Sunday, October 28, 2012
It was the last home game of the season for the Brandon High School Eagles, who hosted the Plant City Raiders at E.F. McLane Stadium on Oct. 26. Life in the stands and from the sidelines are caught in these photos, snapped under the Friday night lights.
Snapped under the Friday night lights at McLane Stadium in Brandon, on Oct. 26, are these photographs of life in the stands and from the sidelines at the Brandon Eagles versus Plant City Raiders football game. The Eagles fell two points shy of their second victory of the season while the Raiders tied their season up at four wins and four losses, including, in league play, two wins and two losses. Brandon's seventh season loss came after Plant City's fourth-quarter, come-from-behind drive, capped by a reported 35-yard field goal kicked by Plant City Raider Jorge Navarrette. ______________ Like what you read? Don't miss out on Brandon Patch news. Sign up for our daily newsletter and support your local news. ______________ BRANDON FOOTBALL …
Saturday, October 27, 2012
The Brandon Eagles fell 2 points shy of their second win of the season, bowing to the Plant City Raiders, 22-20, at McLane Stadium in Brandon on Oct. 26.
The Brandon Eagles came close to their second win of the season but fell short by 2 points in their loss at home, Oct. 26, to Plant City. The Raiders scored a 22-20 victory, bringing their season record to 4-4 overall and 2-2 in league play. The Eagles (1-7 overall, 1-3 in league play) were coming off their first win of the season, with a 16-8 victory Oct. 18 over the Riverview Sharks. The Eagles against Plant City scored more than two touchdowns in one game for the first time this season. "I'm not judging my season by wins and losses," said Brandon High's principal, Carl Green, from the sidelines at McLane Stadium at the Plant City game. "For me, the year's been a really good one for us as far as a developing year for moving forward." …
Sunday, October 14, 2012
It was a somber night for the Eagles, who returned home to Brandon on Oct. 12 with their sixth loss in a winless season. Brandon bowed to the Plant Panthers, who extended their wins to five with a 55-0 shut-out victory.
The Brandon High Eagles failed to snap their losing streak in Plant on Friday night, Oct. 12, facing the Panthers on their home turf in South Tampa. (Meanwhile, the Durant Cougars remained undefeated while the Armwood Hawks took home their sixth win of the season.) The Eagles continue their season without a win, losing their third shut-out game of the season and their second 0-55 defeat (see chart below). The Panthers scored two touchdowns in each quarter, with sophomore running back Patrick Brooks reportedly running for three. Quarterback Colby Brown, connecting with receiver Cameron Winter, accounted for the other two. It was the third game this season the Panthers scored more than 50 points. The Panthers' sole loss this season (3-33) …
Saturday, September 22, 2012
The Durant Cougars are on a roll, with three wins and no losses. It's a different story for the Brandon Eagles, who lost their third game of the season, hosting the Plant City team at home Sept. 21.
Durant defense held the Brandon Eagles at bay as the Cougars of Plant City extended their winning streak to three games and no losses. The Eagles were shut out Sept. 21 at home (36-0), extending their losing streak to three games. It was the first conference game for both teams. Following a rain-delay start, the Eagles took to the field after an overtime loss the week before to the Freedom Patriots (20-14). The Cougars, who had a bye Sept. 14, shut out Alonso the week before that (29-0). Durant faced Freedom in the first regular game of the season, Sept. 1, trouncing the Patriots (57-7). Brandon's other loss was Sept. 1, to the Armwood Hawks (55-0). The Eagles in preseason play beat the Blake High School Yellow Jackets (20-6). Next up …
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Tiffany Hobby graduated in 2007 from Brandon High School, where she can be seen snapping photographs from the sidelines at Brandon Eagles football games. For her family, like so many others, life as an Eagle is multigenerational.
Taking photographs at the sidelines of the Brandon Eagles football game against the Freedom High Patriots on Sept. 14, Tiffany Hobby had a chance to reflect on what the colors of maroon and white mean to her and to her family. Five years ago she gradutated from the school on Victoria Lane, which in 2014 celebrates its centennial roots. Her sister, Ashley, was on the sidelines, too, as a cheerleader. Their parents? With the boosters, selling concessions, and also Brandon High graduates. Anthony Hobby graduated in 1963; his wife, Shauna Taylor Hobby, in 1965. Brandon High School "has been around forever," as a part of the history of the town, Hobby said. "It's a part of my family's history as well." Hobby said after high school she …
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