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Buying a home is one of the most significant investments that you will ever make. Like most good things, finding the perfect home comes with a lot of work. From your initial search online to your home tour and finally closing, there are many difficult decisions to make along the way. The bottom line is that the entire home buying process can be very stressful, especially when it comes to finding the right mortgage broker and loan for your new home. Since market conditions and mortgage programs change frequently, you have a lot riding on your broker's ability to provide quick and accurate financial advice. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or own several residential properties, you need a mortgage broker in Palm Bay, SC, who can educate you on mortgage rates and provide trustworthy guidance to help you make an informed decision.
My name is Dan Crance - Palm Bay's most trusted mortgage loan officer with more than 30 years in the mortgage industry. I bring unparalleled insight and decades of experience into your home loan process. If you're looking for a new home loan, are interested in refinancing your current mortgage, or need information regarding FHA, VA, or other types of loans, Dan Crance is Your Mortgage Man.
Unlike some mortgage loan officers in Palm Bay, my primary goal is to help you make the right mortgage choice for you and your family. Mortgage lenders have a horrible reputation for turning over clients quickly to expedite cash flow and make the most money possible. While some mortgage brokers come off as pushy and impatient, I encourage my clients to take as much time as they need to ask questions and review their mortgage agreements. I'm here to help answer those questions and provide you with easy-to-understand advice so that you can rest easy knowing you made the right choice. I could say that I strive to provide service that exceeds your expectations, but I'd rather show you. In the end, I want you to leave feeling confident in the loan you've selected, as well as in your choice of broker.
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Clients choose my mortgage company because I truly care about helping them navigate the often-confusing landscape of the mortgage process. I am fiercely dedicated to my clients and make every effort to provide them with trustworthy advice and an open line of communication.
In my business, I work for two different customers. On one hand, I have the buyer: the person entrusting me with the responsibility of guiding them through one of the most important decisions ever. Serving homebuyers is not a task that I take lightly. I work with them daily to help them through the process and provide timely updates and news on their mortgage status. On the other hand, I have the realtor: the person who works with my client to find their dream home. Since their commission is in my hands, working with realtors is also a very important task. I update these agents on the status of their customers weekly. Only when I take care of both parties can I say my job as a mortgage loan officer is complete.
As a mortgage broker with more than 30 years of experience, I pledge to give you the highest level of customer service while providing you with the most competitive loan products available. That way, you can buy the home of your dreams without second-guessing your decision.
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At Classic Home Mortgage, our team works diligently to close on time without stress or hassle. Whether you're a seasoned homeowner or are buying your new home in Palm Bay, we understand how much stress is involved. Our goal is to help take that stress off of your plate by walking you through every step of the home loan process. Because every one of our clients is different, we examine each loan with fresh eyes and a personalized approach, to find you the options and programs you need.
With over 30 years as a mortgage professional in Palm Bay, Dan Crance will help you choose the home loan, interest rate, term options, and payment plans that fit your unique situation.
When you work with Classic Home Mortgage, you can always count on our team to:
- Put your needs first.
- Work efficiently and quickly. Many of our home loans close in 30 days or less.
- Offer you a variety of home loans to choose from, and help you make an informed decision.
- Provide you with competitive rates that make sense for your budget and lifestyle.
While no two loan terms are the same, a few of the most common loan types include:
30-Year Loan - This loan is often considered the most secure option to choose. With a 30-year loan, you can lock in a low payment amount and rest easy knowing your rate won't change.
FHA Loan - If you're not able to make a large down payment, an FHA loan could be the right choice for you. With an FHA loan, many of our clients have successfully purchased a home with less than 4% down.
VA Loan - This loan is reserved for military veterans and active-duty men and women. Those who qualify may be able to purchase a home with no down payment and no Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI).
Choosing a home loan is an important step in the home buying process. At Classic Home Mortgage, we are here to make choosing a loan as easy as possible, so you can focus on the joys of being a homeowner. Contact our team of experts today and ask how you can get pre-qualified for your home loan in Palm Bay, SC.
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Because home mortgage rates in the U.S. have been so low over the last year, many current homeowners are opting to refinance their home loans. Simply put, refinancing is replacing your existing mortgage with a different mortgage under new terms. Homeowners who refinance their homes enjoy lower interest rates, lower monthly payments, and even turn their home's equity into cash. If you're interested in refinancing your home, it all begins with a call to your mortgage broker in Palm Bay, SC - Dan Crance.
Here are just a few reasons why more homeowners in the U.S. are taking advantage of lower rates and refinancing their homes:
Shorter Term Loan
Refinancing from a 30-year to a 15-year mortgage might seem counterproductive on the surface because your monthly payment usually goes up. However, interest rates on 15-year mortgages are lower. And when you shave off years of your previous mortgage, you will pay less interest over time. These savings can be very beneficial if you are not taking the mortgage interest deduction on your tax returns.
Do Away with FHA
FHA loans are notorious for paying premiums for the life of the loan. Mortgage insurance premiums for FHA loans can cost borrowers as much as $1,050 a year for every $100k borrowed. The only way to get rid of mortgage insurance premiums is to refinance to a new loan that the Federal Housing Authority does not back.
Switch to Fixed Rate or Adjustable-Rate Home Loan
Sometimes, borrowers with adjustable-rate mortgages refinance so they can switch to a fixed rate, which lets them lock in an interest rate. Doing so is beneficial for some homeowners who like to know exactly how much their monthly payment is each month. Conversely, some homeowners with fixed rates prefer to refinance to an adjustable-rate mortgage. Homeowners often go this route if they plan on selling in a few years and don't mind risking a higher rate if their plans fall through.
Common Questions About Home Loans
Finding the right loan can be a difficult proposition, even if you have been through the process before. This is especially true since mortgage rates and market conditions change frequently. If you're like most of my clients, you probably have questions about interest rates, refinancing options, and a litany of other topics. To help alleviate some of your stress, here are just a few common questions with answers so that you can better educate yourself as we work our way to securing your loan.
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Whether you're selling, buying, refinancing, or building the home of your dreams, you have a lot riding on your home loan specialist. When you need a mortgage broker who works tirelessly for you, answers your questions, provides guidance, and does so with a genuine smile, Dan Crance is your mortgage man. Contact Dan today at 843-478-5612 to get pre-approved and discover why Palm Bay loves Classic Home Mortgage.
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Senior athletes sign across Brevard on National Signing Day
Brian McCallumhttps://www.floridatoday.com/story/sports/high-school/2023/02/01/brevard-county-senior-athletes-commit-on-national-signing-day-2023/69859219007/
Support local journalism by unlocking unlimited digital access to floridatoday.com. Click here to explore subscription options.Holy Trinity held the earliest National Signing Day ceremony Wednesday, recognizing two senior athletes during a gathering at the school's auditorium.Wednesday was the first day of the winter signing period, and Holy Trinity was just one of several Brevar...
Holy Trinity held the earliest National Signing Day ceremony Wednesday, recognizing two senior athletes during a gathering at the school's auditorium.
Wednesday was the first day of the winter signing period, and Holy Trinity was just one of several Brevard County high schools celebrating the signing of senior athletes with college sports programs.
Two Tigers signed. Jake Pagliarini picked University of Mount Olive lacrosse of North Carolina. Soccer player Averie Schweitzer signed with the University of Tampa.
More recruiting:Brevard football seniors in December early signing period
Football coaching change:Palm Bay departure opens Pirates job
At Merritt Island Christian, Morgan Babb signed to attend Graceland University of Lamoni, Iowa. Babb will play football after a career in 8-man football with the Cougars, playing multiple positions.
It was a big day of signings for the Eau Gallie football team with seven players signing to play collegiate football. Dashad Shaw signed with Lane College. Dillon Cooper, Tyler Sheehan and Rejonn Blackmon all signed with Graceland University. Curlie Spencer and Alvarez Baker will join the University of Rhode Island football program after signing letters of intent. Rico Johnson selected Livingstone College of Salisbury, N.C., as the place to continue his athletic and academic career.
In an after-school session at Bayside, three signed from three teams. Volleyball player Amanda Jimenez signed with Warner University of Lake Wales. Trevion Butler of Bears football signed with Southeastern Oklahoma. Brooke Mahaney picked Nova Southeastern for softball.
At the same time on the other end of the county, two Titusville High softball players signed to play at the next level. Daniella Monaco signed with Mercer University, and Hannah Worthington signed with Chipola College of Marianna.
All-Space Coast:Football Defense led by Cocoa's Samadrae Hawkins
More All-Space Coast:Blake Boda tops All-SC Football Offense
Cocoa held a recognition ceremony after school as well for several members of its Class 2S state championship football team. Alex Ramirez will head to McPherson (Kan.) College and Caleb Dobbs to Eastern Michigan. Blake Boda signed with Coastal Carolina and Jordan Holmes with Old Dominion. D'Andrevius Dorsey signed to play for Presbyterian College of Clinton, S.C.
Four Melbourne football players were honored at an evening ceremony. Frank Santiago signed with Presbyterian and Wesley Lambert with Southwest Baptist University of Missouri. Jalen Clarke will go to Tyler (Texas) Junior College, and Kody Black will be a preferred walk-on at USF.
Palm Bay got an early start to the celebrations. Defensive end Daniel Harris, a member of the 321preps Dandy Dozen of 2022, was recognized for signing with UAB.
Brevard 2023 FHSAA state wrestling qualifiers show rare feature
Brian McCallumhttps://www.floridatoday.com/story/sports/high-school/2023/03/02/brevard-high-school-wrestlers-in-2023-fhsaa-state-tournament/69955709007/
There have been unbeaten Brevard County high school wrestlers before.For example, Muhammed DeReese of Titusville High won the 215-pound championship of Class 2A in 2007, finishing 27-0, and Palm Bay's Caylor Williams went 50-0 in 2009, winning the Class 3A title at 189 pounds.Two Pirates compete in this weekend's FHSAA state tournament in Kissimmee with perfect records. They are among 48 Brevard County high schoolers competing at Silver Spurs Arena for state medals, including seven girls.Updated co...
There have been unbeaten Brevard County high school wrestlers before.
For example, Muhammed DeReese of Titusville High won the 215-pound championship of Class 2A in 2007, finishing 27-0, and Palm Bay's Caylor Williams went 50-0 in 2009, winning the Class 3A title at 189 pounds.
Two Pirates compete in this weekend's FHSAA state tournament in Kissimmee with perfect records. They are among 48 Brevard County high schoolers competing at Silver Spurs Arena for state medals, including seven girls.
Updated coverage:Follow Brevard FHSAA 2023 state wrestling results here
Bound for glory?:Here are the Brevard County high school wrestlers most likely in state contention this weekend
Palm Bay sent the largest local contingent with nine. Seven Heritage and seven Satellite wrestlers qualified. The Pirates and Panthers won regional championships last weekend.
Roman Maldonado of Palm Bay took a 53-0 record into the Class 1A 132-pound weight class, the only unbeaten among 16 on the bracket. His teammate, Nathan Furman, entered the 152 class with a 43-0 mark.
It takes four wins without a loss to win a state championship. One loss can still lead to a medal in the double-elimination event. Semifinals will be Friday at 1:30. Finals are scheduled for 4:15 p.m. Saturday. Tickets for each session are $12 at the door, and parking costs $9.
Last year, 15 Brevard County boys won medals at the state event, as did one girl. Follow updates at 321preps.com.
Scroll down for a complete list of state qualifiers.
Brevard County 2023 state wresting qualifiers
Class 3A
113 — Alex Giglietti, V; 120 — Luke Agcaoilli, V; 145 — Brian Mitchell, V.
Class 2A
106 — Landon Quiroga, MI; Solomon Peterson, H; 113 — Gustavo Ferreira, H; Nolan West, S; 120 — Alexander McMiller, S; Aiden Baker, H; 132 — Anthony Dicks, S; 138 — Gabriel Ferreira, H; 145 — Keith Cole, H; 152 — Dylan Quiroga, MI; William Young, B; 160 — Kaleb Gabrielsen, H; Ryan Beirne, S; 170 — Stephan Perry, H; 182 — Michael McCarthy, S; 195 — Seven Tornga, MI; Gary Bradley, B; Quran Mighty, S; 220 — Kaleb Ivie, MI; Hvy — Howard Craft, R.
Class 1A
106 — Adrian Day, CB; Cole Webb, C; Ernie Covert, SC; 113 — Mario Del Vecchio, CB; Aaron Horr, C; 120 — Raymen Jackson, PB; 126 — Preston Pineiro, A; 132 — Roman Maldonado, PB; 138 — Ronald Theilacker, PB; 152 — Nathan Furman, PB; 160 — Zach Emery-Foster, PB; 170 — Brycen Turner, PB; Mason Alsbrook, SC; 182 — Allen Wasmund, SC; 195 — Octavion Osby, PB; Jayden Sheely, SC; 220 — Chris Brunson, PB; Hvy — Leonard Christian, PB.
100 — Bryce Travers, M; 110 — Catalina Kenney, V; 135 — Lucy Maris, S; Kylie Mangum, SC; 140 — Emma Hoppe, V; 170 — Tanihya Wilson, B; Lainey Driggett, MI.
People want to move to Florida's more affordable smaller towns, which some brokers predict will be more popular than cities like Miami this year
Kelsey Neubauerhttps://www.businessinsider.com/where-to-move-small-towns-florida-popular-places-live-2023-1
When DeShunte Jones, a 31-year-old veteran who spent 12 years as a Marine aviation technician, left the military in 2022, he prepared for another big move.With his wife, two sons ages 6 and 8, and three pit bulls, he packed up and relocated from the Marine base in Beaufort, South Carolina, to Florida, along with thousands of other people who made the state the second-most-popular destination for movers last year.Like many who were moving to the Sunshine State, it wasn't the big, expensive cities like Miami or Tampa that drew th...
When DeShunte Jones, a 31-year-old veteran who spent 12 years as a Marine aviation technician, left the military in 2022, he prepared for another big move.
With his wife, two sons ages 6 and 8, and three pit bulls, he packed up and relocated from the Marine base in Beaufort, South Carolina, to Florida, along with thousands of other people who made the state the second-most-popular destination for movers last year.
Like many who were moving to the Sunshine State, it wasn't the big, expensive cities like Miami or Tampa that drew the Jones family. Instead, they found a place that exuded a small-town feel without straying too far from the job centers that they'd need to support themselves.
"Florida is awesome, you can settle down and go to a small town and just live that little coastal life," Jones told Insider. "It's a picture of everything that you could pretty much want."
Jones scored a job working for NASA at the Kennedy Space Center about 40 minutes away from Palm Bay, the beach town of about 120,000 people where in August he signed a lease for a four-bedroom house with a backyard.
"We live on a small cul-de-sac, we love that community feel," Jones said.
Jones and his wife, who both grew up in small-town Virginia, are planning to buy a house in the near future, he said. Despite the runaway home values of the past few years, local prices were still relatively affordable for the average family there, he said. Florida offers income-tax benefits and property-tax exemptions to some veterans, too.
Jones is not alone — the Palm Bay-Melbourne metro area, along Florida's eastern seaboard, was the fourth-fastest-growing area in the US last year, according to U-Haul, which tracks the number of people making one-way trips with one of the company's do-it-yourself moving trucks.
Jones' move aligns with homebuying trends, too. Small Southern cities within driving distance of major ones — and suburbs right outside big cities — were some of the most popular ZIP codes to move to in the past year, Opendoor data found. In short, areas like this have usurped big cities like Tampa and Miami as the places to be.
While movers still seem to like the sunshine and low-tax policies, they're prioritizing affordability and access to jobs over the hustle and bustle of major metros, Opendoor's data shows.
Alexandra Shupe, a real-estate agent covering the Palm Bay-Melbourne area, is finding the same.
"A lot of people are wanting to get away from big-city life and all the challenges that come along with it," Shupe said of her clients from New York, Illinois, and the West Coast. They are coming from places where traffic is worse and prices are a lot higher, she said.
For some people, even a smaller city is too overwhelming. Shupe said she's working with one client who discovered that Tampa was too much of a metropolis and "just isn't hitting the mark" for them a year after moving there from Atlanta.
But if people are moving to the area for peace and quiet, they might lose that in the future. It's becoming harder to escape crowds across the state, and traffic can be gnarly, several residents told Insider this week. One Sarasota resident was tempted to put out a tongue-in-cheek sign to newcomers alerting them about the congestion: "Welcome to Sunny Florida. Population – FULL!"
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Semitruck strikes guardrail on I-95 in Brevard County, prompts lane closure
Samantha Dunnehttps://www.clickorlando.com/traffic/2023/07/05/semitruck-strikes-guardrail-on-i-95-in-brevard-county-prompts-lane-closure/
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – A semitruck struck a guardrail in a Palm Bay crash on Interstate 95 Wednesday, prompting a lane closure, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.Troopers said the crash occurred around 12:40 p.m. on I-95 south at mile marker 174.Recommended VideosBrevard County meets homeowner stacking shipping containers in back yardThis is a modal window.No compatible source was found for this media.The semitruck ran off the road and struck the guardrail on the left sho...
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – A semitruck struck a guardrail in a Palm Bay crash on Interstate 95 Wednesday, prompting a lane closure, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Troopers said the crash occurred around 12:40 p.m. on I-95 south at mile marker 174.
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The semitruck ran off the road and struck the guardrail on the left shoulder, according to the FHP.
A roadblock was established in the area due to first responders in the inside lane, troopers said.
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Thursday's High School Sports: Palm Bay, Holy Trinity and Cocoa advance to semifinals
Chasite Bankshttps://www.floridatoday.com/story/sports/high-school/2022/02/11/thursdays-high-school-sports-palm-bay-holy-trinity-and-cocoa-advance-semifinal/6648631001/
Support local journalism by unlocking unlimited digital access to floridatoday.com. Click here to explore subscription options.Girls BasketballPalm Bay 69, Horizon 22MELBOURNE — Palm Bay opened the class 4A region quarterfinals with a dominant 69-22 win over Horizon.The Pirates wasted no time setting the tone of the...
Girls Basketball
Palm Bay 69, Horizon 22
MELBOURNE — Palm Bay opened the class 4A region quarterfinals with a dominant 69-22 win over Horizon.
The Pirates wasted no time setting the tone of the game. They scored 28 points in the first quarter while only allowing the Hawks to score two.
"Any type of game, no matter if it's a huge win or a tight win, we are always working on our game and defense is the main key that we talk about 24/7," Palm Bay head coach Sara Murano said.
Not only was the defense clicking for Palm Bay, the offense also showed up big with four players scoring in double figures. By halftime the Pirates had built a strong 48-8 lead.
Kiara Williams led the Pirates in scoring with 20 points, Emma Risch finished with 16 points, Alonya Waldon and Tyra King each had 10 points.
Williams said the team's mindset was to come into the game and dominate.
"We really want to make it to states," Williams said. "We definitely did a good job sharing the ball and communicating."
Palm Bay maintained control of the game and finished off a good start to the state playoffs.
Jazmine Major added eight points, Ni'ana Hill had three points, and Shardaa Robeson had two points for Palm Bay.
Molly Smith was the leading scorer for Horizon with six points.
Palm Bay (19-5) will host Eutis in the semifinals on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Murano said the team will continue to focus on getting better as they look to their next game.
"We have to sharpen up our defense and we have to continue to move the ball offensively" Murano said. "We have to be patient offensively and be able to tire out the defense."
Holy Trinity 66, Saint Andrew's 29
Next Game (2/15): Holy Trinity at Benjamin, 7 p.m.
Benjamin 62, Melbourne Central Catholic 38
Cocoa 50, McKeel Academy 8
Next Game (2/15): Cocoa at Lake Highland Prep, 7 p.m.
King's Academy 64, West Shore 20
Winter Haven 38, Viera 32
Okeechobee 53, Rockledge 39
Faith Christian 79, Merritt Island Christian 21
Girls Tennis
Eau gallie 4, Heritage 2
Singles: Kiri Haggerty (EG) defeated Paula Muela (H) 8-3, Jimena Sancha (H) defeated Logan Miller (EG) 8-5, Keyla Pergaz (H) defeated Liz Leddin (EG) 8-2, Paulina Tawrel (EG) defeated Ly Pham (H) 8-0, Kate benton (EG) defeated Sara menjivev (H) 8-6.
Doubles: Haggerty and Miller (EG) defeated muela and pergaz (H) 8-3, Leddin and Benton vs. Sancha and Pham 5-5 (unf).
Rockledge 7, Space Coast 0
Singles: Jordan Ray (Rock) def Abryona Applegate (SC) 8-0, Brielle Perini (Rock) def Jorja Monismith (SC) 8-0, Bella Hodges (Rock) def Amber Noyes (SC) 8-2, Phoebe Koch (Rock) def Justyce Davey (SC) 8-2, Mackenzie Ireland (Rock) def Kaley Noyes (SC) 8-3.
Doubles: Ray/Hodges (Rock) def Applegate/Monismith (SC) 8-0, Perini/Kock (Rock) def Noyes/Davey (SC) 8-2.
Viera 7, Melbourne 0
Singles: Sunshine Reitz (VHS) def Isabella Hartmann (MHS). 9-7, Lavanya Natarajan (VHS) def Hanna Schneider (MHS) 8-0, Abby Smith (VHS) def Kaia Anderson (MHS) 8-2, Stevie Taylor (VHS) def Evelyn Ryals (VHS) 8-2, Emily Minot (VHS) def Chloe Anderson (MHS) 8-0.
Doubles: Reitz/ Smith (VHS) def Hartmann/K. Anderson (MHS) 8-1, Natarajan/Taylor (VHS) def Schneider/Ryals MHS) 8-0.
Florida Prep 7, Merritt Island Christian 0
Singles: Veronica Alicea FP def Samantha Donahoe MIC 8-0, Mackenzie Gray FP def Rachel Heise MIC 8-1, Adrianna Coggeshall FP def Isabelle Donahoe MIC 8-1, Hanna Weiser FP def Rosibelle DeLavergne MIC 8-2, Pid Mohman FP def Sophie Gruber MIC 8-0.
Doubles: Alicea/Gray FP def S.Donahoe/Heise MIC 8-2, Coggeshall/Sophie Datwiler FP def I.Donahoe/DeLavergne MIC 8-3.
Cocoa Beach 5, Merritt Island 2 (From 2/9)
Singles: Leeda Clark(MI) d. Elena Widick(CCB),8-3, Claire Kunis (MI) d. Kennedy Coleman(CCB), 8-5, Emma Baeshe( CCB) d. Emma Horne (MI) 8-0, Live Crowley(CCB).d. Danica Nielsen(MI)8-3, Skyler Renneberg(CCB) d. Makenzie Karp(MI), 8-2.
Doubles: Elena Widick(CCB) And Kennedy Coleman d. Leeda Clark(MI) and Claire Kunis, 8-6, Live Crowley and Skyler Renneberg(CCB) d. Emma Horne and Danica Nielsen(MI), 8-3.
Boys Tennis
Eau Gallie 6, Heritage 1
Singles: Angel Rios (EG) Def. Sam Cote (H) 8-0, CJ Stewart (EG)Def Kento (H)Hirose 8-1, Zane Mancoso (EG)Def. (H)Pablo Rodrigues 8-3, Jonah Mateo (EG)Def.(H) Luigi Pezzala 8-2, CJ Timmer (EG)Def (H) Michael Wollenzine 8-0.
Doubles: Jacob Sumler/Grant Wells(EG) Def(H) Cote/Hirose 8-1, Gabiel Cumba/Michael Wollenzine (H) Def Dylan Rodgers/Martin Pham (EG) 8-6.
Satellite 4, West Shore 3
Singles: Max Lindstrom(S) def Jack Zhao(WS) 8-0, Amadeus Chartez-Alcock(S) def Eric Yang(WS) 8-1, Caleb Domkowski(S) def Austin Addington(WS) 8-0, Owen Addington(WS) def Ramon Vigliotti(S) 9-7, Kirin Reider(WS) def Sebastian Gonzalez(S) 8-5.
Doubles: Lindstrom/Alcock(S) def Zhao/E.Yang(WS) 8-0, Addington/Addington(WS) Def Ben Fralliccard/Declin Daleiden(S) 8-4.
Edgewood 7, Titusville 0
Singles: Nickolas Karpov (Edgewood) 6-0,6-0, William Clark (Edgewood) 6-1,6-0, Luke Wu (Edgewood) 6-1,6-0, Carson Hunt (Edgewood) 6-1,6-0, Nirvaan Dalal (Edgewood) 6-0,6-0.
Doubles: Nicholas Karpov/Luke Wu (Edgewood) 8-0, Carson Hunt/William Clark (Edgewood) 8-2.
Palm Bay 7, Bayside 0
Singles: Robert Rodriguez (8) vs Daegus Fox (2), Elijah Jimenez (8) vs Jonas Winterton (0), Cole Cattee (8) vs Cody Jacobs (0), Hunter Young (8) vs Anthony Hoang (1), Javier Perez (8) vs Peterson Melidor (1).
Doubles: Rodrigues/Jimenez (8) vs Fox/Winterton (2), Cattee/Young (8) vs Jacobs/Hoang (4).
Florida Prep 7, Merritt Island Christian 0
Singles: Scott Gaug FP def Noah Lehman MIC 8-1, Philipp Neumann FP def Corbin Dean MIC 8-1, Avi Bhattachan FP def Isaac Richeson MIC 9-7, Gerri Garro FP def Saul Van Horn MIC 8-1, Hagen Mueller FP def John Lewis MIC 8-3.
Doubles: Gaug/Neumann FP def Lehman/Dean MIC 8-1, Garro/Mueller FP def Richeson/Van Horn 8-6.
Merritt Island 5, Astronaut 2
Singles: Trey Searle (MI) def. Jaxson Lovell (A), 8-0, Luke Underwood (A) def. Cooper Campbell (MI), 8-6, Nicholas Ogelsby (MI) def. Noah Long (A), 8-0, Alexander Grergoire (MI) def. Gage Richardson (A), 9-7, Judah Wells (A) def. Bruno Goodwin (MI), 8-2.
Doubles: Trey Searle/Cooper Campbell (MI) def. Jaxson Lovell/Luke Underwood (A), 8-1, Nicholas Ogelsby/Alexander Gregoire (MI) def. Gage Richardson/Judah Wells (A) 7-6 (7-3 tiebreaker).
Cocoa Beach 6, Cocoa 1
Singles: Keenan Belaski (Cocoa Beach), Yiorgos Xirouchakis (Cocoa Beach), Ryan Hensley (Cocoa Beach), Xander Fuchs (Cocoa Beach).
Doubles: Cocoa Beach 8-1 , Cocoa Beach 9-8 (7-5 tiebreaker).
St. Andrew 5, Melbourne Central Catholic 2
Singles: Felix Pellegrino def Justin Hall 9-7, Daniel Arrubla def armond kurek 8-3, Nicky colontrelle def Aiden Oneil 8-0, Nicholas weise def lasse vinufallet 8-2, Jackson peshke def pierce callaway 8-1.
Doubles: Hall & kurek def Pellegrino & Arrubla 8-6, Weise & colontrelle def Garcia & Vinvfallet 8-6.
Rockledge 7, Space Coast 0
Singles: RHS Levin Jomon def. SC Brody Kelchner 8-0, RHS Bennet Margiotta def. SC Jack George 8-0, RHS Douglas Dyer def. SC Devin Labral 8-0, RHS by forfeit, RHS by forfeit.
Doubles: RHS Aiden Persse/ Max Amick def. SC Kelchner/George 8-2, RHS by forfeit.
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