Satellite defeats Lemon Bay 31-7 in SSAA playoff opener
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 30, 2026, 4:33 AM
Last updated Oct 30, 2026

Satellite secured a 31-7 victory over Lemon Bay in the first round of the SSAA Atlantic state playoffs held on October 29. The Scorpions displayed a strong performance on both offense and defense, with early scoring that pressured Lemon Bay's triple option offense. Satellite led 17-0 at halftime, and senior Noah Corriveau contributed significantly, returning an interception for a touchdown. A late touchdown by Lemon Bay came too late to change the outcome. Satellite will advance to the quarterfinals next week against the winner of the Space Coast-King’s Academy matchup.
- •Satellite scored first with a 31-yard touchdown reception by Noah Corriveau.
- •The Scorpions led 17-0 at halftime and finished strong with a 31-0 lead before Lemon Bay's late score.
- •Lemon Bay struggled offensively, averaging 3.2 yards per carry.
- •Satellite's next opponent will be the winner of Space Coast vs. King’s Academy.
- 4:33 AMYahoo Sports — Satellite breezes past Lemon Bay, advances to SSAA quarterfinals
"Satellite held Lemon Bay's triple option offense in check and it capitalized on big plays in a 31-7 first-round SSAA Atlantic state playoff win.
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