Who won? Brevard High School Football Scoreboard Week 11

Tim Walters, Florida Today

November 6, 2021 at 9:35 PM·5 min read

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Week 11, the final regular season week of the high school football season, has arrived with 10 games scheduled for Brevard County's 16 varsity teams. All 16 teams are in action. One game was played Thursday and others have been moved to Saturday because of weather.

Come back throughout the night and refresh this page to see all the latest scores.

Week 10 roundup: Merritt Island, Melbourne win district football championships

Season look: 2021 Complete High School Football Schedule & Results for Brevard County

Mel-Hi riding high: Melbourne uses defense, big plays to win first district football title since 2013

COCOA 20, ROCKLEDGE 14

FINAL

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

COCOA (8-1) 00 | 13 | 07 | 00 – 20

ROCKLEDGE (8-2) 07 | 00 | 00 | 07 – 14

First quarter

R: LJ Watkins 3 run (Trevor Bywater kick) 5:42

Second quarter

C: OJ Ross 1 run (Kick good) 5:08

C: Donte Cook pass from Davin Wydner (Kick no good) 2:20

Third quarter

C: Ross 3 run (Kick good) 5:22

Fourth quarter

R: Watkins 3 run (Trevor Bywater kick)

HOLY TRINITY 0, FATHER LOPEZ 0

FINAL

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

HOLY TRINITY (MELBOURNE) (9-1) 00 | 00 | 00 | 00 – 00

FATHER LOPEZ (DAYTONA BEACH) (5-4) 07 | 07 | 13 | 08 – 35

First quarter

FL: 6 TD pass (Kick good) 2:31

Second quarter

FL: 2 run (Kick good) 2:13

Third quarter

FL: 80 run (Kick good) 11:36

FL: 85 run (Kick no good) 5:29

Fourth quarter

FL: 6 run (2-point good) 5:13

MERRITT ISLAND 19, VIERA 18

FINAL

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

VIERA (5-4) 06 | 06 | 00 | 06 – 18

MERRITT ISLAND (9-1) 00 | 19 | 00 | 00 – 19

First quarter

V: Cameron Mills 32 pass from C.J. Simms (Kick no good) 9:38

Second quarter

MI: Bridger Koby 47 pass from Brady Denaburg (Denaburg kick) 11:35

V: Simms 6 run (2-point try no good) 7:27

MI: Denaburg 47 FG, 5:34

MI: Safety, 4:39

MI: Dallas Donahue 40 pass from Denaburg (Denaburg kick) 0:31

Third Quarter

No scoring

Fourth Quarter

V: Donovan Giles from Simms (Kick no good) 4:15

MELBOURNE 33, EAU GALLIE 12

FINAL

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

EAU GALLIE (MELBOURNE) (3-7) 00 | 06 | 06 | 00 – 12

MELBOURNE (8-2) 14 | 07 | 00 | 12 – 33

First quarter

M: Hunter Turner 15 run (MacDonald kick) 7:17

M: Michael Galvin 7 run (MacDonald kick) 2:11

Second quarter

EG: Delvonte Williams 1 run (2-point try no good) 11:28

M: Alves 5 pass from Turner (McDonald kick) 7:14

Third Quarter

EG: Johnson 12 run (2-point try no good) 6:03

Fourth Quarter

M: Alves 32 pass from Turner (Kick no good) 5:02

M: Alves 24 pass from Turner (2-point try no good) 1:49

HERITAGE 47, BAYSIDE 7

FINAL

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

BAYSIDE (PALM BAY) (4-6) 07 | 00 | 00 | 00 – 07

HERITAGE (PALM BAY) (7-3) 21 | 00 | 14 | 12 – 41

First quarter

H: Trey Ulmer 67 run (Kane Avila kick) 11:42

B: Michael Parkes 35 pass from Kaiden Brabham (Kick good) 9:14

H: LJ Turner 69 run (Avila kick) 8:18

H: Turner 35 run (Avila kick) 5:40

Second quarter

No scoring

Third Quarter

H: Tayshawn Benson 28 run (Avila kick) 6:27

H: Turner 61 run (Avila kick) 4:14

H: Joseph Tenta 1 run (Kick no good) 3:50

Fourth Quarter

H: Keevon Mccullough 1 yard run (Kick no good) 9:46

ASTRONAUT 29, TITUSVILLE 0

FINAL, AFTER ONE HALF DUE TO WEATHER

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

ASTRONAUT (TITUSVILLE) (3-6) 06 | 23 | XX | XX – 29

TITUSVILLE (0-10) 00 | 00 | XX | XX – 00

First quarter

A: TD run (Kick no good) 10:00

Second quarter

A: Antonio Caito 10 run (Paul Henry run) 9:00

A: Caito 4 run (Henry run) 4:51

A: Caito 27 run (Ryan Gordon kick) 4:35.

Third Quarter

Game was not resumed after halftime lightning delay

Fourth Quarter

Game was not resumed after halftime lightning delay

UNION COUNTY 54, COCOA BEACH 0

FINAL

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

UNION COUNTY (LAKE BUTLER) (10-0) 40 | 07 | 00 | 07 – 54

COCOA BEACH (1-9) 00 | 00 | 00 | 00 – 00

First quarter

UC: Rushing TD (Kick good) 11:00

UC: Passing TD (Kick no good) 10:00

UC: Rushing TD (Kick good) 7:00

UC: Rushing TD (Kick good) 5:00

UC: Passing TD (Kick good) 2:00

UC: Rushing TD (Kick no good) 1:00

Second quarter

UC: INT (Kick good)

Third Quarter

No scoring

Fourth Quarter

UC: Anthony Holmes run (Kick good) 6:00

SEBASTIAN RIVER 14, PALM BAY 11

FINAL

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

PALM BAY (4-6) 00 | XX | XX | XX – 11

SEBASTIAN RIVER (3-6) 00 | XX | XX | XX – 14

First quarter

No scoring data available

Second quarter

No scoring data available

Third Quarter

No scoring data available

Fourth Quarter

No scoring data available

SATELLITE 36, SPACE COAST 12

FINAL

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

SATELLITE (8-2) 00 | XX | XX | XX – 36

SPACE COAST (PORT ST. JOHN) (1-8) 00 | XX | XX | XX – 12

First quarter

No scoring data available

Second quarter

No scoring data available

Third Quarter

No scoring data available

Fourth Quarter

No scoring data available

COCOA 0, ROCKLEDGE 0

Postponed until Saturday at 7 p.m.

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

COCOA (7-1) 00 | XX | XX | XX – 00

ROCKLEDGE (8-1) 00 | XX | XX | XX – 00

HOLY TRINITY 0, FATHER LOPEZ 0

Postponed until Saturday at 7 p.m.

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

HOLY TRINITY (MELBOURNE) (9-0) 00 | XX | XX | XX – 00

FATHER LOPEZ (DAYTONA BEACH) (4-4) 00 | XX | XX | XX – 00

JOHN CARROLL 41, MCC 7

FINAL, Thursday

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

MELBOURNE CENTRAL CATHOLIC (1-9) 00 | 00 | 00 | 07 – 07

JOHN CARROLL CATH. (FT. PIERCE) (5-2) 27 | 14 | 00 | 00 – 41

First quarter

JCC: Nick Meltzer 4 run (Kick good) 9:47

JCC: Aiden Singleton 16 run (Kick good) 6:37

JCC: Singleton 43 run (Kick good)

JCC: Prince Strachan 33 pass from Dawson Maehl (Kick no good)

Second quarter

JCC: Marion Fredrick 5 run (Kick good)

JCC: Jamar Gibson (Kick good)

Third Quarter

No scoring

Fourth Quarter

MCC: Noah DiBenedetto 54 pass from Jamari Herring (Kick good)

This article originally appeared on Florida Today: High school football: Live scores from Brevard County games, week 11

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COCOA 20, ROCKLEDGE 14

FINAL

HOLY TRINITY 0, FATHER LOPEZ 0

FINAL

Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 F

MERRITT ISLAND 19, VIERA 18

FINAL

MELBOURNE 33, EAU GALLIE 12

FINAL

HERITAGE 47, BAYSIDE 7

FINAL

ASTRONAUT 29, TITUSVILLE 0

FINAL, AFTER ONE HALF DUE TO WEATHER

UNION COUNTY 54, COCOA BEACH 0

FINAL

SEBASTIAN RIVER 14, PALM BAY 11

FINAL

SATELLITE 36, SPACE COAST 12

FINAL

COCOA 0, ROCKLEDGE 0

Postponed until Saturday at 7 p.m.

HOLY TRINITY 0, FATHER LOPEZ 0

Postponed until Saturday at 7 p.m.

JOHN CARROLL 41, MCC 7

FINAL, Thursday

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