Melbourne Central Catholic visits Pahokee for final regular season game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 10:04 AM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026

On November 4, Melbourne Central Catholic (7-1) travels to Pahokee (5-4) for their last game before the state playoffs, set for 6:30 p.m. MCC seeks to enhance its playoff seeding in Class 1A, Region 2. The team recently dominated Heritage 60-28, featuring standout performances from players such as Noah Flores, Trenton Washington, and Grady Bonenberger. Pahokee alternated wins and losses over its last five games, coming off a 27-14 defeat against Glades Central. The Blue Devils will rely on their key offensive players, including eighth grader Braylon Peterson and junior Mari Singleton, as they aim to secure a win in front of their home crowd.
- •MCC aims for No. 3 seed in upcoming state playoffs.
- •Pahokee lost 27-14 to Glades Central last week.
- •Key MCC players include Noah Flores and Trenton Washington.
- •Pahokee's Braylon Peterson has thrown for 1,429 yards this season.
- •Next games for satellite teams begin on November 6.
- 10:04 AMYahoo Sports — Week 12 Preview: MCC heads to Pahokee, Satellite and MICS in quarters
"Melbourne Central Catholic aims to improve playoff seeding at Pahokee while Satellite and Merritt Island Christian look to advance in SSAA playoffs.
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