On Wednesday May 23rd, at the Belton Athletic Complex, Dontori signed with Concordia University to continue his basketball career. Dontori Lott has been a member of the Belton High School Boy’s Basketball Varsity team since he was a freshman. As a 4-Year Varsity Letterman and a Senior on this year’s team, Dontori led the Tigers
On May 23rd 2018, Dontori Lott, Brandon Huckabee, Wyatt Weir and Zaria Hardy will be signing their National Letter of Intent to continue their academic and athletic careers. The ceremony will be held at the Belton Athletic Compex at 4:00pm on Wednesday April 11th. We invite you to attend as we celebrate the accomplishments of
Belton High School will be hosting free physicals tomorrow at the Belton Scott and White Main Clinic on Mains Street next Leon Heights Elementary. Physicals will start between 5 and 5:30 pm. Busing will be available to and from the Field House at the High School. Make sure you have your medical History form filled
Belton High School Boy’s Basketball in a season filled with great ups and downs has multiple players named to the District 8-6A All District Teams. 1st Team All District – (SR) Kiron Griffin Jr. 2-Year Team Captain, led the team in deflections, steals, and his signature charges. Kiron holds the school record for most charges
The Belton Tigers made their first playoff appearance in 14 years on Monday night, as they traveled to Glen Rose to take on the No. 8 DeSoto Eagles at Tigers’ Arena. Belton trailed by 20 points in the second quarter, but rallied back to pull within three points by the end of the third quarter.
Playoff Itinerary – Belton High School v. DeSoto High School Who: Belton HS v. DeSoto HS What: Bi-District Playoff Game When: Monday – February 19th, 2018 Where: Glen Rose HS – 901 Stadium Dr. | Glen Rose, TX – 76043 7:30a – Practice 9:00a – Team Breakfast 9:30a – Playoff T-Shirt Delivery 10:30a
Belton 9A (70) – Heights 9A (55) Tonight, the men’s Freshman A basketball team faced off against Harker Heights for their third matchup of the year. The Knights came into Belton with two wins over the Tigers. In the first half, Belton took control over the game, jumping out early and putting up big points.
The Belton Tigers continue to believe in controlling what they can control. Friday was a litmus test, as they took on a tough Copperas Cove Bulldawgs squad at the Dawg House. Since their 22-1 start, the Dawgs had fallen on hard times. They went into Friday’s game 1-11 n District 8-6A play and have been forced
BETLON 9B (43) – COVE 9B (36) The boys Freshman White basketball team had a tough task on the road against the Copperas Cove Bulldawgs. The Tigers competed strong from start to finish, and the end result featured a 43-36 victory. The Tigers never trailed in the game. The Tigers played tremendous defense throughout the
The Belton Tigers travelled to Killeen tonight to face the Ellison Eagles in a contest between teams in district 8-6A. This game lived up to the expectations from their last contest. Tonights game was hard fought for the Tigers as the game started with several back and forth lead exchanges, and some late turnovers & missed rebounding opportunities
