Texas, September 13, 2025
News Summary
Week 3 of Texas high school football brought thrilling overtime matches and impressive victories. Cedar Park and LBJ had narrow overtime wins, while Westlake and Lake Travis continued their dominance with decisive victories. Additionally, District 25-6A teams showcased strong performances. However, a non-district game between Edinburg and Brownsville Hanna was canceled due to an injury. The season continues to demonstrate the competitive spirit and skill within Texas high school football.
The Texas high school football season kicked off its third week with thrilling overtime matches and impressive victories across various districts. Cedar Park and LBJ secured remarkable wins in close contests that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
Cedar Park narrowly defeated Huntsville with a score of 36-29 in an overtime thriller, showcasing their resilience and determination. In another heart-stopping overtime match, LBJ edged out Wimberley with a score of 34-33, reaffirming their competitive edge in the league.
Meanwhile, reigning champions Westlake and Lake Travis maintained their winning streaks through decisive victories. Westlake triumphed over Humble Atascocita with a score of 35-28, while Lake Travis dominated Midland Legacy with an impressive 59-13 win. This showcases their ongoing strength in the competition.
In District 25-6A action, teams including Vandegrift, McNeil, and Cedar Ridge all recorded crucial wins in their opening games of the district. Vandegrift defeated Round Rock 35-6 at home, marking a solid start to their district campaign. McNeil had an astonishing score of 70 against Westwood, which ended at 45, while Vista Ridge managed a narrow 30-29 victory over Round Rock.
In addition, significant developments occurred in District 12-5A Division I, where Anderson claimed a commanding win over College Station with a score of 37-14. Other notable scores from this district included A&M Consolidated defeating Weiss 48-40 and Lehman overcoming Lockhart 32-12.
Week 3 also saw several striking performances in non-district matchups. Noteworthy games included Hendrickson narrowly winning against Hays 42-41, Johnson beating Austin High 34-0, and Waco Midway finishing strong against Rouse with a score of 38-28.
In the realm of private school football, matches also drew attention as Regents faced off against Antonian Prep and won 63-41, while Bellaire Episcopal edged out St. Michael’s 44-42, showcasing the competitive spirit in Texas high school football across all divisions.
A serious event unfolded during a non-district game between Edinburg and Brownsville Hanna, which was canceled after junior quarterback Albert Chavez sustained an injury and was transported to the hospital. At the time of the cancellation, Edinburg was leading 15-0. Coach Marc Guess confirmed that Chavez was alert and stable following the incident. Edinburg’s next matchup is scheduled against Mission Pioneer at 7 p.m. next Thursday.
This week has highlighted the competitive nature of Texas high school football, with seasoned teams showcasing their skills and emerging teams proving their mettle on the field.
FAQ
What teams achieved significant victories in Week 3 of Texas high school football?
Cedar Park won against Huntsville 36-29, LBJ edged Wimberley 34-33, Westlake defeated Humble Atascocita 35-28, and Lake Travis conquered Midland Legacy 59-13.
What notable scores were recorded outside of the main games?
Other notable scores included Hendrickson 42, Hays 41; Johnson 34, Austin High 0; Waco Midway 38, Rouse 28; and various private school matches.
What happened during the Edinburg vs. Brownsville Hanna game?
The game was called off due to an injury to junior quarterback Albert Chavez, who was subsequently taken to the hospital. At the time, Edinburg was leading 15-0.
Key Features Recap
| Team | Opponent | Score | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cedar Park | Huntsville | 36-29 | Overtime |
| LBJ | Wimberley | 34-33 | Overtime |
| Westlake | Humble Atascocita | 35-28 | Regular |
| Lake Travis | Midland Legacy | 59-13 | Regular |
| Anderson | College Station | 37-14 | District |
| Edinburg | Brownsville Hanna | 15-0 (Canceled) | Non-district |
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Additional Resources
- Sports Illustrated: Texas High School Football Week 3 Top 25
- Wikipedia: Texas High School Football
- KENS5: Texas High School Football Now
- Google Search: Texas High School Football
- Statesman: TX HS Week 3 Austin Area Scores
- Google Scholar: Texas High School Football
- NBCDFW: Big Game Friday Texas High School Football Scores
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Texas High School Football
- Sports Illustrated: Texas High School Game Canceled
- Google News: Texas High School Football
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