Lady Lions Enforce District Mercy Rule in 8-0 Home Win

Brownwood girls soccer team scores 5 first-half goals in dominant victory over Gatesville

Published on Feb. 14, 2026

The Brownwood Lady Lions girls soccer team remained undefeated in District 5-4A play with an 8-0 home victory over the Gatesville Lady Hornets. Seven different players scored goals for Brownwood, who led 5-0 at halftime and enforced the district's mercy rule with their eighth goal late in the second half.

Why it matters

The Lady Lions' dominant performance highlights their strong start to the district season and sets up an anticipated matchup with fellow undefeated team Stephenville next week, which will likely decide the district championship.

The details

Kynlee Jefferson scored the first and last goals of the game for Brownwood, while Khloe Galvan, Alayna Hernandez, Ailean Palacios, Madison Weckwerth, Kynlie Lewis, and Hollyn Duncan also found the back of the net. The Lady Lions were in control throughout, leading 5-0 at halftime before adding three more goals in the second half to enforce the district's mercy rule.

  • The Lady Lions scored their first goal 9:57 into the opening half.
  • Brownwood led 5-0 at halftime.
  • Kynlee Jefferson scored the final goal with 4:09 left, enforcing the mercy rule.

The players

Kynlee Jefferson

Scored the first and last goals of the game for Brownwood.

Bella Garza

Assisted both of Kynlee Jefferson's goals.

Khloe Galvan

Scored a first-half goal and assisted on a second-half goal.

Alayna Hernandez

Scored an unassisted first-half goal for Brownwood.

Alexis Walker

Head coach of the Brownwood Lady Lions.

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What they’re saying

“They came out and they did exactly what they needed to do. After Tuesday's game I put a test to them. Although we came away with the win at Little River Academy it wasn't to the standard that we want it to be and they are well aware of that. For them to step on the field today and put five goals in the back of the net in the first half, that's the way it should look every time we step on the field.”

— Alexis Walker, Head Coach, Brownwood Lady Lions (koxe.com)

“This was a throw back to the first game of the season when there were five different goal scorers. I tell these girls all the time they have every ability in the world, and it's every single one of them. They play so well as a team. It's not just one person making all the goals, it's about who can step up and put it in the back of the net and a lot of them were able to do it tonight.”

— Alexis Walker, Head Coach, Brownwood Lady Lions (koxe.com)

What’s next

The Lady Lions will travel to Stephenville on Tuesday, February 18th for a matchup between the two undefeated teams in District 5-4A. The winner will likely claim the district championship.

The takeaway

Brownwood's balanced scoring attack and dominant team performance showcased the depth and talent of the Lady Lions, who are poised to compete for the district title after an impressive start to the season.