Viera Sports Blog

For the second straight night, the Viera Hawks welcomed an undefeated baseball team into the USSSA Space Coast Complex.

Skylar Waggoner continued to show she’s comfortable in her role as the Viera softball team’s No. 1 pitcher, and the Hawks’ offense looked pretty lethal in an 8-4 win over the Cocoa Tigers Wedn…

Isabella Babilonia had already cemented her legacy as the best female distance runner in the history of Viera High School.

Qualifying for the Class 2A state wrestling meet was amazing.

DORAL – They accomplished so much this season.

Imagine as a hunter the sun rising in a serene field and then seeing a huge flock of mallards landing nearby.

There’s a new word buzzing around the Viera High baseball team this season: versatility.

After their last season was disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, the Viera Hawks know how special it is to be back out on the softball field.

If there’s one thing the Holy Trinity baseball team proved again last season, it’s that sleeping on the Tigers because of their smaller school size and perpetually young roster is a mistake.

The Holy Trinity softball team expects to pick up right where it left off last season — dominating its district and classification.

When Greyson Decker used to go with her mom to the gym, she would always spend a little time trying out the weights.

Just before the season started, Viera High boys soccer coach Nick Robinson told his players he thought they had a chance to do something special.

The Viera High boys soccer team is heading into uncharted territory.

It was an incredible comeback.

To a man, members of the Viera High boys soccer team will tell you that this year’s club is different than any other the Hawks have had before.

David Gildart’s booming shot from 22 yards away did more than give visiting Lake Highland Prep a 1-0 lead in the third minute of Wednesday’s Class 3A, Region 3 boys soccer quarterfinal match a…

The Holy Trinity boys basketball team never let up during Friday night’s Class 3A, District 10 championship game.

There was only one thing players on the Holy Trinity girls basketball team wanted to know after their heartbreaking loss in the Class 3A regional quarterfinals Thursday night.

There are crazy finishes … and then there’s what happened in the Viera-Melbourne boys soccer Class 6A, District 12 final Wednesday night.

Holy Trinity goalkeeper James Linnabary had just made a big save in a sudden death penalty-kick shootout to put his team one made shot away from claiming the district championship.

They kept their poise, didn’t allow themselves to get thrown off their game, and now they’re moving on to play for the title.

The Holy Trinity boys soccer team turned in a dominating performance in Friday night’s Class 3A, District 10 semifinals, defeating visiting Cocoa Beach 2-0 to reach the title game.

A season that started out with hope and big goals ended in sadness and frustration for the Viera High girls soccer team Thursday night.

The season ended for the Holy Trinity girls soccer team Thursday night.

The Holy Trinity girls basketball team didn’t expect to face much of a challenge in this year’s Class 3A, District 11 tournament.

It’s a dream they’ve all had since they were kids.

They began the season with only 20 players on the roster, and there were times when the number of healthy bodies was limited to just 12.

As soon as the brackets were revealed for this season’s Class 6A, District 12 playoffs, the Viera Hawks knew they would be playing the Melbourne Bulldogs in the semifinals on Thursday.

Monday night’s Class 3A, District 10 girls soccer quarterfinal showed just how good the Holy Trinity Tigers are now … and how good they can be in the future.

It’s that time of year again.

Big shots. Solid defense. And all kinds of late-game drama.

The Space Coast United Soccer Club already boasts one of the most successful competitive programs in the state.

This year’s version of the Moon Golf Invitational Women’s Golf Event at the Duran Golf Club has got it all.

Tackle football season is over, but that doesn’t mean the Suntree Viera Youth Football League is in hibernation.

The coronavirus pandemic cut into their season, but that doesn’t mean members of the Viera High School wrestling team won’t be ready for the postseason.

They were losing the game, but not their resolve.

The Holy Trinity girls soccer team is starting to put it all together at just the right time.

It took the Viera girls soccer team about 20 minutes or so to figure out how to crack through the Titusville defense Monday night.

The Viera Hawks continued their hot streak Thursday night, but that wasn’t the highlight people were talking about afterward.

The Viera High boys soccer team had every right to feel good about itself after Wednesday night’s big showdown against the Melbourne Bulldogs.

If the Viera High boys soccer team was feeling any after affects of a two-week layoff, it sure didn’t look like it.

Holy Trinity senior goalkeeper James Linnabary had a feeling he might have to come up with a late save if the Tigers were going to hold off the visiting West Shore Wildcats Monday night.

Before Saturday night’s game against Heritage, Holy Trinity girls basketball coach Jay Castillo stressed three things to his players:

Less than 24 hours after making their best argument that they are the top boys basketball team in Brevard County this season, the Holy Trinity Tigers found themselves facing another big challenge.

Locked in a tight game with Lake Howell, the Viera High girls basketball team decided to make a few changes on defense that would make the Silver Hawks a little less comfortable.

The Viera Hawks might not have had a full lineup for Wednesday night’s dual wrestling meet against the Rockledge Raiders.

Four years ago, Dan Adovasio, now 72, couldn’t squeeze his 400-pound girth into most chairs and struggled even to stand. Three weeks before he was to remarry, his kidneys failed.