The Satellite Scorpions baseball team from Satellite Beach, Florida, remains at No. 17 in the latest national rankings with a 12-9 record this season. The team has won its most recent game, ending a three-game losing streak that had dropped them to the bottom half of the Top 100 list. Their current placement puts them behind teams like Seminole (15-6) and Barron Collier (13-10) but ahead of Eau Gallie (12-9) and Bishop Kenny (12-11).
The Scorpions' recent victory came against a tough opponent, marking their first win in four games. Head coach Mike Thompson said the team is focusing on improving their defense and clutch hitting in upcoming matches. "We’ve got a solid group of players who are working hard to climb the rankings," Thompson said. The team’s performance has kept them competitive in the Florida high school baseball scene, though they face stiff competition from teams in the Top 10.
Other teams in the Top 20 include St. Augustine (12-10) and Escambia (13-9), both of which have shown strong performances in recent weeks. The Scorpions’ +7 ranking points reflect their improvement over the past month, but they still trail teams with better win-loss ratios. Somerset Academy (13-7) and Jensen Beach (14-8) have also made notable moves up the rankings.
The rankings, updated as of March 2026, highlight the competitive nature of high school baseball across Florida. With key games remaining in the season, the Scorpions’ next matches could determine whether they hold their current position or move up the list. Fans in Brevard County will be watching closely as the team aims to solidify its standing in the Top 100.