High School
Everything had to go right for Windthorst, and it did.
The Windthorst Trojans needed everything to go right in the final minutes of the 2A Division II UIL Texas high school football state championship game. And it did, culminating with Ethan Belcher's successful two-point conversion attempt to win the game.
With 26 seconds left in the 2A Division II state championship game against state powerhouse Mart, Windthorst lined up for the play of its life.
Windthorst needed darn near a miracle just to be in this moment. Two of its last three games were decided by one score. Wide receiver Kyle Wolf needed a legendary catch on 4th-and-12 that netted him Offensive MVP honors to even give the Trojans a chance.
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