The Belton Tigers delivered a dominant performance in their 88–30 victory over the Elgin Wildcats, setting the tone early and never looking back. By halftime, Belton had stormed ahead 51–11, fueled by sharp execution, unselfish ball movement, and a defensive intensity that made scoring nearly impossible for Elgin. The atmosphere inside the gym was electric—players, coaches, and fans feeding off one another as the Tigers showcased not just talent, but chemistry. With five players finishing in double digits, the Tigers demonstrated the depth and balance that have become trademarks of this team.

Leadership and scoring came from all directions as Jay’dn Loggins, Daniel Briscoe, Noah Childers, Ty Johnson, and Luke Munden each broke into double figures, controlling the game’s rhythm and keeping the offense humming. Just as impressive was the bench production, highlighted by Keishawn Coles, whose impact on the boards and physical screening opened lanes and created scoring opportunities all night long. The bench unit as a whole maintained the same energy and intensity as the starters, making it clear that Belton’s success is built on a full-team effort. With performances like this, the Tigers continue to prove they’re not only talented, but connected, confident, and built to sustain their momentum.