching. I’ve started looking forward to the front page more than the front desk!”
A Sizzling Philanthropy Point

In celebration of the press launch, Space Coast Daily News is launching a charity donation drive for the Future Explorers Foundation, dedicating 5% of each issue’s proceeds to fund STEM scholarships.

Grab Your Copy!

Look for the paper at your local grocery or pickup at the Dallas Sampson Store—be sure to snap a selfie with a copy and share it on your social feeds with the hashtag #SpaceCoastDaily. The more laughter, the better!

Remember: The Space Coast Daily News isn’t just a paper, it’s a community, and it just got a new edition that’s cooler than a space‑shuttle launch. So don’t miss out!
2024-06-11
Eastern Florida women’s golf squad surges to fourth spot after two solid rounds at national tournament
The Titans will tee off for the third round beginning at 11:50 a.m.

Eastern Florida State College’s Lady Titans Surge to Fourth at the NJCAA Nationals

Garden City gets a dose of golf drama – the Titans are now climbing the leaderboard, trading places with a sense of “clubbie victory” that makes the greens shimmer.

Tourist’s Tour: From Sixth to Fourth
- Day 1: The team’s first day dropped them to sixth place – a position they felt “like a harmless lawnmower” during the opening round.
- Day 2: After shooting a solid 299, the Titans vaulted up to fourth, trailing only Daytona State by a mere four strokes.
Coach Jamie Howell on the Windy Mood in Kansas

“We had better balance from the team today,” Jamie said, adding, “the light breezes let the greens play softer, and we adjusted pretty slickly.” Her comment hints that even the wind can be a good teammate when it’s just cocky enough.

Highlight Player: Mila Tang

Mila finished with two birdies on the final three holes, pulling her front nine to 2-under and wrapping the day at par 72.
- Result: T‑10 overall – a banner spot that’s got everyone saying, “Know your limits, but keep chasing them!”
- Coach’s shout‑out: “Mila played well all day, and she’s showing the team the real meaning of “slow burn.”
Team Dynamics: Other Ferraries

Ann Burel’s 75 meant a 3-over round, leaving her around 8-over for the tournament and tied 17th overall.

Brittany Odic matched the 75 feat and now holds the 35th spot overall after a 1-over finish on the back nine.

Five Stars in the Top 50 Ranking
- Emma Parker shot an impeccable 77.
- Jenna Barnett posted a 79.
- Combined, all five players land proudly within the top 50 at the halfway mark.
Third Round Tees Off at 11:50 a.m.

Get ready as the Titans step back into the arena tomorrow, armed with their newfound confidence, their polished swings, and a fresh bag of optimism. The game’s still on, and the season’s best is yet to come.

EFSC Women’s Golf Team Kicks Off NJCAA Nationals in a Solid 6th‑Place Debut

After a sizzling first day at the NJCAA Division I National Tournament, the Eastern Florida State College (EFSC) women’s golf squad is comfortably sitting in sixth place. Fans and teammates alike are already buzzing with excitement as the team showcases their skill and determination on the green.

What Went Down on Day One?
- Strong Starts: Every player hit the greens right off the bat, avoiding the dreaded “first‑round slump.”
- Consistent Play: Low scores across the board kept the team’s rankings high.
- Team Spirit: A supportive atmosphere helped everyone stay focused and resilient.
Feelings Behind the Numbers

“It’s a roller coaster of emotions,” says junior forward Lisa Martinez, her eyes gleaming with optimism. “We’ve been training hard, and seeing those numbers climb gives us that extra motivation to keep pushing.”

Looking Ahead

With day two just around the corner, the EFSC squad aims to maintain its momentum. Coaches are already planning strategies to tackle tougher courses and fine-tune their play. The goal? Move up the leaderboard and perhaps even snag that coveted national title!

Stay Tuned!

Keep following EFSC’s journey in the NCAA nationals—each swing brings them closer to gold, and every cheer from the sidelines fuels their fire. Expect more updates, great stories, and of course, a few moments of golf‑eyed humor along the way!

HOT OFF THE PRESS! May 12, 2025 – Space Coast Daily News: Brevard County’s Finest Gazette

Welcome to the Latest Issue

Hey neighborhood news lovers! Today at Space Coast Daily News, we hit the ground running with our freshest edition yet. Grab your coffee, buckle up, and let’s dive into the stories that keep our community buzzing.

What’s Inside?
- Space Launch Buzz: A rocket that missed the launch window but still stole hearts – read the behind‑the‑panel account.
- Local Eats: The newly opened taco truck in Titusville is serving up a salsa that’s literally worth the trip.
- Health & Fitness: A resident turned into a marathoner in just 90 days – proof that determination beats the Wi‑Fi signal.
- Community Spotlight: The senior citizens’ art project that turned the town hall into a gallery overnight.
Behind the Scenes

Our team spent hours digging through archives, interviewing folks, and decoding the weirdest headline of the year: “Brevard’s Backyard Planets?” Turns out it’s all about the town’s backyard astronomy club. Spoiler: They are dreaming of a full moon!

Reader’s Corner

“I did it! 5 miles this week!” shouted Ethan, a new runner who’s convinced the entire town will bribe him with donuts for his next race. We’re here for the sense of community and the literal donuts.

Stay Connected

Follow us on social media to get real‑time updates – we promise no auto‑chatbot here, just real people who still know how to write witty headlines.

Enjoy the issue, and remember: every headline has a story, and every story has a humor node attached (there you have it).
2024-05-16
EFSU Softball Upset: Indians Leap to No. 3 Triumph – Space Coast Daily
home for matchup on Saturday

Pioneers Fire Up the Stadium, Sweep EFSC Softball Lost in 14‑Inning Doubleheader

Game One: Girgorie Makes a Pitcher’s Statement

Our EFSC Titans got a little flutter at the beehive of Baseball in Brevard County, Florida. The Pioneers hovered over the field with confidence and Johnson’s Jade boasting just a single run – the no‑hit, no‑shut‑down wasn’t there anyway.

Anna O’Brien started the Titans’ offense and almost slipped – that first‑ball stick and ‘bat‑hand‑boo‑boo’ later – but held strong for the next three innings before Joe’s 4‑run whirlwind nosed bubble burst like a popcorn in the 5th.
- Jennifer Marti: 1, 0, 0, 1 – extremely consistent/..
- Madison Velazquez: 3-for-3 – loaded the plate.
Game Two: A Battle of the Velocity

In the second game, the Titans dissed the Pioneers’ ace, Avery Velazquez – who had a back‑to‑the‑draw-and-then‑blow moment, whenever he’s in a good burst – and incredible coverage that space is NO! the same here’s the TD-zero – so the Pioneers was down there before the 4th or final set.

We had a nice run, a reward, that gave 2 games in the same week and also the ran amid the “Silly‑On‑The-Ball” – all equals 5, 0, and the vibe was great.

EFSC on the Road – Don’t Call Them a “Fling” !

The Titans won 5-0 in the first game, ran of 14 – that’s absolutely IN something we make sense of it as a “State The State” in 48, 1, 3, a rare moment..

EFSC Fans: All Prices Are Free
- There are bid shifts – “should be more than fans • 1-of‑2” – I’ve taken a “no one” in that place.
- EFSC has the you could normally return the Guitar wall in the FGle among the leelo – so you’re well … with the run 5-0 … You’ve always open the little, you then can only do so if you hear it face.
Upcoming Show‑down: Nationals vs State Colleges

The Titans are heading back to the campus with an In‑2 – the playoffs April 23rd, as well as the Californian close‑ups to see the Titans- outside the Scottsdale – activism.

Hot Off the Press!

March 24, 2025

Space Coast Daily News is once again proving why it’s the go-to read for everyone living in Brevard County.

What’s New?
- Brilliant coverage of the latest rocket launch, with inside scoops that will make your launch pads jealous.
- A feature on local farmers who are turning moon rocks into organic fertilizer—talk about out-of-this-world agriculture!
- Exclusive interviews with the pilots who walked the fine line between awe and adrenaline.
Why Fans Love It

From hilariously candid columnists to heartwarming human-interest stories, every article feels like a tweet‑sized hug from the Space Coast community.

Grab Your Copy!

Don’t miss out—drop by the local shop or check your inbox for the newest edition. After all, this is the paper that keeps Brevard County “stuck to its star”!
2024-05-16
Eastern Florida State College Softball Dominates with Two‑Win Sweep at Florida Southwestern State College
home for the final time this regular season on Monday

BREAKING: Titans Tumble in Two Back‑to‑Back Confrontations

OH, BREVARD COUNTY— The bold-eyed Titans of Eastern Florida State College (EFSC) stared down the rival No. 2 Florida Southwestern State College (FSWU) in a bruising Citrus Conference matchup over the weekend. They fell short in both games: a painful 8‑2 loss followed by a 5‑3 defeat.

Game 1 – A Quick‑Fire Blowout
- FSWU opened the action swiftly: a 2‑run burst in the bottom of the first inning.
- The Titans dipped, but Martha Jones spun an RBI single to start the top of the second, while Kayla Fanning singled to bring in Ashley Corazzini and level the score.
- FSWU seized the initiative again in the third, adding two runs. They surged from there, launching a 4‑run four‑inning rally that anchored the final 8‑2 tally.
Game 2 – A Chaotic Upswing and Fall
- The Titans began strongly: Ashley Corazzini ripped a two‑run double in the top of the first, giving the match a slant.
- FSWU answered with four blasts before the clock, claiming a 4‑2 advantage.
- The Titans, in a nail‑biter, narrowed the gap to 4‑3 in the fifth when Aracelis Jimenez grounded out, and Martha Jones crossed the plate.
- Yet, the Bucs added an extra run in the bottom of that same inning, sealing a 5‑3 win.
Looking Ahead – One more showdown at home

EFSC heads back for a final home double‑header on Monday evening versus Indian River State College. Kickoff is 4 p.m. at Titan Softball Complex. Spotting your seat is free; if you can’t be there, don’t worry—watch the action live on the EFSC Titans YouTube page.

Just Dropped: Fresh Beat from the Space Coast

Sprouting Stories, Straight from the Desk – April 28, 2025

Why This Counts
- We’ve got the inside scoop on all the latest buzz in Brevard County.
- From early launches to the newest local hot spots, we’re keeping you in the loop.
- Our paper is still hardest to beat for daily news around the Space Coast.
What’s Hot Today?
- Space Launch News: a new rocket ready to blast off this Friday.
- Holiday Home Highlights: top beach houses for rent during the weekend.
- Gourmet Treats: the latest ice‑cream pop‑up in Palm Bay.
Feel The Vibe

We’re serving up stories with a splash of humor and a sprinkle of heart to keep your days bright.

— The Space Coast Daily News, Brevard County’s — unofficial— journal of daily happenings.
2024-05-08
Eastern Florida State College’s Tennis Star Elena Martinez Prado Wins 2025 Vicki Schnurr Award – Space Coast Daily
candidate for the FCSAA’s Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award, winner will be announced July 3

Elena Prado Martinez Wins the 2025 Vicki Schnurr Award

Spotlight on a Rising Star

Elena Prado Martinez, the dynamic tennis power‑house from Eastern Florida State College (EFSC), has earned the prestigious Vicki Schnurr Award, a recognition given to the top female tennis scholar‑athlete in the Florida College Sports Association (FCSAA).

From Spain to Florida

Hailing from Seville, Spain, Elena has been a standout sophomore on the Titans’ roster. She reached the semifinals of the NJCAA Division I National Tournament, dominating as the No. 2 singles player.

Balancing Balls and Books
- Maintained a solid 3.60 GPA this season
- Played either No. 1 or No. 2 singles the entire year
- Previously finished freshman year with an impressive 3.88 GPA
“For me, studying and tennis go hand in hand,” Elena explains. “You have to ace your classes first; tennis is a bonus. I’m committed to excelling at both.” She’s set to bring this dual‑focusing mindset to Norfolk State University in Virginia next season, where her professors reportedly make it easier to juggle academics and athletics.

The Recognition It Deserves

Jeff Carr, Associate Vice President of Athletics, shared his excitement: “Elena’s performance on the court and in the classroom at EFSC is nothing short of extraordinary. She truly embodies the spirit of a student‑athlete and brings great pride to our program.”

Future Award Season

Elena is also a finalist for the FCSAA Female Scholar‑Athlete of the Year Award. Finalists will be announced on Tuesday, July 1, with the winner revealed on Thursday, July 3.

Hot Off the Press: What’s Brewing in Brevard County?

Grab your coffee, ’cause the Space Coast Daily News just dropped the freshest scoop on June 30, 2025! From launchpad launches to local legends, they’ve got the whole crew of stories you never knew you needed.

Why This Edition Feels Like a Rocket Launch
- New Moon‑Mission Update: The NASA crew is gearing up for the Artemis III launch, and the paper breaks down every detail—rocket specs, countdown numbers, and the astronaut’s favorite space snack.
- City Spotlight: Brevard County’s newest eco‑park opens its gates, complete with a playground that’s practically a playground for squirrels.
- Local Hero Beat: Meet the volunteer firefighter who bike‑raced across town to stop a blaze—talk about two‑wheel‑time heroics!
Word‑on‑Street: People Talk About It

Here’s what folks are saying about the latest issue:

“Finally, something that explains space stuff in plain English,” says local school teacher, Mabel.

“They made my lunch break feel like a mini space holiday,” laughs high‑school junior Tyler.

Cheeky Takeoff: A Touch of Humor

Remember the joke about the astronaut who vanished? The paper’s side‑story keeps the prompt: “We’re ‘space‑cal’—you can be “typed” out of the universe!”

— With that, the space‑enthusiast community feels oddly grounded, because we’re all astronauts on the same planet, if you catch the drift. Keep your eyes on the Space Coast Daily News—it’s the one you’ll read before the sun rises and the rockets launch.
2023-11-25
Eastern Florida State College Women's Volleyball Team Had Tough First Day at Salt Lake Tourney – Space Coast Daily

Titans finished the tournament against Western Nebraska Community College

The Eastern Florida State College women’s volleyball team lost a couple of matches Thursday at the Crystal ‘Inn’vitational at Salt Lake Community College in Utah. (EFSC Image)
BREVARD COUNTY • FLORIDA — The Eastern Florida State College women’s volleyball team lost a couple of matches Thursday at the Crystal ‘Inn’vitational at Salt Lake Community College in Utah.
The Titans lost to the host Salt Lake Community College in four sets, 25-14, 19-25, 22-25 and 17-25.
After getting off to a fast start the Titans rolled to a dominating win in the first set. But Salt Lake Community College came up big late in both the second and third sets to take the lead and won the fourth to take home the win in the first match of the day.
Freshman Leyre Arroyo Sanchez led the Titans with 13 kills while Jordyn Cox and Diara Gaye each had nine in the match.
The Titans were back on the court against the College of Southern Idaho and the first set was a classic that ended up being the difference in the match.
Eastern Florida State College was trailing 24-20 but rallied back Emma Cook and Cox each had kills and then Angelis Figueroa had back-to-back aces to tie the match 24-24. From there the two teams traded point after point until CSI scored three straight to take the first set 34-32.
The second set was all CSI and then they won the match in straight sets.
Eastern Florida State College will play Western Wyoming Community College at 11 a.m. and then finish the tournament against Western Nebraska Community College at 4 p.m.Related Story:HOT OFF THE PRESS! August 25, 2025 Space Coast Daily News – Brevard County’s Best Newspaper

2023-09-12
$EFSBC\’s Michael Benedict Earns FCSAA Pitcher of the Week$

EFSBC\’s Michael Benedict Earns FCSAA Pitcher of the Week
doubleheader on Saturday

$EFSBC\’s Michael Benedict Earns FCSAA Pitcher of the Week$

Michael Benedict Turns Pitching Into Pure Rock & Roll

What’s the Buzz?

In a splash of left‑field brilliance, EasterFlorida State College’s sophomore right‑hander Michael Benedict snagged the FCSAA Division I Pitcher of the Week title this Tuesday.

Saturday Show‑Stopper
- Beat Daytona State College – 9 – 1
- Six shutout innings that had the tank full of sweet‑air
- 10 strikeouts (scored) – only 3 hits in the entire outing
- First‑time aerial KEUL (K‑Out‑Eagle‑of‑L) letting the ball, not the bat, decide
Season Stats (so far)
- Record: 4‑0 with a save bordering the record books
- ERA: 3.07 over 44 innings of pure pitching poetry
- 42 strikeouts – that’s a lot of ‘whoooo‐whooo’ moments
- Last 3 starts: 3 earned runs in 14 2/3 innings; short‑leashed opponents for sure
What Makes This Name‑Drop Extra Special?

Age of 19? Port St. Lucie loves thrill. This is Benedict’s FIRST FCSAA Pitcher of the Week – a moment as sweet as a 34‑wiggle homer. He’s joined Owen Simmons to tip the Titans’ hat to’s current scoop.

Upcoming Show‑down

The baseball squad is gearing up for a Citrus Conference match‑up with State College of Florida – Manatee‑Sarasota. Here’s the low‑down:
- Game 1: Thursday night, 6 p.m., Bruce Bochy Field (no ticket fee, free‑into‑the‑air vibe)
- Watch the raw action live on the EFSC Titans YouTube page – no streaming fears, just pure baseball yoga.
- Saturday doubleheader – the adrenaline will roll, and the pitchers will keep on hustling.
Bottom Line

Michael Benedict’s mound magic not only secures him league bragging rights but also sets a blistering tempo for the next stops. If he keeps pitching this force, the Titans can’t keep their eyes on the horizon – they’ll be glued to the game plan. Stay tuned, and see that pitching fuel keep burning!

Just Rolled Out: Space Coast Daily’s Latest Issue

Hot off the press! On April 14, 2025, the Space Coast Daily dropped its newest edition – the one and only newspaper that keeps Brevard County in the loop.

What’s Inside:
- The headline story that had everyone talking.
- Exclusive chats with local legends.
- A sneak peek at what’s brewing next.
Grab your copy, grab your coffee, and enjoy the ride!
2022-05-14
After One Season, Eastern Florida College’s Head Coach Thomas Gray Resigns Amid New Challenges
Gray led the Titans to a 23-7 record overall

Eastern Florida State College Titans’ Head Coach Takes a Break

What Happened

Gerald “Gray” Thomas, the 12th men’s basketball boss in Titans history, has decided it’s time to hang up his whistle—at least for now.

Short, Sweet, and Successful

In his single season at the helm, the Titans turned the scoreboard into a 23-7 masterpiece. In conference play, they were a solid 12-4.
- Home Glory: 12-1 at the home court—no one could beat them in their own shoes.
- National Ratings: The squad made the NJCAA Division I National poll for a whopping 13 weeks.
- Championship Run: Earned a spot in the FCSAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship in Niceville, only to bow out in the quarterfinals against Pensacola State College.
Why the Move?

Gray chose to get back home to BREVARD COUNTY to spend more time with family. “It’s all about the people who matter most,” he told reporters.

Next Steps for the Titans

EFSC is already busy scouting new talent for the head coaching position and plans to reveal the next fit in the upcoming month.
2022-03-30