The U.S. Coast Guard said it found a boat that two teens were last seen on.
The capsized boat was found at 11 a.m. Sunday 67 nautical miles east of Ponce Inlet.
@USCG search has now covered more than 25,000 square nautical miles in search.
The boat belonged to the two missing 14-year-old fishermen. Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos were last seen Friday in the Jupiter area buying fuel for their 19-foot boat.
Petty Officer Steve Lehman said the boat was found capsized and neither boy was in or around the boat.
The boat will be anchored in place while search-and-rescue efforts continue. Lehman said the Coast Guard is recalculating its search plans based on the boat's location.
With faith in their hearts and tears in their eyes, a community united in prayer Sunday for the swift return of the two teens.
"We're coming together as a family and as a community to lift them up in prayer tonight," said Bryan White, dean of discipleship. "We pray believing that Austin and Perry will be found safe."
Friends, families, teachers and classmates all packed the bleachers, even the court to join hands and pray at a vigil Sunday night held in the gym at Jupiter Christian School, the place where Stephanos is expected to start his freshman year of high school in the fall.
"He loves life, he loves to be outside," said Jim Colman, president of Jupiter Christian School. "He'd rather be outside than in the classroom most likely."
"He's hilarious, he's so funny, he was so, like, easy-going and mellow," said Olivia Torrey, a classmate. "Super nice and always there for you when you needed him."
"His cousin is my best friend, so he felt like a brother to me," said Ashley O'Connell, a classmate.
"I think it's rocked our student body quite a bit, nothing like this is ever expected to happen and it catches us all by surprise," said White.
The community has come together since the boys disappeared Friday, using social media to help spread the latest news and awareness. Those efforts Sunday night culminated through the power of prayer in hopes that God can bring the boys back safely.
"I'm just, just hoping, just like knowing that they're still out there," said Torrey.
"We can't do anything in this situation. I can't drive a boat, I can't fly a plane. But we can call on God, and that helps us," said Colman.
NFL Hall of Famer Joe Namath is offering a $100,000 reward in the search. Perry is Namath's neighbor, and the former football player said the boys were experienced boaters.
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