The Belton Tigers roared to a dominant 90–39 victory over the Burnet Bulldogs, showcasing their most complete performance of the season. Belton set the tone early with relentless defensive pressure and an up-tempo pace that Burnet struggled to match. Four Tigers finished in double figures, spreading the scoring load and keeping the Bulldogs off balance throughout the night. Ty Johnson provided steady leadership on the floor, organizing the offense and ensuring Belton maintained its high-speed rhythm. Off the bench, Dadrian Thompson delivered a major spark, piling on momentum with timely buckets and strong minutes on both ends.

Belton’s control of the interior was just as impressive. Daniel Briscoe and Abran Knight dominated the boards, limiting Burnet to single-shot possessions while creating extra opportunities for the Tigers. Their physicality inside helped fuel Belton’s transition attack, where players like Gavin Ross injected energy with hustle plays, quick cuts, and defensive intensity. From start to finish, the Tigers played with purpose, discipline, and unity—earning a statement win and proving they can overwhelm opponents with depth, effort, and a blistering pace.