Harmony High School's baseball team defeated Cocoa Beach 3-2 on February 11, 2026, in a neutral tournament game. The victory improves Harmony's season record to 16-12, while Cocoa Beach falls to 17-12. The game, held at an unspecified neutral site, drew attention from local fans and coaches alike.
The Longhorns scored first in the third inning with a single run, but the Minutemen responded in the second with a run of their own. Harmony added two more runs in the fifth and sixth innings to seal the win. Cocoa Beach managed only two hits in the game, while Harmony recorded five.
Harmony's pitcher, senior Jake Martinez, said the team focused on executing their game plan. 'We knew Cocoa Beach was a strong team,' Martinez said. 'We just had to stay patient and take what they gave us.' The win marks Harmony's third victory in their last five games.
Cocoa Beach coach Mark Thompson praised his team's effort but acknowledged the loss. 'We played hard, but we couldn't capitalize on our opportunities,' Thompson said. 'Harmony made some key plays when it mattered most.' The Minutemen will look to bounce back in their next game on February 18 against Satellite High School.