The Lake Belton Freshman Silver volleyball team closed out its season on Friday with a hard-fought victory over the Bryan Vikings, winning in two competitive sets, 25-22 and 25-23. The Broncos faced a determined Bryan squad that challenged them throughout the match, but Lake Belton continued to fight for every point, battled through long rallies, and stayed locked in when the pressure was on.

The victory was a fitting way to end a tremendous season for the Broncos. Their success was a reflection of the growth, teamwork, and commitment they displayed throughout the year.

At the setter position, Clara Smith, Ella Phillips, and Ava Cavazos showed tremendous growth throughout the season. Their ability to distribute the ball and put their hitters in positions to succeed played an important role in the team's success. Clara also an important part of the offensive attack as a right side.

The middle hitters, Genesis Johnson, London Jackson, and Harper Guenat, each brought something valuable to the court. Whether it was strong serving, effective blocking, or powerful swings at the net, each player contributed in ways that helped the Broncos compete and win throughout the season.

At right-side hitter, Camryn Anthony was a model of consistency, recording successful attacks and her steady performance provided another dependable offensive option for the Broncos.

The outside hitters, Addie Bossen and Taylee Conway, consistently applied pressure with their swings and demonstrated a willingness to do whatever the team needed. Their competitive mindset and team-first attitudes helped make them important pieces of the Broncos' offense.

Libero MJ Navarro was always ready to step up when her team needed her. Her hustle, determination, and willingness to put herself in position to make a play made her a valuable part of the team's defensive effort throughout the season.

Defensively, Vivian Page and McKenzie Garcia were outstanding examples of accountability and composure. Their ability to remain focused through both positive and challenging moments helped keep their teammates level-headed and ready for the next play. Their effort and determination were valuable throughout the season.

As the final whistle sounded on Friday, the Broncos could look back on a season filled with development, teamwork, and success. Finishing 23-8 overall and 10-2 in district play is an accomplishment worth celebrating, but the growth each player demonstrated along the way is just as important.

The Freshman Silver volleyball team represented Lake Belton with determination, resilience, and a commitment to one another. Friday's victory over Bryan was the perfect way to close a memorable season and recognize the hard work these young athletes put in all year long.