Lake Belton Broncos Dominate Travis Mustangs with 32-0 Victory The Lake Belton Middle School Broncos showcased their dominance on both sides of the ball in a commanding 32-0 victory over the Travis Mustangs on Tuesday night. The Broncos’ offense was firing on all cylinders, led by standout performances from running back Jose Puente and receiver Roman Zaragoza. Puente found the end zone twice, breaking through the Travis defense with powerful runs. Zaragoza added two touchdowns of his own, proving to be a key target for the Broncos’ offense. He also contributed by kicking an extra point. Titan Tuggle rounded out the offensive explosion with a touchdown reception from quarterback Carter Johnson, capping off a well-rounded performance by Lake Belton. On the defensive side, the Broncos were relentless, with linebackers Nick Villarreal and Jordan Bevel leading the charge with hard-hitting plays that kept the Mustangs in check all night. The defense also forced multiple turnovers, with Weston Marshall and Heston Seideman each snagging an interception. Villarreal continued his standout play with a fumble recovery, adding to the Broncos’ defensive dominance. With this win, the Broncos improved their record to 3 wins and 0 loses. They will look to continue their momentum next Tuesday, October 8, when they face the Lamar Bearkats at Bronco Stadium. Fans can expect another thrilling matchup as the Broncos aim to keep their winning streak alive. Players of the Game: Roman Zaragoza and Jose Puente Lake Belton Broncos Silver Fall to 14-40 in Tough Matchup The Lake Belton Broncos faced a challenging game, losing 14-40 in a hard-fought battle to the Travis Mustangs. Despite the tough loss, standout performances gave the Broncos something to build on. Wide Receiver Kayden Bridges played with determination throughout the game, leading the team and finding his way into the end zone for a touchdown. Bridges’ efforts stood out as he orchestrated key plays and kept the Broncos' spirit alive. His touchdown was one of the team’s bright moments in an otherwise difficult game. The Broncos will aim to bounce back stronger, focusing on growth and learning from this game as they prepare for their next challenge. Players of the Game: Kayden Bridges and Jacob Sullivan