The Miami Springs Golden Hawks are officially on a roll. Taking the field on Thursday night, the team hit the road and delivered yet another commanding performance, taking down the St. Brendan Sabres to keep their perfect 2026 season alive.
If there were any questions about whether the Hawks could carry their early-season momentum into a road game, they were answered immediately. Coming off a dominant 47-0 shutout against Edison and a gritty 20-14 victory over Coral Gables, Miami Springs entered Sabres territory with a chip on their shoulder and a game plan that executed on both sides of the ball.
The Hawks’ defense was suffocating. St. Brendan struggled to find any rhythm against a Miami Springs front that consistently blew up plays in the backfield. The Hawks set the tone early in the first quarter and never looked back, putting the Sabres in a hole they simply couldn’t climb out of. By the time the final whistle blew, the scoreboard reflected exactly what happened on the turf—total control by Miami Springs.
Final score: Miami Springs 53 – St. Brendan 7.
This win is a massive confidence booster as the team heads deeper into their schedule. The Hawks have proven they can win shootouts, pitch shutouts, and, as of last night, march into a hostile environment and handle business efficiently.
The Golden Hawks are now 4-0 under T.Y. Hilton’s leadership.
What’s Next? With this victory in the books, Miami Springs has officially put the rest of the district on notice. They are playing cohesive, aggressive, and smart football. If the defense continues to lock down opponents and the offense keeps finding the end zone, this is going to be a very special season for the Golden Hawks.
