The “Battle of the Lakes” is here, and if last year’s 31-10 Lake Travis victory over Westlake is any indication, we’re in for a clash. This Friday marks the biggest regular season high school football game in Central Texas, with both teams bringing high-octane offenses averaging over 35 points per game. You know this rivalry is about to deliver.
Westlake Is On A Heater After Dropping 40 In Their Only Loss
The Westlake Chaparrals roll into this rivalry game with some serious momentum, sporting a 6-1 record overall and a perfect 3-0 in District 25-6A. They’re riding a three-game winning streak, looking like a team that’s found its rhythm. The only blemish on their record came in a non-district shootout, a wild 49-40 loss to Prosper. So yeah, these Chaps know how to put up points, and they can clearly handle a high-scoring affair.
Lake Travis Shut Out Stony Point After A District Stumble
Don’t sleep on the Lake Travis Cavaliers, though. They sit at 3-2-1 overall and 2-1 in district, but they just flexed with a dominant 47-0 win over Stony Point last week. That’s a huge bounce back after they stumbled with a district loss to Cedar Ridge. They are coming in hot, ready to defend their turf at Cavalier Stadium, and clearly know how to clamp down on defense when they need to, too.
Two New QBs Set To Explode In A Guaranteed High-Scoring Battle
If you love points, this is your game. Both the Chaparrals and the Cavaliers are averaging more than 35 points per game, so expect the scoreboard to be working overtime. What makes this even more intriguing? Both Westlake quarterback Patton Jones and Lake Travis signal caller Jason Carter are making their debut in this storied rivalry series. Talk about stepping into the fire! You know these guys will be looking to make a statement right from the jump.
This clash, set for Friday, October 23, at 6:50 p.m. from Cavalier Stadium, is more than just a game; it’s the “Battle of the Lakes,” the biggest regular season high school football game in Central Texas. You can catch all the action streaming on KXAN+ and NFHS Network, or tune in on 95.5 FM and 1370 AM. Get ready, because when these two hit the field, fireworks are guaranteed.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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