Satellite High School’s boys golf team posted a 184 at Habitat Golf Club on Monday, edging out Bayside, which scored 199, and Palm Bay, which finished at plus 23. Brody Wilson paced Satellite with a third-place individual score of 43, while teammate Jonathan Lougee added a 45. Palm Bay’s Brody Bahe carded the day’s best round with a 38, though his team placed third overall.
At Indian River Preserve Golf Club, Astronaut High School defeated Titusville 179-186. Landen Hamed and Gavin Lynch helped Astronaut’s cause with rounds of 43 and 44, respectively. Nicco Lore from Titusville led all players individually with a 41 but his team fell short. Astronaut’s Jaxon Minnear and Matthew Hickman tied for fourth place at 46.
Holy Trinity High School beat Cocoa Beach by a wide margin, 171-197, at Viera East Golf Club. Bradley Braid led the winners with a 37, the lowest score recorded at that venue on Monday. Connor Purvis and Zack Butera followed with 43 and 45. Cocoa Beach’s Alex Brodigan tied for fourth with a 46.
Rockledge claimed a 196-234 victory over Eau Gallie at Rockledge Country Club, finishing with a plus 38 score. Jou Chow led Rockledge with a 39, while Cole Cameron was the top scorer for Eau Gallie at 43. Other notable rounds included Jaxson Balla’s 44 and Dean Lloyd’s 48.
Satellite’s depth was clear with four players finishing in the top six individual scores, including Maddox Burr (47) and Phillip Rowley (49). Bayside’s Peyton Flesher took second place individually with a 42, and several of his teammates joined the leaderboard. At the other venues, teams showed similar patterns of strong individual performances contributing to overall wins.
Monday’s action spread across four courses in Brevard County demonstrated the competitive nature of high school golf in the region. Satellite and Astronaut emerged with significant victories, while Holy Trinity and Rockledge also secured wins at their respective courses.
The day’s top individual performances proved critical for team success, but it was the combined efforts across the lineup that determined the final scores. Brody Bahe’s 38 stood out among all rounds played Monday, yet his Palm Bay squad fell behind Satellite and Bayside.
As the season continues, these results set the tone for upcoming matchups within the county’s high school golf circuit.
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