🎉 Cinco De Mayo Tournament Recap – May 3, 2025 🏈

May 4

This past Saturday in Lockhart, Texas, over 25 teams across 6 divisions brought energy, passion, and fierce competition to the Cinco de Mayo Girls Flag & Boys 7v7 Tournament.

From morning to evening, athletes showed out on the field. While some passionate fanbases and sideline energy created a few bumps, overall the day was a success – filled with intensity, learning, and community support. Thank you to the parents, coaches, and supporters who stepped up throughout the day. 💪

These free-entry tournaments are built to give players the reps they need and help us as organizers improve with every event. We’ll continue refining. Let’s always show up to compete and respect the game, refs, and one another.

🏆 Congratulations to Our Division Champions:

👧 12U Girls Flag – STX Lady Bandits 12U (Edna, TX)

Led by coaches Kiara Woods, Fletcher Robinson, and Joaquin-Christian Martinez, this talented squad dominated with discipline and skill.
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👧 15U Girls Flag – Texas Fury 12U (San Antonio, TX)

Yes, you read that right – this 12U team played up a division and came out on top! Coached by Marlon Graham and Elda Graham, these athletes proved age is just a number.
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👧 18U Girls Flag – Texas Fury HS Red (Austin, TX)

With standout performances from players like Emery Beckett, Mia Armijo, and Amaya Shepard, Coach Keenan Hughes and Nathan Williams guided this team to a well-earned championship finish.
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👦 12U Boys 7v7 – Hays County Longhorns (Buda, TX)

Led by coaches Chris Rusk, Daryl McFarlin, Prentice Carpenter, and Michael Perez, this group played tough and consistent all day. Their roster, featuring standouts like Dennick & Dayetin Collins, Luke Rusk, and Antwain Harris, powered through a loaded division.
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👦 15U Boys 7v7 – Hit Squad (Kyle, TX)

Under Head Coach Tomas Herrera and Assistant Coach Diverson Charles, this team played with energy and edge. Athletes like Benny Ochoa, Gabriel Nemetz, and Brendan Valenzuela helped them earn the crown in one of the day’s toughest divisions.
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👦 18U Boys 7v7 – F.O.R.C.E (Austin, TX)

The 18U division wrapped up with an impressive showing from F.O.R.C.E out of Austin, TX, who went the distance and brought home the title. This veteran squad, guided by Head Coach Julian Ward and assistant coaches Alex Dean, Josh Turner, and Terry Washington, displayed high-level execution and elite communication all tournament long.