Westlake absolutely blew the doors off Midland Lee Friday night, delivering a crushing 49-6 rout right there at Chaparral Stadium. This wasn’t just a win, it was a statement game for the Chaps, who are now sitting pretty at 3-1 after their final nondistrict clash.
Dual Threat Dominance Paves the Way
The Chaps’ offense was straight-up relentless. They racked up an insane 252 rushing yards, and the two-headed monster of Patton Jones and Pete Fredenburg was unstoppable, both throwing and running for scores. CJ Jones was electric, rushing for 81 yards and a touchdown, plus snatching a TD pass. He kicked things off right away with a 9-yard run to cap the opening drive. Jones followed up with a 1-yard TD run himself, then connected with Nash Chapman for a 16-yard scoring strike. Just like that, it was 21-0 with less than seven minutes off the clock.
Halftime Hype and Defensive Lock Down
Midland Lee couldn’t even breathe. Westlake’s defense was stout, allowing only 194 total yards for the entire game. The Chaps kept pouring it on in the second quarter: Braden Riddell with a 7-yard run, Chase Brodhead with a 31-yarder, and Fredenburg hitting CJ Jones for an 18-yard TD pass. By halftime, it was a ridiculous 42-0. Fredenburg even added a 14-yard scoring run midway through the fourth, pushing it to 49-0 before Midland Lee finally got on the board. Patton Jones finished with 106 yards passing, too.
What a way to finish nondistrict play! Next up, Westlake hosts Round Rock on Thursday to kick off District 25-6A action. The Chaps are rolling, and everyone better be ready for them.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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