LBJ Dominated Del Rio in District Victory

The LBJ football team secured a shutout win against Del Rio to remain undefeated in District 30-6A play.

Updated on Sept. 27, 2026 in Football

LBJ Dominated Del Rio in District Victory

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LBJ defeated Del Rio 34-0 at the Bill Johnson Student Activity Complex, bolstered by a strong defensive performance. The team recorded three takeaways and held their opponent to 187 total yards.

Why it matters

The victory keeps LBJ at the top of the District 30-6A standings with a 2-0 record. The win demonstrates the team's balance between an explosive passing attack and a stifling defense as they progress through the season.

Vicente Robles threw for 305 yards and three touchdowns, while the LBJ defense limited Del Rio to 187 total yards. Diego Estevis contributed a 32-yard fumble return for a touchdown.

The players

Vicente Robles

He is the quarterback for the LBJ football team who led the offense with 305 passing yards.

Diego Estevis

He is a defensive player for LBJ who scored a touchdown on a 32-yard fumble return.

Nathen Hernandez

He is an LBJ receiver who recorded two touchdown receptions in the win against Del Rio.

Aiden De Leon

He is an LBJ player who secured a 32-yard touchdown reception.

Ernesto Cruz

He is an LBJ running back who scored a five-yard rushing touchdown.

The details

Vicente Robles orchestrated the offense with 305 passing yards and three touchdowns, including two scoring passes to Nathen Hernandez and one to Aiden De Leon. Ernesto Cruz added a five-yard rushing touchdown to round out the scoring, while the defense forced three punts and recovered an onside kick.

Timeline

  1. Sept 26, 2026: LBJ defeated Del Rio 34-0.

  2. Week 6: LBJ and United both have a bye.

  3. Week 7: LBJ plays United.

The Big Picture

This shutout victory follows the pattern of defensive intensity established during the 2023 LBJ victory against Cigarroa.

The win elevates LBJ to a 2-0 district record, positioning them as a front-runner for the District 30-6A title. Fans and analysts will now focus on the team's preparation for their upcoming matchup against United.

The takeaway

LBJ demonstrated significant momentum by maintaining their undefeated district standing through a decisive win. The team's ability to force turnovers and control the clock provides a template for success as they head into the next phase of the schedule.

What happens next

LBJ is scheduled to face United in Week 7 following a bye week.

Further reading

For more information on local athletics, check out our Laredo Football section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Laredo Morning Times.

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