Satellite Beach High School's boys soccer team played its first District Semi-Finals game of the season on January 23, 2026, against the Eau Gallie Commodores. The match, photographed by local sports photographer Mike Regas, is part of a series of games captured in detailed photo archives. Regas took 72 photos during the semi-final showdown, which drew a crowd of over 200 fans to Satellite High's stadium. The game ended in a 2-1 victory for the Scorpions, advancing them to the District Championship.
Earlier in the season, on January 13, 2026, Regas documented the Scorpions' 3-2 win over West Shore High School. That game, which lasted 105 minutes due to two overtime periods, generated 91 photos. The team's coach, Jason Morales, said the photos will be used for player analysis and recruitment materials. "These images show the team's resilience," Morales said. "They're a great resource for our program."
On January 7, 2026, the Scorpions faced the Viera Hawks in a non-conference game that ended in a 1-1 draw. Regas captured 76 photos of the match, which was played at West Shore High School due to field maintenance issues at Satellite's campus. The photos include close-ups of key plays and crowd reactions.
Regas, a 15-year veteran of sports photography in Brevard County, has been the team's official photographer since 2021. His work is available on the school's website and through a private gallery for parents. The photos from the semi-final game are already being shared on social media by fans and players. "It's important to preserve these moments," Regas said. "These kids work hard, and their efforts deserve to be seen."