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Power outage halts Westlake, Cedar Ridge game in second quarter

A second-quarter electrical failure at Chaparral Stadium forced a pause in the top District 25-6A matchup, which will resume at noon Saturday with Westlake ahead 20-7.

By Andrew Kovalenko ·

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Westlake and Cedar Ridge began their District 25-6A matchup on Friday night but will not finish it until Saturday. A power outage at Chaparral Stadium in the second quarter forced the suspension of the game between the area's top two teams in the Class 6A power poll.

The Chaparrals, who sit at 7-1 overall and 4-0 in district play, led the Raiders 20-7 when the electricity cut out. Cedar Ridge enters the contest with an 8-0 record and a perfect 4-0 district mark. The two teams will resume the game at noon Saturday.

The interruption did not affect the rest of the Central Texas slate. All other scheduled games in the Austin area concluded on Friday night.

In other Class 6A District 25 action, Lake Travis defeated Round Rock 31-14. Westwood beat McNeil 63-33. The district leaderboards also saw Cedar Park defeat Vista Ridge 34-21, Vandegrift beat Rouse 42-28, and East View edge Leander 27-24.

District 26-6A results showed Bowie winning 55-7 against Akins, Johnson beating Austin High 42-6, and Hays defeating Del Valle 68-14. In District 27-6A, S.A. Wagner won 33-28 over San Marcos.

Class 5A results included Killeen Shoemaker beating Connally 38-14 and Anderson defeating Cedar Creek 63-0. College Station won 58-14 against Glenn, while Weiss beat Hendrickson 63-26. Boerne Champion shut out McCallum 61-0, and Manor defeated Lockhart 42-7. Pflugerville won 76-0 against Navarro, and Alamo Heights beat Legacy Ranch 42-11.

In Class 4A and lower divisions, Stephenville beat Burnet 51-14, Jarrell won 36-7 against China Spring, and Lampasas defeated Marble Falls 28-7. Fredericksburg edged Taylor 27-21, Comal Davenport won 58-0 over Travis, and LBJ beat Northeast 78-19. Lago Vista defeated Giddings 31-21, and Wimberley won 80-18 against Manor New Tech. Luling beat Smithville 43-6, Thrall won 20-0 against Anderson-Shiro, Thorndale defeated Rosebud-Lott 48-35, and Granger beat Bruceville-Eddy 42-0. Dripping Springs, Hutto, Stony Point, Georgetown, Liberty Hill, Lehman, and Florence were off for the week.

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