The undefeated Lake Travis Cavaliers (9-0, 5-0) travel to take on the Austin Maroons (2-7, 2-3) in the final week of regular-season games on the Class 6A Region IV District 26 schedule. Lake Travis looks to cap off a perfect regular season, while the Maroons hope to play the role of spoiler on their home turf at House Park.

The regular season is going to close on Friday. The playoffs beckon. The American-Statesman takes a look at all Central Texas districts and their playoff scenarios.

Who will win in Week 9's Game of the Week: the Westlake Chaparrals or Lake Travis Cavaliers? FOX 7 Austin's Clif Thornton previews this week's match-up.

The storied rivalry between Lake Travis and Westlake adds another chapter Friday night when the undefeated Cavaliers (7-0, 3-0) travel to Chaparral Stadium to face the red-hot Chaparrals (6-1, 3-0) in a pivotal District 26-6A showdown.

Putting a damper on a night for Westlake when it retired the number of alumnus and former NFL star Drew Brees at Chaparral Stadium, Lake Travis routed its rival 31-10 for its first win in the “Battle of the Lakes” since 2019.

This article originally published at 'Critical injuries' reported after water rescue from major Texas lake. There was a fatal car crash on I-215 in Salt Lake City on Wednesday afternoon. According to San Diego Police, a man was stabbed in the neck several times by another man near the 5100 block of University Avenue around 6:45 a.m.

Check out the latest news from EISD and LTISD, including superior financial ratings from the state for both districts and EISD's potential strategies to save upwards of $7 million next fiscal year.

Four Austin-area teams remain unbeaten as the regular season ends this week: Lake Travis, Anderson, Bastrop and Regents. The playoffs begin next week.

Think twice before jumping headfirst into these two lakes hidden in the Lone Star State, as they have just been named two of the dirtiest lakes in America.