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Davis for another touch- down hookup, this time from 38 yards. Robello’s two-point kick increased the Broncos’ lead to 10 points with 5:03 to go in the third quarter. The Broncos attempt- ed an onside kick that stopped a yard short of the 10-yard minimum, which allowed the Tigers to take the ball at the LBMS 49. However, SBMS was not able to pick up the first down and turned over the ball over on downs at the midfield. Lake’s defense posted the next three touch- downs on the board. Trcka recovered a fumble and returned it 17 yards for a score with seven minutes to go in the game. Robello’s two-point kick made the score 24-6. On a fourth down and 16 at the SBMS 24, Izaiah Rodriguez intercepted a pass and returned the ball 28 yards to pay dirt. Robello’s two-point kick with 2:31 to play lifted the lead to 26 points, 32-6. On the final play of the game, Alexis Garza returned an interception for a touchdown for a final score of 38-6. Next Tuesday (Oct. 6), Lake Belton travels to University High School in Waco to take on Cesar Chavez Middle School. South Belton takes on Carver/Indian Springs Middle Schools at Paul Tyson Field in Waco. Lake Belton 8A picks up shutout over South Belton 8A, 33-0 By Tony Adams, Sports Editor The Lake Belton Middle School Broncos and South Belton Middle School Tigers 8A teams got together for another installment of their rival- ry at Tiger Field. Joey Read’s 39-yard touchdown run three plays into the contest set tone for the Broncos, as they were able to hold the Tigers out of the end zone. Lake took home a 33-0 win over South. Zavier Wells’ 14-yard run set up Read’s 39-yard sprint to the end zone. Noah Day’s two-point kick was good to give Lake an 8-0 lead with 6:13 to play in the first quarter. Errant shot gun snaps and two fumbles halted South’s opening drive. A 25-yard punt set Lake up on a short field. Wells took care of busi- ness with the help of his offensive linemen, as his 12-yard carry set up his five-yard touchdown run. Day’s two-point kick gave the Broncos a 16-0 lead with 2:20 lead in the first quarter. Patrick Hart’s inter- ception on a third down and 20 at the South 17 at the end of the first quar- ter started Lake on their next drive at the Tigers’ 29-yard line, as the sec- ond quarter began. Jivan Phillips got the bulk of the work on the Broncos’ scoring drive, as he carried three times for 13 yards. It set up a 28-yard field goal by Day with 3:12 left in the first half to give Lake a 19-0 lead. John Moehlenbrock held onto a pass from his quarterback over the middle and took a shot for the Tigers, as they crossed into Broncos’ ter- ritory. However, Kaliyan Martin’s interception with 13 seconds remaining in the first half gave Lake a last shot at a score. Cypress Gutierrez intercepted Wells’ pass and returned the ball 60 yards but was knocked out of bounds short of the end zone to keep the score at 19-0 at the half. Read recovered a pooch kick at the South 42 to start the second half. However, the Broncos were not able to take advantage of the field position. Day’s 40-yard punt pinned the Tigers at their own five-yard line to start the next drive. On third down and three at the South 12, Zarious McGinnis inter- cepted the ball at the 23-yard line and raced into the end zone. The two-point kick was blocked, which kept the score at 25-0 with 1:30 left in the third quarter. South could not advance the ball past their own 31-yard line on the next drive and turned the ball over to the Broncos with 5:31 to play in the game. Phillips’ 31-yard touch- down run capped the scoring with four minutes to play in the game. Day’s two-point kick made the score 33-0. Next Tuesday (Oct. 6), Lake Belton travels to University High School in Waco to take on Cesar Chavez Middle School. South Belton takes on Carver/Indian Springs Middle Schools at Paul Tyson Field in Waco. LBMS 7th Grade Sweep the South Belton Tigers Courtesy of Lake Belton Bronco Athletics The Lake Belton Silver Broncos played the South Belton Tigers at Tiger Field on Monday, September 28. It was the first game of the 2020 sea- son for both teams. It was a tough first half, domi- nated be the Defense for both teams as the score was tied at 0-0. Lake opened the third quarter with the on-side kick and recovered it. They set up offensively at the Tigers 48- yard line. The Tiger defense stuffed Lake on the first play, for a loss of two yards. On second down, quarterback Wyatt Sawicki threw a screen pass to Dallin Beyler who picked up a block and broke two tackle’s on his way to a 50 yard catch and run for the games first score. The extra point failed and the score was Lake 6, South 0. After trading positions, the third quarter ended. The fourth quarter started with the Tigers running to the right and they were caught behind the line for a lost of 12 yards. On third down, the Tigers dropped back to pass and Josiah Evans tackle the South’s quarterback in the in zone for a safety. That increased Lake’s lead to 8-0 with 3:25 left in the game. Lake received the kickoff but, could not run out the clock and was forced to turn the ball over to the Tigers. With 50 seconds left in the game, the Tigers scored on a long 58- yard run. The score was Lake 8-Tigers-7 after the extra point. The Tigers attempted the on- side kick, Lake recovered the ball and secured the victory. The Offensive player of the game was Dallin Beyler and the Defensive player of the game was Josiah Evans. The Red team had the final game on the night. The final score of the game in favor of the Broncos 30-0. The offen- sive line blocked well all night opening up lanes for Nick Martin to gash the defense of the South Belton Tigers. Rushing touchdowns were scored by Damarion Powell, Sean McCallum, and Nick Martin. The defense had a stellar performance shut- ting out the Tigers. Solid Performances offensively from Nick Martin and defensively from Taylor Beard, Damarion Powell, Evan Lazott Come support the Broncos next week as the face Caesar Chavez at Waco University High. Belton Middle School celebrates return to eighth grade mid- dle school football at Carver/Indian Courtesy of Belton Tiger Athletics 8th grade football made its return last night as the Belton Tigers traveled to Waco to take on Carver/ Indian Middle Schools. B-Team took on the Bulldogs to start the day. The Tigers looked to get the ball moving with Hudson Belobrajdic and La Ron Batts in the backfield, while the defense was led by Logan Lamberte and Jermey Smith. The Tigers fought for 4 quarters, but the Bulldogs proved to be too much for the defense as the Tigers dropped a heartbreaker 34-0. A-Team finished off the night taking on Carver Middle School in a thriller. From the opening drive, the Tigers were in complete control. Mon’Quavion Lawrence and Rayshaun Peoples dominated the run game, accounting for 3 total touchdowns. Keegan Sherwood connected with Hayden Holman and Lennin Malvaiz for 3 scores through the air. With plenty of offense to go around the defense forced 3 turnovers en route to a dominating shutout. The BMS Tigers will look to start a winning streak as they travel to Bonham next week. North Belton 8A and 8B and BMS 7th grade game summaries were not available at press time. North Belton will travel to Hewitt to play Midway Red on Oct. 6 at 5 p.m. at Rice Field. Thursday, October 1, 2020 D4 THE BELTON JOURNAL LEGALS LEGALS PHOTO BY TONY ADAMS, BELTON JOURNAL Lake Belton 8A running back Jivan Phillips makes a move up the field during the Broncos’ matchup against South Belton 8A on Tuesday night at Tiger Field. PHOTO BY FELISA CARDENAS, BELTON JOURNAL Bronco volleyball players wore gold in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Tuesday night. general circulation in this, the County in which the decedent last resided as required by Section 202.052 of the Texas Estate Code, for not less than ten days before the return day hereof, exclusive of the day of publication, and the date of publication said newspaper bears shall be day of publication. Issued and given under my hand and seal of said court at office on September 22, 2020. Shelley Coston, County Clerk of Bell County, Texas, PO Box 480, 1201 Huey Road, Belton, Texas, 76513 By: R. Calhoun, Deputy 10.01 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that original letters of testamentary for the estate of Eddie Glenn Keele, deceased, were issued on or about September 23, 2020, under Docket No. 34704 pending in the County Court at Law No. 1 of Bell County, Texas, to Brenda K. Bledsoe and Rodger Dean Keele. Claims may be presented in care of the attorney for the estate, addressed as follows: Brenda K. Bledsoe and Rodger Dean Keele, Estate of Eddie Glenn Keele, deceased, % Charles E. Lance, Attorney at Law, 3613 Williams Drive, Suite 102, Georgetown, Texas, 78628 All persons having claims against this estate, which is currently being administered, are required to present them within the time and in the manner prescribed by law. Dated the 26th day of September, 2020 By: Charles E. Lance, Attorney for Applicant 10.01 LEGALS Lake Belton Volleyball holds “Go Gold Night” for pedriatric cancer By Felisa Cardenas Correspondent The Broncos faced District 19-4A opponent Salado at home Tuesday night and forced the Lady Eagles to five sets before falling 16-25, 26-24, 25-14, 25-22 and 15-7. “Your kids don’t play like freshmen and soph- omores,” Salado head coach Kristi Wilk told Lake Belton Head Coach Liz Ramsey after the game last night. “They get after it, they fight for it.” Lake Belton fought to the very end against an experienced Lady Eagle squad, but the night was about so much more for the Broncos. Bronco Nation was decked in gold, as Lake Belton hosted its first ever ‘Go Gold Night’ to bring awareness to Pediatric Cancer. September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, which hits close to home for the Broncos. “Kaliece Cain, her brother had childhood cancer,” Ramsey said. “So their mom (Kari Norman) brought the idea to me. I’ve always done a ‘Think Pink Night’ in October (for Breast Cancer Awareness), but I love the idea of ‘Go Gold’... We pulled inspi- ration from around the district, but I’m happy we got to do something different.” Signs on the gym win- dows shared the stories of children who have been affected by pedi- atric cancer and those in attendance had the opportunity to purchase a fundraiser shirt with the proceeds going to Baylor Scott & White McLane Children’s Pediatric Medical Center. After a slow start in the first set, the Broncos kept the score close to open the second, as they tied the set twice with aces from Syndi Cartwright and Presley Pattrick. “I tried to motivate them with the fact that we’re in our home gym, these are our fans, we are here for a reason,” Ramsey said. “We need to use their energy and use all those things to win this next set.” The Broncos never let the Lady Eagles get too comfortable of a lead as they kept the score with- in three points. Down by two, 19-21, Lake Belton used its first timeout of the set. Out of the break, Salado added one more point before the Broncos went on a 5-0 run ignited by an ace from Danica Bingham and led 24-22, forcing the Lady Eagles to use their first timeout of the stanza. Salado tied the game at 24, but Cartwright’s defensive block at the net stopped Reese Preston’s attempted dink as the ball slipped back between the Lady Eagles and the net. Emily Evatt served up the game point and Haleigh Wilk tried to force the tie with an attack that landed out- side the court as the Broncos took the stanza. The Broncos fell in the third set, rallied back to take a close fourth set from Salado 25-22, but ultimately loss the fifth set. Lake Belton falls to an overall record of 9-12, (0-2 D19-4A) and will head to Taylor on Friday night to face the Ducks. “I’m proud of the way we played tonight,” Ramsey said. “But we are going to keep working to prove that we are not just an away team; we are going to keep working to show that we can win anywhere.” BISD CONTINUED FROM D1 PHOTO BY TONY ADAMS, BELTON JOURNAL North Belton 7A’s defense put in a ton of work against Chavez’s running game.
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Davis for another touch-down hookup, this time from 38 yards. Robello’s two-point kick increased the Broncos’ lead to 10 points with 5:03 to go in the third quarter.
The Broncos attempt-ed an onside kick that stopped a yard short of the 10-yard minimum, which allowed the Tigers to take the ball at the LBMS 49. However, SBMS was not able to pick up the first down and turned over the ball over on downs at the midfield.
Lake’s defense posted the next three touch-downs on the board. Trcka recovered a fumble and returned it 17 yards for a score with seven minutes to go in the game. Robello’s two-point kick made the score 24-6.
On a fourth down and 16 at the SBMS 24, Izaiah Rodriguez intercepted a pass and returned the ball 28 yards to pay dirt. Robello’s two-point kick with 2:31 to play lifted the lead to 26 points, 32-6.
On the final play of the game, Alexis Garza returned an interception for a touchdown for a final score of 38-6.
Next Tuesday (Oct. 6), Lake Belton travels to University High School in Waco to take on Cesar Chavez Middle School. South Belton takes on Carver/Indian Springs Middle Schools at Paul Tyson Field in Waco.
Lake Belton 8A picks up shutout over South Belton 8A, 33-0
By Tony Adams, Sports Editor
The Lake Belton Middle School Broncos and South Belton Middle
School Tigers 8A teams got together for another installment of their rival-ry at Tiger Field.
Joey Read’s 39-yard touchdown run three plays into the contest set tone for the Broncos, as they were able to hold the Tigers out of the end zone. Lake took home a 33-0 win over South.
Zavier Wells’ 14-yard run set up Read’s 39-yard sprint to the end zone. Noah Day’s two-point kick was good to give Lake an 8-0 lead with 6:13 to play in the first quarter.
Errant shot gun snaps and two fumbles halted South’s opening drive. A 25-yard punt set Lake up on a short field.
Wells took care of busi-ness with the help of his offensive linemen, as his 12-yard carry set up his five-yard touchdown run. Day’s two-point kick gave the Broncos a 16-0 lead with 2:20 lead in the first quarter.
Patrick Hart’s inter-ception on a third down and 20 at the South 17 at the end of the first quar-ter started Lake on their next drive at the Tigers’ 29-yard line, as the sec-ond quarter began.
Jivan Phillips got the bulk of the work on the Broncos’ scoring drive, as he carried three times for 13 yards. It set up a 28-yard field goal by Day with 3:12 left in the first half to give Lake a 19-0 lead.
John Moehlenbrock held onto a pass from his quarterback over the middle and took a shot for the Tigers, as they crossed into Broncos’ ter-ritory. However, Kaliyan Martin’s interception with 13 seconds remaining in the first half gave Lake a last shot at a score.
Cypress Gutierrez intercepted Wells’ pass and returned the ball 60 yards but was knocked
out of bounds short of the end zone to keep the score at 19-0 at the half.
Read recovered a pooch kick at the South 42 to start the second half. However, the Broncos were not able to take
advantage of the field position. Day’s 40-yard punt pinned the Tigers at their own five-yard line to start the next drive.
On third down and three at the South 12, Zarious McGinnis inter-cepted the ball at the 23-yard line and raced into the end zone. The two-point kick was blocked, which kept the score at 25-0 with 1:30 left in the third quarter.
South could not advance the ball past their own 31-yard line on the next drive and turned the ball over to the Broncos with 5:31 to play in the game.
Phillips’ 31-yard touch-down run capped the scoring with four minutes to play in the game. Day’s two-point kick made the score 33-0.
Next Tuesday (Oct. 6),
Lake Belton travels to University High School in Waco to take on Cesar Chavez Middle School. South Belton takes on Carver/Indian Springs Middle Schools at Paul Tyson Field in Waco.
LBMS 7th Grade Sweep the South Belton Tigers
Courtesy of Lake Belton Bronco Athletics
The Lake Belton Silver Broncos played the South Belton Tigers at Tiger Field on Monday, September 28. It was the first game of the 2020 sea-son for both teams. It was a tough first half, domi-nated be the Defense for both teams as the score was tied at 0-0. Lake opened the third quarter with the on-side kick and recovered it. They set up offensively at the Tigers 48- yard line. The Tiger defense stuffed Lake on the first play, for a loss of two yards. On second down, quarterback Wyatt Sawicki threw a screen
pass to Dallin Beyler who picked up a block and broke two tackle’s on his way to a 50 yard catch and run for the games first score. The extra point failed and the score was Lake 6, South 0. After trading positions, the third quarter ended. The fourth quarter started with the Tigers running to the right and they were caught behind the line for a lost of 12 yards. On third down, the Tigers dropped back to pass and Josiah Evans tackle the South’s quarterback in the in zone for a safety. That increased Lake’s lead to 8-0 with 3:25 left in the game. Lake received the kickoff but, could not run out the clock and was forced to turn the ball over to the Tigers. With 50 seconds left in the game, the Tigers scored on a long 58- yard run. The score was Lake 8-Tigers-7 after the extra point. The Tigers attempted the on-side kick, Lake recovered the ball and secured the victory.
The Offensive player of the game was Dallin Beyler and the Defensive player of the game was Josiah Evans.
The Red team had the final game on the night. The final score of the game in favor of the Broncos 30-0. The offen-sive line blocked well all night opening up lanes for Nick Martin to gash the defense of the South Belton Tigers. Rushing touchdowns were scored by Damarion Powell, Sean McCallum, and Nick Martin. The defense had a stellar performance shut-ting out the Tigers. Solid Performances offensively from Nick Martin and defensively from Taylor Beard, Damarion Powell, Evan Lazott
Come support the Broncos next week as the face Caesar Chavez at
Waco University High.
Belton Middle School celebrates return to eighth grade mid-dle school football at Carver/Indian
Courtesy of Belton Tiger Athletics
8th grade football made its return last night as the Belton Tigers traveled to Waco to take on Carver/Indian Middle Schools.
B-Team took on the Bulldogs to start the day. The Tigers looked to get the ball moving with Hudson Belobrajdic and La Ron Batts in the backfield, while the defense was led by Logan Lamberte and Jermey Smith. The Tigers fought for 4 quarters, but the Bulldogs proved to be too much for the defense as the Tigers dropped a heartbreaker 34-0.
A-Team finished off the night taking on Carver Middle School in a thriller. From the opening drive, the Tigers were in complete control. Mon’Quavion Lawrence and Rayshaun Peoples dominated the run game, accounting for 3 total touchdowns. Keegan Sherwood connected with Hayden Holman and Lennin Malvaiz for 3 scores through the air. With plenty of offense to go around the defense forced 3 turnovers en route to a dominating shutout.
The BMS Tigers will look to start a winning streak as they travel to Bonham next week.
North Belton 8A and 8B and BMS 7th grade game summaries were not available at press time. North Belton will travel to Hewitt to play Midway Red on Oct. 6 at 5 p.m. at Rice Field.
Thursday, October 1, 2020D4 THE BELTON JOURNAL
LEGALS LEGALS
PHOTO BY TONY ADAMS, BELTON JOURNALLake Belton 8A running back Jivan Phillips makes a move up the field during the Broncos’ matchup against South Belton 8A on Tuesday night at Tiger Field.
PHOTO BY FELISA CARDENAS, BELTON JOURNALBronco volleyball players wore gold in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Tuesday night.
general circulation in this, the County in which the decedent last resided as required by Section 202.052 of the Texas Estate Code, for not less than ten days before the return day hereof, exclusive of the day of publication, and the date of publication said newspaper bears shall be day of publication. Issued and given under my hand and seal of said court at office on September 22, 2020.Shelley Coston, County Clerk of Bell County, Texas, PO Box 480, 1201 Huey Road, Belton, Texas, 76513
By: R. Calhoun, Deputy
10.01
NOTICE TO CREDITORSNotice is hereby given that original letters of testamentary for the estate of Eddie Glenn Keele, deceased, were issued on or about September 23, 2020, under Docket No. 34704 pending in the County Court at Law No. 1 of Bell County, Texas, to Brenda K. Bledsoe and Rodger Dean Keele.Claims may be presented in care of the attorney for the estate, addressed as follows:
Brenda K. Bledsoe and Rodger Dean Keele, Estate of Eddie Glenn Keele, deceased, % Charles E. Lance, Attorney at Law, 3613 Williams Drive, Suite 102, Georgetown, Texas, 78628All persons having claims against this estate, which is currently being administered, are required to present them within the time and in the manner prescribed by law.Dated the 26th day of September, 2020By: Charles E. Lance, Attorney for Applicant
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Lake Belton Volleyball holds “Go Gold Night” for pedriatric cancerBy Felisa Cardenas
Correspondent
The Broncos faced District 19-4A opponent Salado at home Tuesday night and forced the Lady Eagles to five sets before falling 16-25, 26-24, 25-14, 25-22 and 15-7.
“Your kids don’t play like freshmen and soph-omores,” Salado head coach Kristi Wilk told Lake Belton Head Coach Liz Ramsey after the game last night. “They get after it, they fight for it.”
Lake Belton fought to the very end against an experienced Lady Eagle squad, but the night was about so much more for the Broncos.
Bronco Nation was decked in gold, as Lake Belton hosted its first ever ‘Go Gold Night’ to bring awareness to Pediatric Cancer.
S eptemb er i s
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, which hits close to home for the Broncos.
“Kaliece Cain, her brother had childhood cancer,” Ramsey said. “So their mom (Kari Norman) brought the idea to me. I’ve always done a ‘Think Pink Night’ in October (for Breast Cancer Awareness), but I love the idea of ‘Go Gold’... We pulled inspi-ration from around the district, but I’m happy we got to do something different.”
Signs on the gym win-dows shared the stories of children who have been affected by pedi-atric cancer and those in attendance had the opportunity to purchase a fundraiser shirt with the proceeds going to Baylor Scott & White McLane Children’s Pediatric Medical Center.
After a slow start in the first set, the Broncos kept
the score close to open the second, as they tied the set twice with aces from Syndi Cartwright and Presley Pattrick.
“I tried to motivate them with the fact that we’re in our home gym, these are our fans, we are here for a reason,” Ramsey said. “We need to use their energy and use all those things to win this next set.”
The Broncos never let the Lady Eagles get too comfortable of a lead as they kept the score with-in three points.
Down by two, 19-21, Lake Belton used its first timeout of the set.
Out of the break, Salado added one more point before the Broncos went on a 5-0 run ignited by an ace from Danica Bingham and led 24-22, forcing the Lady Eagles to use their first timeout of the stanza.
Salado tied the game at 24, but Cartwright’s
defensive block at the net stopped Reese Preston’s attempted dink as the ball slipped back between the Lady Eagles and the net.
Emily Evatt served up the game point and Haleigh Wilk tried to force the tie with an attack that landed out-side the court as the Broncos took the stanza.
The Broncos fell in the third set, rallied back to take a close fourth set from Salado 25-22, but ultimately loss the fifth set.
Lake Belton falls to an overall record of 9-12, (0-2 D19-4A) and will head to Taylor on Friday night to face the Ducks.
“I’m proud of the way we played tonight,” Ramsey said. “But we are going to keep working to prove that we are not just an away team; we are going to keep working to show that we can win anywhere.”
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PHOTO BY TONY ADAMS, BELTON JOURNALNorth Belton 7A’s defense put in a ton of work against Chavez’s running game.
