Edgewood High School's boys tennis team remained unbeaten this season with a dominant 7-0 victory over West Shore on March 18, 2026. The Eagles swept all six matches, including singles wins by Nickolas Velazquez, Edoardo Sirolli, Nirvaan Dalal, Gabriel Torres Rivera, and Kai Worrells, who each secured straight-set victories. In doubles, Velazquez and Sirolli defeated Kirin Reiter and Michael Yang 8-4, while Dalal and Torres Rivera beat Jason Holden and Zemen Hussain 8-1. Edgewood now stands at 12-0 on the season, while West Shore drops to 5-7.
Cocoa Beach's boys tennis team also had a strong week, defeating Satellite 5-2. Jordy Abdul and Jonathan Plesmann each won singles matches, and the doubles team of Abdul and Plesmann shut out Satellite's Ramsey and Reuben 8-0. Cocoa Beach improves to 7-3, while Satellite falls to 6-5-1. In girls tennis, West Shore extended its winning streak to eight with a 7-0 sweep of Cocoa Beach. Leila Plummer, Sophia Goronovic, Rhea Sinha, Akshoa Bardi, and Nikita Sinha each claimed singles matches, and the doubles teams of Plummer and Goronovic, and Sinha and Tiedeman secured victories. West Shore now sits at 8-2, while Cocoa Beach drops to 7-4.
In baseball, Cocoa Beach High School shut out Cocoa 8-0 on March 18. The Eagles' offense was led by Hunter Wilson, who went 2-for-3 with an RBI, and Gabe Harper, who had two hits and two RBIs. Backup pitcher B. Wyman struck out three batters in 3.1 innings, while B. Noble and K. Paglialonga each contributed relief work. Cocoa, which fell to 4-8, was held to just two hits by the Eagles' pitching staff. The game marked the first shutout of the season for Cocoa Beach, which now holds a 9-6 record.
The week's results highlight the competitive nature of Brevard County high school sports, with multiple teams securing key victories. Edgewood's perfect record in boys tennis, West Shore's dominance in girls tennis, and Cocoa Beach's baseball shutout all underscore the depth of talent across the county. With the season entering its final stretch, these matchups will likely have lasting implications for postseason seeding and regional qualification.