Flour Bluff girls soccer wins first District Championship in 11 years

The Lady Hornets end the regular season with a 22-1-1 record

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

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The Flour Bluff Lady Hornets (22-1-1, 15-1) secured the UIL District 29-5A Championship for the first time since 2015, ending the longtime streak previously held by Gregory-Portland. The team celebrated with an 8-0 shutout over King on Monday at Cabaniss Field.

Why it matters

This championship marks a significant milestone for the Flour Bluff girls soccer program, which has been working towards this goal for over a decade. The team's strong chemistry and performance this season have positioned them well for a deep playoff run.

The details

Flour Bluff got out to a hot start, scoring 6 of their 8 goals in the first half. Goals were scored by Madeline Rupp, Aubrey Wagoner (2), Caroline Speed (3), Blakely Miller, and Aidan Proud. The team's assistant coach, Chelsea Spoor, is in her second year as the head coach and this championship was a long time coming for her as well.

  • Flour Bluff secured the District Championship on Monday, March 10, 2026.
  • The Lady Hornets ended the regular season with a 22-1-1 record.

The players

Alison Van Derostyne

Flour Bluff senior right back who said the team's chemistry was the key to their success this season.

Aidan Proud

Flour Bluff senior left wing who said this is the best the team has ever been and the closest she's ever been to any team.

Chelsea Spoor

Flour Bluff's head coach, who was previously an assistant for 4 seasons before taking over the program.

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What they’re saying

“I think the greatest thing this year that really took us far was our team chemistry. For me to be able to play for these girls and play for the team means a lot to me.”

— Alison Van Derostyne, Flour Bluff senior right back (kristv.com)

“I feel like this is the best the team has ever been. This is the closest I've ever been to any team. It means a lot, especially to give my coach that. This is only her second year as head coach here, and I feel like she worked really hard for it too and you really felt the shift in the team.”

— Aidan Proud, Flour Bluff senior left wing (kristv.com)

“I caught them trying to get me earlier. I figured it was inevitable, but I'll take it. It was cold, but I'll take it.”

— Chelsea Spoor, Flour Bluff head coach (kristv.com)

What’s next

Playoffs start next week for the Flour Bluff Lady Hornets, with the opponent, date, time and location to be determined.

The takeaway

This championship victory for the Flour Bluff girls soccer team is a testament to their hard work, strong team chemistry, and the leadership of their second-year head coach. As they head into the playoffs, the Lady Hornets are poised to make a deep postseason run and continue their successful season.