The Belton JV Tigers continued their winning ways with a dominant 62-28 victory over Waco University. The game didn't start as a runaway, however; the Tigers experienced a uncharacteristically sluggish opening period as they struggled to find their offensive rhythm. The turning point came when the squad collectively locked in on the defensive end, using high-pressure stops to ignite their transition game and turn a quiet start into a commanding lead.

Offensively, the Tigers were powered by a trio of double-digit scorers who kept the pressure on Waco all night. Hunter Hurst led the charge with a game-high 16 points, showing great poise in the paint. He was followed closely by Taj Keeler, who poured in 15 points, and Camryn Jackson, who added 11 points to the tally. This balanced scoring attack ensured that once the Tigers found their groove, the outcome was never in doubt.

While the scoring leaders kept the scoreboard moving, the defensive contributions of David McCallum and Parker Munz were the true engine behind the win. Both players did a phenomenal job disrupting Waco's sets and forcing turnovers that directly led to Belton’s offensive bursts. By holding their opponents to under 30 points, McCallum and Munz reinforced the "defense-first" identity that has become a hallmark of this Belton Tigers team.