Vote for Brevard Boys Athlete of the Week for Nov. 2-7

It's time to vote for the next 2026-27 Brevard Boys Athlete of the Week at 321preps.com and floridatoday.comThe following athletes were nominated for their performances from Nov. 2-7. Voting will be open until noon on Thursday, Nov. 12.The Oct. 26-31 winner was Zac Forcier of Melbourne bowling.Coaches and athletic directors are invited to nominate athletes each week. E-mail the athlete's accomplishments for the previous Monday through Saturday to sficarro@floridatoday.com by 10 a.m. each Sunday.Here are this week’s nominees:Zamari Blumenberg, Holy Trinity cross countryBlumenberg led Holy Trinity to the District 4-1A title at Foundation Academy on Nov. 4. The eighth grader finished as the district runner-up clocking in at 17:37.8. He recorded his highest placement in a race this season.Ricardo Cortes, Cocoa Beach soccerIn a season-opening 8-2 win over Cocoa on Nov. 5, Cortes scored a match-high five goals for the Minutemen. The senior matched last season's goals tally in this match.Elijah Daly, Cocoa Beach cross countryDaly led Cocoa Beach to its first district championship in 12 years on Nov. 7 at the District 4-2A meet at Wickham Park. The sophomore earned bronze with a time of 16:50.9 as the Minutemen won the district title by three points.Sawyer Hackett, Melbourne swimming & divingHackett capped his high school swimming career with two more state medals at the FHSAA Class 4A Championships on Nov. 7. The senior tied as the state runner-up in the 100-yard breast with a time of 55.99 seconds. In the 100 fly, he posted a fourth-place time of 49.61 seconds.Korbin Kugler, Merritt Island Christian footballKugler led the Cougars on the ground in the team's 51-50 win over Bradenton Christian on Nov. 6 in the SSAA 8-man state quarterfinals. The junior totaled 199 yards and rushed for three touchdowns, including the eventual game-winning score with 2:26 remaining in regulation.Maxwell Morgan, Satellite swimming & divingMorgan brought home three regional titles as he helped Satellite capture the Region 2-2A title on Nov. 5. The sophomore won the 200 free region title with a time of 1:46.10 to go with a bronze medal in the 100 breast after clocking in at 59.13 seconds. He helped the Scorpion 200 medley and 400 free relays win gold, qualifying for state in all four events.Brendon Purcell, Space Coast soccerPurcell's hat trick was the difference in Space Coast's 4-1 win over Eau Gallie on Nov. 5. The junior recorded his second multi-goal match of his career and his first hat trick.