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UMHB dominates Schreiner 66-7, improves to 7-1

Lily Ramirez
Lily Ramirez
Lily Ramirez
Reporter · Bryan, TX

A graduate of Texas Tech University, Lily has spent four years reporting on the arts and cultural scene in the Brazos Valley. Her work has appeared in local magazines and online platforms, and she is dedicated to elevating voices in the local creative community.

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Reporter · Saturday, October 31, 2026 at 11:44 PM · 5 min read
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UMHB football team celebrating a touchdown during the game against Schreiner

On a crisp Saturday afternoon in Central Texas, the stands of Crusader Stadium were alive with the roar of enthusiastic fans, their spirits soaring as the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB) football team took to the field. The atmosphere was electric, a palpable energy coursing through the crowd as families, friends, and alumni gathered to witness what would soon become a historic game. Little did they know, the Cru was about to deliver a performance that would be etched in their memories for years to come.

What Happened

In a stunning display of athleticism and teamwork, UMHB triumphed over Schreiner University with a commanding score of 66-7, marking a significant milestone as they improved their season record to 7-1. The game unfolded like a well-rehearsed symphony, with the Cru orchestrating an impressive 42 points in the first quarter alone. This explosive start set the tone for the entire match, leaving the Schreiner Mountaineers reeling and struggling to find their footing on the field.

Quarterback Kyle King led the charge for the Cru, showcasing his skills with a series of precise passes and strategic plays that left the opposing defense scrambling. King’s leadership on the field was undeniable, as he connected with wide receivers in a way that felt almost effortless. By the end of the game, he had thrown for three touchdowns, further solidifying his reputation as a key player in the Cru's lineup.

The Cru's defense was equally impressive, stifling Schreiner's offensive efforts at every turn. The defensive line, characterized by its tenacity and grit, put immense pressure on the Mountaineers, forcing turnovers and limiting their scoring opportunities. It was a true testament to the hard work and dedication that the team had put in throughout the season.

Community Reaction

The buzz surrounding the game extended beyond the stadium walls, as the local community rallied around the Cru's remarkable performance. Families and friends gathered to celebrate not just a victory, but a shared passion for their team and the values it represents. The camaraderie among fans was palpable, with many sporting their UMHB gear, proudly displaying their allegiance.

A Game Day Tradition

For many, attending a UMHB football game is more than just watching a sport; it’s a cherished tradition that fosters a sense of belonging and community. Local businesses felt the impact of the game day excitement, with restaurants and shops bustling with fans eager to grab a bite before the game or celebrate afterward. The economic boost from such events is invaluable, as it strengthens the local economy and promotes community engagement.

“It’s incredible to see the community come together like this,” said local business owner Maria Gonzalez. “Game days bring people out, and it’s a wonderful way to connect with neighbors and friends.” This sentiment echoed throughout the crowd, as families shared laughter and stories, creating lasting memories that extend far beyond the final score.

Local Heroes

Among the fans were local heroes, including former UMHB players who returned to support their team. Many of these alumni spoke about how their time at UMHB shaped their lives, both on and off the field. “Coming back here always feels like home,” said James Carter, a former linebacker who now coaches a local high school team. “It’s not just about the game; it’s about the relationships and the community that supports us.” Their presence at the game added an extra layer of pride and connection for current players and fans alike.

The Players' Commitment

At the heart of UMHB's success lies the unwavering commitment of its players and coaching staff. Head Coach Pete Fredenburg has instilled a culture of excellence within the team, emphasizing not only athletic prowess but also the importance of character and integrity. “We focus on building strong men on and off the field,” Fredenburg stated. “Winning is great, but it’s the values we instill that truly matter.”

This philosophy resonates deeply with the players, many of whom come from tight-knit families that prioritize education, faith, and hard work. For them, football is not just a game; it’s a platform to showcase their dedication and the values instilled in them by their families. Players like King, who have experienced the support of their loved ones, understand the significance of representing their community with pride.

Building Lifelong Bonds

Many players have formed lifelong friendships through their time on the team, bonding over shared experiences and challenges. “We go through so much together, and that creates a brotherhood,” said senior wide receiver Malik Johnson. “It’s not just about the wins; it’s about the relationships we build and the support we give each other.” This sense of unity is evident both on and off the field, as players often participate in community service projects together, reinforcing their commitment to giving back to the community that supports them.

Looking Ahead

As UMHB moves forward in the season, the excitement builds for what lies ahead. With a current record of 7-1, the Cru is poised to make a strong push for the playoffs. The upcoming games promise to be thrilling, as the team continues to hone their skills and strengthen their bond both on and off the field.

Fans are eagerly anticipating the next home game, where they can again gather to cheer on their team. The sense of unity that these games foster is invaluable, creating a supportive environment that encourages players to excel. “We’re all in this together,” said senior linebacker Jake Thompson. “When we play, we play for our families, our friends, and our community.”

Upcoming Challenges

The Cru's next opponents are expected to be formidable, with several teams known for their competitive spirit and strong rosters. Coaches are already strategizing to ensure that the team remains focused and prepared for these challenges. “Every game is a new opportunity to learn and grow,” said Fredenburg. “We take each week seriously and aim to improve every time we step on the field.”

As the Cru prepares for the challenges ahead, the foundation of strong family values and community support will undoubtedly play a crucial role in their journey. Fans can stay updated on the team’s progress and upcoming games by visiting the official UMHB athletics website, where they can find schedules, player profiles, and more.

Conclusion

The UMHB football team’s remarkable victory over Schreiner is a celebration of not just athletic excellence, but also the values that bind this community together. As families gather, friends connect, and traditions are honored, the spirit of the Cru thrives. It’s a reminder that in the heart of Central Texas, the love for the game is matched only by the love for one another.

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