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The Lake Belton Girls Basketball teams officially kicked off their season on the hardwood, competing in their first scri...
11/01/2026

The Lake Belton Girls Basketball teams officially kicked off their season on the hardwood, competing in their first scrimmage of the year against Marble Falls and Temple High School. Across all three levels, the Broncos showcased relentless hustle, grit, and strong team unity, offering fans an exciting preview of what is to come this season.

Freshman Squad
The freshman team set a fantastic tone for the day, battling to a tough tie against Marble Falls before securing a decisive victory over Temple High School.

Their defensive intensity was the catalyst throughout both games. Relentless pressure forced turnovers and generated quick, easy transition points on the other end. Beyond the scoreboards, the girls played with electric energy and supported each other every step of the way.

Junior Varsity
While the JV group came up short against both Marble Falls and Temple, their performance was defined by character and resilience.

Regardless of the outcomes, the team displayed continuous fight. They locked in defensively to get key stops when needed and demonstrated clear growth from the first whistle to the last—showing a constant desire to push forward and improve.

Varsity Squad
The Varsity Broncos put their off-season dedication on full display, delivering a fast-paced and cohesive effort. Lake Belton earned a hard-fought win over Temple High School and narrowly missed a sweep, falling by just two points in a nail-biter against Marble Falls.

Applying relentless defensive pressure and playing seamlessly as a unit, the Varsity squad offered a thrilling glimpse into the high-speed style of play they plan to execute all year long.

Honoring Our Game Officials & Athletic Trainers
Off the court, the program took time to express deep gratitude to the game officials and athletic training staff. The long hours, dedication, and behind-the-scenes work of these individuals make every game possible. Their efforts ensure our student-athletes can safely compete, and the Broncos truly appreciate everything they do.

Next Up on the Court
The Broncos look to keep building momentum early in the season. Lake Belton will travel to face Leander Glenn High School this Tuesday, with tip-off scheduled for 5:00 PM. Come out and support the girls as they hit the road!

LAKE BELTON DOMINATES CHAPARRAL IN 42-0 SHUTOUT  The Lake Belton Broncos put together a dominant performance Friday nigh...
10/31/2026

LAKE BELTON DOMINATES CHAPARRAL IN 42-0 SHUTOUT

The Lake Belton Broncos put together a dominant performance Friday night at home, shutting out the Chaparral Bobcats 42-0 in an impressive all-around district victory.

From the opening kickoff, the Broncos set the tone on both sides of the football. The defense was relentless, delivering a dominant performance and keeping the Bobcats off the scoreboard for all four quarters. The shutout was a statement effort from a defensive unit that continues to set the standard for the Broncos.

Offensively, Lake Belton continued to find the end zone, putting together another strong scoring performance and keeping pressure on the Bobcats throughout the night. The Broncos executed, created opportunities, and consistently turned drives into points.

Special teams also played a major role in the victory, making key plays and providing momentum-changing contributions that helped complete a true three-phase team effort.

With the 42-0 victory, the Broncos now turn their attention to a massive district matchup next Thursday night against Copperas Cove. With playoff implications on the line, the upcoming contest will play a major role in determining Lake Belton's postseason fate.

The message is simple: one more week, one more opportunity.

The Broncos will need another complete team performance as they prepare for a high-stakes Thursday night showdown with Copperas Cove, with a playoff spot hanging in the balance.

Last home game of the season. Thank you SATs for all you do on the sidelines!
10/31/2026

Last home game of the season. Thank you SATs for all you do on the sidelines!

First scrimmage day of the season!!! Come out and support!  🙌
10/31/2026

First scrimmage day of the season!!! Come out and support! 🙌

We are incredibly thankful for our officials and athletic trainers! ❤️There truly aren’t enough “thank yous” to express ...
10/31/2026

We are incredibly thankful for our officials and athletic trainers! ❤️

There truly aren’t enough “thank yous” to express how much we appreciate everything you do. So much of what makes this game possible happens behind the scenes, in moments the fans never get to see.

Your hard work, dedication, and commitment do not go unnoticed. You play such an important role in allowing our athletes to compete in the game they love.

From all of us, THANK YOU for everything you do! We appreciate you more than you know! ❤️🏀

The Lady Bronco Silver and Red Golf Teams competed at Belton New Tech's Annual Halloween Hack 'Em Par 3 Tournament on Th...
10/30/2026

The Lady Bronco Silver and Red Golf Teams competed at Belton New Tech's Annual Halloween Hack 'Em Par 3 Tournament on Thursday, October 29. The tournament was held at Stonetree Golf Course in Killeen. The par 73 course was shortened so each hole was the distance of a par 3. The tournament was a best score scramble. The par 3 set up helped both teams focus on their short game and the importance of it.
The tournament started beautifully when about four holes in the rains came. For several on the Silver Team and most of the Red Team it was their first time playing a tournament in the rain.
The Silver Team finished 3rd overall, just two shots out of first place. They shot a 59. Since this was a team event, there were not individual finishes.
Lyliana Gonzalez, senior, continued to lead the way for the Silver Team. Gonzalez shot a 65 on the day. She had seven pars and nine bogeys.
Sophomore Hayleigh McConnell had the second best round for the Silver Team. She shot a 74. Her round included one birdie, two pars, and ten bogeys.
Lillie Mikes continued to improve her game as well. The senior shot an 81. She had four pars and three bogeys.
Rounding out the scoring for the Silver Team was Sophomore Whitley Truett. Truett had an 83. She had ten bogeys.
The Red Team finished 4th in the tournament. They shot a 67.
Sophomore Kaylee Holler continued to show her improvement shooting a 73. She had five pars and four bogeys.
Close behind her was fellow Sophomore Emory Jolivet. Jolivet shot a 74. She also had four pars. She had 11 bogeys as well.
Freshman Caitlin Stringer continued to show her growth, shooting an 87. She had one birdie, two pars, and four bogeys.
Finishing off the scoring for the Red Team was senior Araceli Young. Young had an 84 which included nine bogeys.
Both teams will not play again until the week before Thanksgiving break. They will be at Cottonwood Golf Course for the Waco ISD HOT Tournament on November 19.
There was also a costume contest with the Halloween Hack 'Em Tournament. The Silver Team, dressed as bugs took home first place and the Red Team, dressed as princesses took home second.

Varsity Volleyball had the best time competing, cheering, and visiting with the residents of Woodland Cottages during th...
10/30/2026

Varsity Volleyball had the best time competing, cheering, and visiting with the residents of Woodland Cottages during this season!!! Thank you for having us!

Top Ten in TempleThe Lake Belton JV Golf Team competed in the Temple Fall Classic held at Sammons Golf Course in Temple....
10/29/2026

Top Ten in Temple

The Lake Belton JV Golf Team competed in the Temple Fall Classic held at Sammons Golf Course in Temple. The boys, for whom several this was their first tournament, played well and finished in the top ten!

The team was led by sophomores Sophomores Kason Taylor and Caleb Sutterfield who posted identical scores of 94. This was Caleb's first tournament of the year and Kason's second. Following on the heals of the two sophomores, freshman Tucker Bailey turned in a scorecard with a very nice 95 in the total box. Freshman Easton Hull, playing in his first-ever high school tournament had a great opening tournament score 110. Rounding out the team, sophomore Gehrig Ship took a total of 120 swings at the golf ball today. Joining the team as a medalist, sophomore Brody Rembacki, also playing in his initial tournament, had a really good score of 101. The JV will have a quick turn-around as their next tournament is next Tuesday, November the third.

Excited for what lies ahead of the Broncos!
10/29/2026

Excited for what lies ahead of the Broncos!

It was an outstanding fall season on the courts, and our student-athletes' hard work paid off as the District 12-6A All-...
10/28/2026

It was an outstanding fall season on the courts, and our student-athletes' hard work paid off as the District 12-6A All-District teams were officially announced. Highlighting this year’s accolades, senior leader Sara Stephens was named District Girls Co-MVP, alongside multiple first-team, second-team, and honorable mention selections across singles and doubles divisions.

In addition to their competitive success, Ethan Muehlstein and Sara Stephens were honored with the district's Sportsmanship Award, demonstrating the character and integrity of our tennis program.

Individual Honors
District Girls Co-MVP: Sara Stephens

Sportsmanship Award: Ethan Muehlstein & Sara Stephens

Doubles All-District Selections
Girls Doubles
Line 1 Girls Doubles (1st Team All-District): Sara Stephens, Abigale Harris, Alyssa Naumann
Line 2 Girls Doubles (2nd Team All-District): Sonia Padmanabhan / Brianna Dubrocq
Line 3 Girls Doubles (Honorable Mention): Addison Kruppa / Eliana Cavazos

Boys Doubles
Line 1 Boys Doubles (2nd Team All-District): Ethan Muehlstein / Andrew Williams
Line 2 Boys Doubles (Honorable Mention): Reid Ramirez / Ben Johnson
Line 3 Boys Doubles (2nd Team All-District): Quint Mackenzie, James Robinson, Eli Stewart

Mixed Doubles
Mixed Doubles All-District Honorable Mentions: James Robinson, Eli Stewart, Micah Briggs, Alyssa Naumann, Abigale Harris, Addie Malone

Singles All-District Selections
Girls Singles
Line 1 Girls Singles: Sara Stephens (Co-MVP) (2nd Team All-District)
Line 2 Girls Singles: Abigale Harris, Alyssa Naumann (2nd Team All-District)
Line 3 Girls Singles: Brianna Dubrocq (2nd Team All-District)
Line 4 Girls Singles: Sonia Padmanabhan (2nd Team All-District)
Line 5 Girls Singles: Addison Kruppa (2nd Team All-District)
Line 6 Girls Singles: Eliana Cavazos (Honorable Mention)

Boys Singles
Line 1 Boys Singles (Honorable Mention): Ethan Muehlstein
Line 2 Boys Singles (1st Team All-District): Andrew Williams
Line 3 Boys Singles (2nd Team All-District): Reid Ramirez
Line 4 Boys Singles: Quint Mackenzie (2nd Team All-District)
Line 5 Boys Singles (2nd Team All-District): Ben Johnson
Line 6 Boys Singles (2nd Team All-District): Eli Stewart

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