Westlake overwhelmed McNeil 70-6 on homecoming night, using two first-quarter special-teams touchdowns and a dominant defense to take control early. The 6-1 Chaps now turn to a rivalry matchup with Lake Travis, hoping to avenge last year’s loss.

By the Numbers
  • Westlake: 70 points; McNeil: 6.
  • Westlake scored five touchdowns in the first quarter, including two on special-teams plays.
  • Westlake entered the game 6-1 overall and 3-0 in District 25-6A; McNeil was 0-8 and 0-4.
Yes, But

McNeil’s 0-8 record underscored the mismatch, so Westlake’s next test against rival Lake Travis should offer a stronger measure of the Chaps’ progress.

What's Next

Westlake faces Lake Travis on Friday at 7 p.m. at Leif Johnson Ford Field at Cavalier Stadium. The Chaps are seeking a rebound after losing last year’s homecoming game to the Cavaliers, 31-10.

Bottom Line

Westlake’s special teams and defense created an early rout; now the Chaps must carry that momentum into a rivalry game with more at stake.