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Herrera Hawks win eighth-grade city title over United Mavericks
The championship game was played at Elias Herrera Middle School on February 7th.
Published on Feb. 7, 2026
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The Herrera Hawks defeated the United Mavericks 52-47 to claim the eighth-grade Division I city championship in Laredo, Texas. The game was played on February 7th at Elias Herrera Middle School.
Why it matters
This championship game was the culmination of the local middle school basketball season, showcasing the top talent in the city's eighth-grade division. The victory for the Herrera Hawks represents a significant achievement for the school and its basketball program.
The details
The Herrera Hawks and United Mavericks faced off in the championship game of the eighth-grade Division I city tournament. Herrera emerged victorious with a final score of 52-47, claiming the city title.
- The championship game was played on February 7, 2026.
The players
Herrera Hawks
The middle school basketball team from Elias Herrera Middle School that won the eighth-grade Division I city championship.
United Mavericks
The middle school basketball team from United Middle School that was the runner-up in the eighth-grade Division I city championship.
The takeaway
The Herrera Hawks' victory in the eighth-grade city championship showcases the strength of the school's basketball program and the talented young players who will likely go on to represent their high schools in the coming years.



