Windthorst's Belcher Climbs to Third on Texas List
Windthorst quarterback Brock Belcher passed Graham Harrell for third place on Texas high school football's all-time passing touchdowns list.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Football
Windthorst quarterback Brock Belcher threw three touchdown passes in a 55-6 win over Munday in the regular-season finale, reaching 168 career passing touchdowns. The total moved him into third on Texas high school football's all-time list, past former Ennis quarterback Graham Harrell at 167.
Why it matters
Belcher's milestone places him among the state's most prolific high school passers and highlights a record-setting season for the Windthorst offense. Windthorst finished the regular season 9-1 overall and 6-0 in district play.
Belcher completed 15 of 24 passes for 209 yards, three touchdowns and one interception, and added 49 rushing yards and a touchdown. His career total of 168 trails only Quintanilla's 186 and Lujan's 171 on the list.
The players
Brock Belcher
Windthorst quarterback who has thrown 168 career passing touchdowns in Texas high school football.
Graham Harrell
Former Ennis quarterback whose 167 career passing touchdowns were surpassed by Belcher.
Travis Quintanilla
Former Refugio quarterback who holds the top spot on the Texas high school career passing touchdowns list with 186.
The details
Belcher's first touchdown went to Ruben Willden on a 30-yard pass in the first quarter. He added a 15-yard scoring pass to Aiden Stark in the second quarter and a 21-yard pass to Brodie Belz in the third quarter, as Windthorst beat Munday 55-6.
Timeline
Friday, Nov. 6, 2026: Belcher moves into third on the all-time Texas passing touchdowns list.
2024: Belcher records 37 passing touchdowns.
2026 season: Belcher throws 41 passing touchdowns.
Season Trajectory
Belcher's 168 career touchdowns put him third on the UIL-era list led by Travis Quintanilla's 186. His 41 touchdown passes this season, up from 37 in 2024, show his output rising late in his career.
Belcher's 168 career touchdown passes now rank third in Texas high school history, which matters for recruiting and record conversations in the state. Fantasy and stat-tracking readers following Windthorst's offense can expect Belcher's output to remain central through the rest of the season.
The takeaway
Belcher's climb shows how a single season's production can reshape a state record list. Readers tracking Texas prep football can watch whether his total keeps moving up the all-time leaderboard.
Further reading
For more on the state's prep passing records, see Texas Football coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Wichita Falls Times Record News.
