Lady Lions soccer begins defense of district title with 4-0 victory over Lampasas

Brownwood Lady Lions rout Lampasas in district opener

Published on Feb. 4, 2026

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The reigning District 5-4A soccer co-champion Brownwood Lady Lions began their quest for a second straight league championship with a 4-0 home victory over Lampasas Tuesday night at Gordon Wood Stadium. The Lady Lions raced out to a 3-0 advantage over Lampasas by halftime, with Madison Weckwerth recording a pair of goals and Autumn Reeves and Kynlie Lewis adding one apiece, while Emily Diaz recorded the shutout in goal.

Why it matters

The Lady Lions are the defending district champions and are looking to repeat as league titlists. This victory over a fellow district contender in Lampasas puts Brownwood in a strong position early in the district race.

The details

The Lady Lions (9-2-1, 1-0) scored three goals in the first half, with Autumn Reeves opening the scoring in the 14th minute, Madison Weckwerth adding two goals, including a penalty kick, and Kynlie Lewis scoring in the second half. The Lady Lions' defense, led by captains Nixon Johnson and Rebekkah Delgado, recorded the shutout.

  • The game was played on Tuesday, February 4, 2026.
  • Reeves scored the opening goal with 14:14 left in the first half.
  • Weckwerth scored her first goal with 7:20 left before halftime.
  • Weckwerth converted a penalty kick with 1:07 remaining in the first half.
  • Lewis scored the final goal with 20:24 left in the second half.

The players

Brownwood Lady Lions

The reigning District 5-4A soccer co-champion team that is defending their title.

Lampasas

The Lady Lions' opponent, who entered the game with a 10-3 record.

Madison Weckwerth

A Brownwood player who scored two goals, including a penalty kick, in the first half.

Autumn Reeves

A Brownwood player who scored the opening goal and also had the first goal against Lampasas last year.

Kynlie Lewis

A Brownwood player who scored the final goal of the game in the second half.

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What they’re saying

“The girls played really well. We talked a lot coming into this that our expectation is put back three in the back of the net and get a shutout, which is how you earn the most points in district, and we took care of that in the first half. I was really pleased with that, and then they were able to capitalize on one more in the second half, so it was a good night. I'm really proud of them.”

— Alexis Walker, Lady Lions head coach (koxe.com)

“Autumn opened with the first goal tonight, and also had the first goal last year against Lampasas. She has her best games against Lampasas. She's the first person that comes off the bench for us and brings a lot of fire to the team.”

— Alexis Walker, Lady Lions head coach (koxe.com)

“I talked in the preseason about how we're starting a whole new formation and it involves Alayna a lot because we're playing a defensive center mid. I told her leading up to it her job was to be the pivot for everyone, for our defense and offense, and she does a great job of that. She played a beautiful ball through to Madison, who was able to capitalize on it.”

— Alexis Walker, Lady Lions head coach (koxe.com)

“I knew Madison could step up and put it in the back of the net for us. We do PKs at the end of every practice and just watching her consistently take them, I had an idea she was the one I wanted to put on the line to take that.”

— Alexis Walker, Lady Lions head coach (koxe.com)

“Alayna does a great job distributing to our three forwards this year, and Kynlie was able to step up and put that one in the back of the net.”

— Alexis Walker, Lady Lions head coach (koxe.com)

What’s next

The Lady Lions are off until Tuesday, Feb. 10 when they visit Little River Academy at 5 p.m.

The takeaway

The Lady Lions' dominant victory over a fellow district contender in Lampasas shows they are poised to defend their district title, with a strong offense and stifling defense leading the way.