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Volleyball

Merritt Island d. Rockledge 25-16, 25-17, 25-17: Macie Sinclair had 11 kills to lead the way for the Mustangs (1-0) in their season-opening win. Cassie Martin had nine kills, Sarilyne Walley had 14 digs and four aces, Macy Reynolds collected 27 digs and Jordyn Patrick finished the match with 26 assists for Merritt Island.

Kellie Cousins had nine kills, Andrea Delcher had 20 digs and Zadane Burlew collected 20 assists for Rockledge.

Heritage d. Wade Christian 25-19, 25-13, 25-19: Savannah Wilhite had eight kills and four aces to pace the Panthers (2-1). Zora Hardison had six kills and Kyla West added four kills and three aces for Heritage.

Holy Trinity d. Cocoa Beach 25-11, 25-14, 25-18: Mackenzie Sands had 10 kills to lead the way for the Tigers (3-0). Olivia Yochim had eight kills, seven digs and four aces, Maya Collins had 12 digs and Taylor Mullen totaled 27 assists and five aces for Holy Trinity.

Edgewood d. Astronaut 25-21, 15-25, 25-10, 25-21: Isabella Schwantz had seven kills and Kate Lyerly added six kills in the win for the Indians (2-0).

Kylie Redfern had 11 kills, Kimmy Tang had 10 aces, Eliana Barrett collected 23 digs and Alivia McNally totaled 22 assists and five aces for Astronaut.

Space Coast d. Titusville 25-20, 25-23, 25-16: Kierstan Giesey had eight kills to lead the way for the Vipers (1-1). Meghan Rossetti had 12 digs and Savannah Ogletree added 16 digs for Space Coast.

Boys Bowling

Astronaut d. Cocoa Beach: Zach Beckmann had the high game of the match with a 214 to lead the War Eagles.

Merritt Island 4, Titusville 3: Chris Byrne had the high game of the match with a 243 to pace the Mustangs. Gage Tenedini bowled a 230 to lead the way for the Terriers.

Melbourne d. Viera: Jared Bynum had the high game of the match with a 200 to lead the Bulldogs in the victory.

Rockledge 5, Edgewood 2: Nicholas Miles had the high game of the match with a 230 to lead the Raiders. Courie Husbands bowled a 226 to lead the Indians.

Bayside d. West Shore: Josh Dexter bowled a 211 to lead the Bears in the victory. John Watkinson had the high game of the match with a 246 for the Wildcats.

Girls Bowling

Astronaut d. Cocoa Beach: Denee Lichtenberg bowled a 182 to help the War Eagles to victory.

Titusville 7, Merritt Island 0: Destiny Robbins has the high game of the match with a 165 to lead the Terriers. Ashley Henderson bowled a 144 to lead the Mustangs.

Melbourne d. Viera: Candace Jones had the high game of the match with a 160 to lead the way for the Bulldogs. Summer Kina bowled a 138 for the Hawks.

Rockledge 7, Edgewood 0: Josie Pasion had the high game of the match with a 239 to lead the Raiders in the victory. Ayla Hodge bowled a 169 to lead the Indians.

Bayside d. West Shore: Brooke Chartrand had the high game of the match with a 167 to lead the Bears. Allison Breidenbach bowled a 146 to lead the Wildcats.

Boys Swimming

Satellite 112, West Shore 70

200 medley relay: Satellite (Schverak, Smith, Andrews, Schumacher) 1:49.85; 200 freestyle: Lance Stern (WS) 1:58.79; 200 IM: Justin Scverak (S) 2:20.06; 50 freestyle: Rylan Andrews (S) 23.80; Diving: Tyler Jones (S) 209.71; 100 butterfly: Lance Stern (WS) 1:00.00; 500 freestyle: Jackson Ehlers (WS) 6:14.16; 200 freestyle relay: West Shore (Kehm, Walker, Townsend, Stern) 1:42.53; 100 freestyle: Rylan Andrews (S) 51.66; 100 backstroke: Chris Kehm (WS) 1:09.50; 100 breaststroke: Charles Smith (S) 1:09.34; 400 freestyle relay: Satellite (Schumacher, Schverak, Smith, Andrews) 3:34.47

Melbourne 119, Bayside 46

200 medley relay: Melbourne (J.Davis, C. Faherty, G. Smith & M.Gipson) 1:51.44; 200 freestyle: Logan Holman (B) 2:26.18; 200 IM: Sebastian Valcarce (M) 2:26.13; 50 freestyle: Mikey Gipson (M) 24.11; 100 butterfly: Dillon Elliott (M) 1:02.06; 500 freestyle: Hunter Allen (B) 5:20.51; 200 freestyle relay: Melbourne (C. Faherty, G. Smith, E. Sumpter, S. Valcarce) 1:43.75; 100 freestyle: Mikey Gibson (M) 53.87; 100 backstroke: Dillon Elliott (M) 1:05.18; 100 breaststroke: Connor Faherty (M) 1:09.12; 400 freestyle relay: Melbourne (M.Gipson, G.Smith, J.Davis & S. Valcarce) 4:05.66

Space Coast 111, Astronaut 46

200 medley relay: Space Coast (Davis, Hecky, Vbranic, Washington) 1:54.29; 200 freestyle: N. Wagner (SC) 2:22.47; 200 IM: S. Washington (SC) 2:35.75; 50 freestyle: B. Davis (SC) 23.47; Diving: C. Vrbanic (SC) 131.40; 100 butterfly: K. Hecky (SC) 1:01.40; 500 freestyle: N. Wagner (SC) 6:15.78; 200 freestyle relay: Space Coast (Davis, Vbranic, Wymann, Wagner) 1:49.22; 100 freestyle: B. Davis (SC) 53.25; 100 backstroke: S. Washington (SC) 1:09.78; 100 breaststroke: K. Hecky (SC) 1:11.87; 400 freestyle relay: Space Coast (Hecky, Wagner, Washington, Wymann) 4:05.40

Girls Swimming

West Shore 114, Satellite 92

200 medley relay: West Shore (Clark, Clary, Owl, Riopelle) 2:02.53; 200 freestyle: Layla Auter (WS) 2:19.28; 200 IM: Nicole Riopelle (WS) 2:28.02; 50 freestyle: Katelyn Owl (WS) 25.62; Diving: E. Hicks (WS) 244.90; 100 butterfly: Isabelle Sealey (S) 58.50; 100 freestyle: Ashley Buxton (S) 1:02.53; 500 freestyle: Layla Auter (WS) 6:09.21; 200 freestyle relay: West Shore (Riopelle, Clark, Clary, Owl) 1:52.18; 100 backstroke: Isabelle Sealey (S) 1:04.68; 100 breaststroke: Kalia Clary (WS) 1:17.09; 400 freestyle relay: Satellite (Buston, Johnson, Gornto, Sealey) 4:08.85

Melbourne 106, Bayside 62

200 medley relay: Melbourne (E. Turns, K. Smiley, G. Duvall & S. Smith) 2:11.15; 200 freestyle: Kayley Barton (M) 2:35.35; 200 IM: Kamryn Smiley (M) 2:28.18; 50 freestyle: Savannah Smith (M) 27.83; Diving: Trinity McNall (B) 278.10; 100 butterfly: Emiliana Ricci (B) 1:08.59; 100 freestyle: Emma Turba (M) 1:00.85; 500 freestyle: Kamryn Smiley (M) 5:42.55; 200 freestyle relay: Melbourne (K. McDonough, A.Smith, S. Mohrman & G. Duvall) 2:10.46; 100 backstroke: Emma Turba (M) 1:06.51; 100 breaststroke: Jasmin Roberson (B) 1:31.14; 400 freestyle relay: Melbourne (K. Smiley, S. Smith, K. Barton & E. Turba) 4:32.04

Space Coast 126, Astronaut 55

200 medley relay: Space Coast (Fort, Pate, Ramos, Joyner) 2:15.60; 200 freestyle: B. Roberson (SC) 2:08.65; 200 IM: J. Ramos (SC) 2:37.13; 50 freestyle: M. Job (SC) 31.53; Diving: J. Kirk (A) 210.43; 100 butterfly: J. Ramos (SC) 1:18.47; 100 freestyle: F. Calhoun (A) 1:05.72; 500 freestyle: B. Roberson (SC) 5:50.75; 200 freestyle relay: Space Coast (Fort, Ramos, Raulins, Roberson) 1:58.97; 100 backstroke: T. Fort (SC) 1:22.12; 100 breaststroke: L. Raulins (SC) 1:19.53; 400 freestyle relay: Space Coast (Roberson, Joyner, Gibson, Raulins) 4:31.13

Boys Golf

Astronaut 184, Cocoa Beach 226

A: Ashten Swab 45, Grey Cooke 46, Kaleb Sargenti 46, Ethan Roberts 47

CB: Dillon Collins 41, Jacob Nelson 54, Eyden Deibert 62, Alex Hacker 69

Titusville 179, Astronaut 184 (From Tuesday)

T: Alex Messer 37, Parker Cera 41, Ryan Speece 47, Kaleb Reiss 54

A: Grey Cooke 38, Ethan Roberts 44, Calvin Kirk 51, Ashten Swab 51

Girls Golf

Melbourne Central Catholic 210, St. Edward’s 254

MCC: Marissa Kasch 37, Delaney Goins 55, Olivia Stimpson 57, Angelina Bruno 61

SE: Kiley Donovan 60, Katie Croom 61, Neenah Brown 65, Lily Strauss 68

Holy Trinity 187, Edgewood 189, Space Coast 255

HT: Emma Baumgartner 45, Avery Kenny 45, Emily Rogers 47, Sydney Smith 50

E: Hannah Hall 45, Lena Stagliano 45, Jessica Hornung 45, Jade Hendren 54

SC: Kaitlyn Davis 62, Kayla Schooler 64, Aleeyah Dunleavy 64, Justyce Davey 65

Merritt Island d. Satellite 25-13, 25-20, 25-9: Macie Sinclair had 11 kills and eight digs as the Mustangs (5-0) won a battle of unbeaten teams. Macy Reynolds had 15 digs, seven kills and six aces, Katie Callenberger had four aces, Cassie Martin had seven kills and Jordyn Patrick totaled 36 assists for Merritt Island.

Lauren Mohler had four kills, Kaitlyn Gerber had five assists and Riley Parrish had six assists and five digs for the Scorpions (5-1).

Eau Gallie d. Bayside 26-24, 25-16, 21-25, 25-21: Jessica Laisi had 11 kills, nine digs and five aces to lead the way for the Commodores (3-1) to victory. Lauren Bandish had 10 kills, Lexi Haddix had seven kills and four blocks, Mackenzie Benninger had 23 digs, Taylor Peters totaled 15 assists, six aces and five digs, and Aaliyah Johnson finished the match with 17 assists and six digs for Eau Gallie.

Cocoa Beach d. Space Coast 25-16, 20-25, 25-23, 25-16: Delphinina Beams had 12 kills and six blocks to lead the Minutemen (2-3) to victory. Alessandra Lane had 11 kills, Valentine Mira had five aces, Stephanie Norman had 21 digs and Abby Taylor finished the match with 38 assists for Cocoa Beach.

Kierston Giesey had 11 kills and Shamiah Richardson had 21 assists to lead the Vipers.

West Shore d. Heritage 22-25, 25-23, 16-25, 25-15, 15-11: Grace Kirschner had 18 kills, 15 digs and four aces as the Wildcats (1-3) won their first match of the season. Sofia Saladino had 10 kills, Madison Hannah and Chloe Lemstrom each had seven kills, Rebecca Intille had 20 digs and seven assists, Jessica Marzano had 17 assists and four aces, and Meghan Bocinsky totaled 21 assists for West Shore.

Savanna Wilhite had 15 kills, Abby Baxter had 12 kills, Kyla West had 11 kills, Payton Beaver collected 21 digs and Jayden Lebron totaled 46 assists for the Panthers.

Viera d. Melbourne 25-16, 25-20, 19-25, 25-18: Sydney Williams had nine kills to lead the way for the Hawks (5-1). Lauren Lewis had eight kills, Mak Carter had seven kills and four aces, Hannah Bradford collected 24 digs and Kelly Merz finished the match with 31 assists for Viera.

Libby Ashline had nine kills, Rachel Nagel had 16 digs and seven kills, Arianna vonCanal had five kills, Hailey Trillo had nine assists and six digs, and Kolby Falbo had 16 digs for the Bulldogs (2-2).

at the Habitat

Melbourne Central Catholic 164, Palm Bay 212, Brevard Heat 214

MCC: Nick Zizzo 37, Aaron Turner 40, Nick Burns 42, Kenji Phan 45

PB: Steven Wilson 52, Nic DeDyne 53, Landon Seib 53, Kieran Vikers 53

BH: Luke Trew 50, Dominick Piscitelli 53, Clay MacConnell 55, Robert Saladino 56

at Indian River Preserve

Astronaut 185, Space Coast 229

A: Grey Cooke 38, Ethan Garrett 48, Chris Donohue 49, Nick Cerrato 50

SC: Dylan McCullough 53, William Nolen 55, Logan Lynch 55, Brendan Clark 66

West Shore 175, Heritage NTS

WS: Alex Bercea 40, Vaughn Addington 42, Shane Gibson 46, Austin Addington 47

Holy Trinity 173, Edgewood 194, Cocoa 235

HT: Natalie Doig 41, Ellen Choi 43, Emily Rotgers 44, Emma Baumgartner 45

E: Hannah Hall 42, Lena Stagliano 47, Jade Hendren 51, Jessica Hornung 54

C: Makenzie Hoffman 55, Patricia Smith 57, Sara Presher 60, Maddie Davis 63

Space Coast 242, Astronaut 247

SC: Kayla Schooler 57, Justyce Davey 57, Aleeyah Dunleavy 58, Mackenzie Cope 70

A: Emma Pitstick 51, Anna Pitstick 63, Jaime Clark 65, Megan Inghram 68

Edgewood 4, Titusville 3

E: Michael Harmon 269, Tyler Lima 194, Ian Harmon 183, Tyler Wickfelder 180, Courie Husbands 161

T: Ryan Nazarian 257, Gage Teredini 178, Ved Amin 169, Dylan Benson 126, Jacob Cabral 116

Merritt Island 7, Space Coast 0

MI: Cole Knoebel 212, Christian Liquori 212, Chris Byrne 199, Eric Ramanff 198, Zackery Smith 184

SC: David Todd 218, Tristan Trujillo 201, Aiden Arrington 176, Dylan Murray 170, Wesley Duna 146

Titusville 6, Edgewood 1

T: Destiny Robbins 171, Emily Holland 149, Katie Vaughn 132, Libby Tadlock 126, Hayley Elmore 95

E: Samantha Steele 156, Ayla Hodge 130, Alexis Bravo 125, Julie Gordon 112, MiKayla Lynch 108

Space Coast 5, Merritt Island 2

SC: Kaitlyn Knight 202, Brooke Street 172, Emily Street 162, Arianna Soares 159, Reagan Kelchner 139

MI: Shelby Huet 167, Ashley Henderson 123, Brooke Hollar 110, Stephanie Jackson 96, Lady Rivera 45

Odyssey 6, Eau Gallie 1

O: Gabby Dancey-Renz 181, Aaliyah Bremmer 164, Kaitlin Haywood 155, Mary Haywood 148, Jocelyn Moss 76

EG: Caitlin Cooperider 187, Abby Bransky 155, Nova Edora 144, Jennifer Chiarillo 113, Morgan Warlock 99

Titusville 129, Viera 54

200 medley relay: Titusville (Max Jones, Dakota Benson, Jaxson Brookshier, Franco Olivo) 1:57.53; 200 freestyle: Drew Shayka (T) 1:55.90; 200 IM: Max Jones (T) 2:20.00; 50 freestyle: Nathaniel Stadnik (V) 25.34; Diving: Timo Recicar (T) 189.90; 100 butterfly: Caleb Martin (V) 59.44; 500 freestyle: Max Jones (T) 5:41.21; 200 freestyle relay: Titusville (Brock Robinson, Shayka, Olivo, Matt Legare) 1:44.18; 100 freestyle: Drew Shayka (T) 52.34; 100 backstroke: Matt Legare (T) 1:09.16; 100 breaststroke: Dakota Benson (T) 1:11.75; 400 freestyle relay: Titusville (Sam Mezni, Robinson, Shayka, Benson) 3:53.46

Satellite 114, Bayside 56; Satellite 128, Heritage 37

200 medley relay: Satellite (Sabel, Smith, Schverak, Andrews) 1:50.45; 200 freestyle: Bradford Brewer (S) 2:17.32; 200 IM: Charles Smith (S) 2:15.76; 50 freestyle: Rylan Andrews (S) 23.61; Diving: Blake Rohleen (S) 190.90; 100 butterfly: Hunter Allen (BHS) 1:00.02; 500 freestyle: Hunter Allen (B) 5:21.94; 200 freestyle relay: Satellite (Brewer, Schumacher, Kim, Smith) 1:43.37; 100 freestyle: Slater Sabel (S) 51.14; 100 backstroke: Slater Sabel (S) 57.24; 100 breaststroke: Jonah Moore (S) 1:14.23; 400 freestyle relay: Satellite (Andrews, Smith, Schumacher, Sabel) 3:37.04

Palm Bay 10, Bayside 0

Diving: Benjamin Smit (PB) 209.65

West Shore High School 117, Melbourne Central Catholic 25

200 medley relay: West Shore (Stern, Obst, Ehlers, L., Walker) 2:08.22; 200 freestyle: Chris Kehm (WS) 2:12.95; 200 IM: Victor Lui (WS) 2:36.69; 50 freestyle: Lance Stern (WS) 25.16; 100 butterfly: Lance Stern (WS) 1:00.96; 500 freestyle: Jackson Ehlers (WS) 6:14.21; 200 freestyle relay: West Shore (Ponder, Kehm, Obst, Walker) 1:52.49; 100 freestyle: Dominic Segina (MCC) 57.21; 100 backstroke: Chris Kehm (WS) 1:06.39; 100 breaststroke: Victor Lui (WS) 1:16.71; 400 freestyle relay: West Shore (Kehm, Gross, Townsend, Stern) 4:05.18

Titusville 100, Viera 83

200 medley relay: Titusville (Alina Tasman, Anna Jo Gullikson, Maddi Quigg, Ella Gibbins) 2:00.16; 200 freestyle: Neta Elran (V) 2:11.63; 200 IM: Ella Gibbins (T) 2:28.93; Girls 50 free winner: Anna Jo Gullikson (T) 26.62; Diving: Fiona Daly (T) 185.35; 100 butterfly: Marin Chapon (V) 1:04.75; 100 freestyle: Alina Tasman (T) 58.84; 500 freestyle: Megan Greek (V) 6:00.25; 200 freestyle relay: Titusville (Quiqq, Heather Sluka, Alyson Nadon-Ortega, Gullikson) 1:55.07; 100 backstroke: Neta Elran (V) 1:04.44; 100 breaststroke: Anna Jo Gullikson (T) 1:11.10; 400 freestyle relay: Viera (Greek, Chapon, Lauren Ernst, Elran) 4:03.54

Satellite 122, Bayside 46; Satellite 123, Heritage 34

200 medley relay: Satellite (Padilla, Jackson, Sealey, Buxton) 2:10.38; 200 freestyle: Allison Gornto (S) 2:23.48; 200 IM: Kira Garvey (S) 2:56.95; 50 freestyle: Bailey Johnson (S) 27.12; Diving: Trinity McNall (B) 263.10; 100 butterfly: Isabelle Sealey (S) 59.30; 100 freestyle: Ashley Buxton (S) 1:01.59; 500 freestyle: Allison Gornto (S) 6:32.49; 200 free relay winner: Satellite (Dunkin, Diaz, Thiem, Witherspoon) 1:59.86; 100 backstroke: Isabelle Sealey (S) 1:05.42; 100 breaststroke: Amelia Dunkin (S) 1:27.61; 400 freestyle relay: Satellite (Buxton, Johnson, Gornto, Sealey) 4:08.46

Bayside 6, Palm Bay 4

Diving: Trinity McNall (B) 263.10

West Shore High School 144, Melbourne Central Catholic 26

200 medley relay: West Shore (Knoblock, Faherty, Underwood, Owl) 2:12.68; 200 freestyle: Layla Auter (WS) 2:17.51; 200 IM: Rachel Darwood (MCC) 2:46.32; 50 freestyle: Nicole Riopelle (WS) 26.76; 100 butterfly: Kalia Clary (WS) 1:14.73; 100 freestyle: Nicole Riopelle (WS) 1:00.40; 500 freestyle: Katelyn Owl (WS) 5:48.60; 200 freestyle relay: West Shore (Auter, Balser, Riopelle, Bartlett) 1:58.91; 100 backstroke: Katelyn Owl (WS) 1:06.06; 100 breaststroke: Skye Velie (WS) 1:30.87; 400 freestyle relay: West Shore (Owl, Auter, Clark, Underwood) 4:22.31

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – It was quite the reunion on Thursday for the teens that were struck by lightning earlier this summer in Merritt Island.

The girls, who were struck outside a Brevard County home on June 10, met the first responders who rushed to the scene that day for the first time at the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Recognition Ceremony Thursday morning.

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Rescue crews initially responded to the the 400 block of Via Salerno Court in Merritt Island after the teens, who were watching a movie, said they heard thunder and made the mistake of going outside to look.

Lori Leer, 14, was seriously hurt and her friend, Ava Weidmann, 14, stepped into action and called 911, performing CPR on Leer with the help of dispatchers over the phone.

McKenzie McCord, 12, was also struck by lightning and rushed to the hospital.

Both Leer and McCord thanked their heroes with the Brevard County Fire Rescue and the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office for their actions, as well as their friend, Weidmann, for her bravery.

“It’s good seeing all of you guys and seeing the people that saved my life,” McCord said.

Leer, who had been fighting for her life in the hospital back in June according to a GoFundMe set up to help support her recovery, was grateful as well.

“Crazy to see, like, everyone and like how people care and stuff like that. Thank you,” Leer said.

Officials played the 911 calls from that day, adding Leer was in cardiac arrest and dispatchers knew they did not have time to spare.

Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey also attended the ceremony and honored all first responders and Weidmann for saving a life.

“Two little girls are alive because of the actions of another little girl. I was standing in the back and had goosebumps,” Ivey said.

MERRITT ISLAND, Fla. – James Verpaele’s thoughtfulness stood out Friday night during his last football home game at Merritt Island High School.

The senior student was crowned homecoming king but hundreds of students and parents witnessed him handing his crown and sash to his classmate Parks Finney.

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“All the senior guys got together, and we just kind of all agreed that Parks should get it — that we’d give it to Parks after we’d found out who would be king,” the 17-year-old senior said.

When Finney was asked what he said to Verpaele after his gesture of kindness, he said he was shocked and thanked him.

It was an emotional night for Amy Finney, whose son was born with a condition known as Periventricular Leukomalacia or PVL. It’s a brain injury 19-year-old Parks Finney suffered at birth.

“You know we see a lot of a lot of criticism of teenagers, that they’re only into their phones and that they don’t care about what’s going on, but this shows that they do, and it’s the magic of teenagers and just the magic of inclusion and acceptance,” Amy Finney said.

Despite her son’s condition, it hasn’t prevented him from being a welcoming and bright-spirited young man.

“He can strike up a conversation, he’s funny, he’s a nice guy and he’s the mayor. He’s mister mayor is what we call him,” Verpaele said. “He’s just like a brother to all of us.”

For Parks Finney’s mom, who is also an English teacher at the high school, the gesture sets an example everyone can learn from.

“I would like to say thank you, first of all, to the young men here at Merritt Island High School for including him and I think that the message that comes from this is just people are people and be accepting and be kind,” she said.

WATCH: Harbortown Marina – Canaveral will host the Yacht Stops Summer Concert Series at its Merritt Island marina on Tuesday, June 1.

This concert is free and open to the public. The pre-event begins at 5:30 p.m. with dinner and drink specials from the onsite restaurant Hawksbill Bar & Grill.

Attendees can bring their lawn chairs and enjoy the concert by the Yacht Stops musicians at 7 p.m. from their floating stage, which will be located at the west waterway entrance of the marina.

Harbortown Marina – Canaveral and the Hawksbill Bar and Grill are located at 2700 Harbortown Drive on Merritt Island.

For more information visit YachtStops2021.com and HarbortownMarina.com

What is Yacht Stops?

Yacht Stops is a cast of 5 bandmates, with some all-star music producers, living on and manning a yacht for 2 months.

They’ll be traveling up the east coast, practicing as a band, and playing 14 Marina Stop concerts in FL, GA, SC, and NC from a floating stage. On the way, they’ll be getting visits from special musical guests and others.

While at sea, the cast of bandmates must perform as crew aboard this vessel. This boat is much more than a pleasure craft. All aboard must take on mate responsibilities as part of the charter.

The Captain will assign these duties accordingly. As a result of their duties, the bandmates may want to mutiny at some point, but they won’t and despite the implied hardships, these band members will forge a bond not ever possible any other way.

They will have each other’s backs when things get rough and will be applauding each other when the job is well done.

At the end of the multi-port tour, the band will emerge as a fan favorite wherever they pull in. The title song of the show is “Superhuman”. Super-human behavior is what will be required if this band hopes to end the tour as Superstars!

Yacht Stops was created by Solaris Entertainment and Michael Bloom who has hundreds of credits to his name. He produced numerous shows for Donny and Marie Osmond, National Lampoons, and Last Comic Standing to name a few.