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84. • GeneralCity of Laredo (Webb County)

Recognizing Elite LTX, a 4th Grade youth basketball team from Blackout Athletics, for winning the Las Vegas Grand Finale Championship, defeating IE Elite of the Inland Empire from the Los Angeles area by a score of 40–38. Elite LTX completed the season with an outstanding 63–3 record, remained undefeated against Laredo competition for four consecutive years, and finished undefeated against San

Presented in: City of Laredo City Council Meeting on 2026-09-08
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Recognizing Elite LTX, a 4th Grade youth basketball team from Blackout Athletics, for winning the Las Vegas Grand Finale Championship, defeating IE Elite of the Inland Empire from the Los Angeles area by a score of 40–38. Elite LTX completed the season with an outstanding 63–3 record, remained undefeated against Laredo competition for four consecutive years, and finished undefeated against San Antonio and Rio Grande Valley teams. Now in its fourth year, the team has retained six of its seven players since its founding, with the seventh player joining in year three. The team's continued success reflects the value of consistency, dedicated parent support, and exceptional coaching at Blackout Athletics. Their dedication, teamwork, discipline, and perseverance are a true reflection of their commitment to excellence both on and off the court, as well as in the classroom. Their motto, “We Are Elite,” represents the program’s commitment to success in athletics, academics, and life. Special recognition is extended to Head Coach CJ Martinez and Assistant Coaches Mat Duron, Andy Pompa, and JJ Gomez for their exceptional leadership and commitment to developing these young athletes. Elite LTX Players: #0 Marcelo Valdez, #1 Fay Gutierrez, #3 Eugenio Galindo, #9 Rogelio Villarreal, #13 Rudy Noyola, #21 Alfredo Camero, and #77 Manning Deveze.