The JV Lady Broncos wrapped up Poppy Fest this weekend with a 1–2 finish, earning a solid win over Hutto while battling hard against tough opponents Vandegrift and Georgetown. The tournament offered a clear look at the team’s growth, resilience, and emerging leaders on the court.

Lake Belton opened the weekend with sharp execution, steady serving, and confident ball control to secure the win over Hutto. The Broncos’ offense stayed in rhythm, and their defensive discipline set the tone early.

Despite falling short in the next two matches, the Broncos pushed both opponents with long rallies, strong defensive stands, and improved offensive tempo. The effort showed the team’s ability to compete against high-caliber programs.

Weekend Standouts

• Brooklynn O’Brien — The setter commanded the offense in a 5–1, distributing with confidence and keeping the Broncos in system throughout the tournament. Her leadership and consistency were major bright spots.

• Aubrey Henderson — As libero, she anchored the back row with strong reads, disciplined serve-receive, and steady defensive coverage. Her ability to control first contact kept rallies alive.

• Jordynn Morris — Playing all six rotations on the pin, she delivered reliable offense, smart shot selection, and tough serving. Her all-around impact made her one of the most influential players of the weekend.