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Inaugural King of the Hill • Final

Liberty Hill Wins, 25–23

What a nail-biter. Liberty Hill High School came away with a 25–23 win over Legacy Ranch High School in the first King of the Hill matchup, but the night was about much more than the final score. Thank you to our students, staff, families, volunteers, community partners, and fans for showing up, competing, and coming together.

Liberty Hill High School Panthers logo
Liberty Hill High School Panthers
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Legacy Ranch High School Wranglers logo
Legacy Ranch High School Wranglers
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Two schools. One district. One community.
Thank you for showing what it looks like when competition and community come together.
Community Impact

The Biggest Win Was Bigger Than Football

King of the Hill brought together school spirit, community giving, and support for local families across Liberty Hill ISD.

2,000+ Food Items Donated

More than 2,000 nonperishable food items were donated to Operation Liberty Hill through the King of the Hill Food Drive.

$3,000 Legacy Ranch High School

Legacy Ranch collected the most donations, earning a $3,000 contribution from the Liberty Hill ISD Education Foundation.

$2,000 Liberty Hill High School

Liberty Hill High School received a $2,000 contribution from the Liberty Hill ISD Education Foundation.

$1,470 For Operation Liberty Hill

King of the Hill donated $1,470 from shirt sales directly to Operation Liberty Hill, helping support families right here in our community.

King of the Hill Isn't Over Yet

The football game is in the books, but there are still ways to take part in the community-wide celebration this week.

Through Oct. 9

Keep the Food Drive Going

Students, staff, families, and community members may continue bringing nonperishable food items to LHISD campuses during normal school hours. All remaining donations benefit Operation Liberty Hill.

Oct. 10 • 8 a.m.

The Great Family Fun Run

Join the community at Lions Foundation Park, 355 Main Street in Liberty Hill, for the Great Family Fun Run before the Sculpture Festival.

Oct. 10

Liberty Hill Sculpture Festival

The Sculpture Festival serves as the community finale for King of the Hill, bringing together art, family activities, and recognition of the food-drive effort.

About the Inaugural Game

Liberty Hill High School and Legacy Ranch High School met for the first King of the Hill football game on Oct. 2 at Panther Stadium. Liberty Hill earned the inaugural title with a 25–23 victory.

Final Result

Liberty Hill 25, Legacy Ranch 23

The first varsity football meeting between the Panthers and Wranglers came down to the final moments, with Liberty Hill finishing on top by two points.

Official Broadcasts

Rewatch the Game

Fans can revisit the inaugural King of the Hill through the official VYPE broadcasts.

Districtwide Food Drive

Keep Giving Through Oct. 9

The friendly feeder-pattern competition is complete, but the districtwide food drive benefiting Operation Liberty Hill continues through Oct. 9. Remaining donations may be dropped off at any LHISD campus during normal school hours.

What to Donate & Where to Bring It
Drop off at any LHISD campus.

Canned goods and other shelf-stable, nonperishable pantry items are welcome. Donations may be delivered during normal school hours through Oct. 9.

About Operation Liberty Hill

Operation Liberty Hill supports families within Liberty Hill ISD boundaries through programs including a community food pantry, weekend and holiday food assistance for students, back-to-school support, holiday programs, and other seasonal assistance.

Keep the Matchup Going

Play Crown Clash '26

The final whistle has blown at Panther Stadium, but the Panthers vs. Wranglers matchup can keep going. Choose your team, play a full game, chase a new high score, and challenge your friends in Crown Clash '26.

High Scores See how high you can climb
Achievements Unlock milestones as you play
Challenge Friends Share it and challenge your friends
Play Crown Clash '26

Two Schools. One District. One Community.

Congratulations to Liberty Hill on the win, and thank you to everyone who helped make the first King of the Hill a night to remember.