1

Issue 36 June 1 2016

Photos- Deborah StewartCatcher Kevin Daily

and Pitcher Garrett AylorWHS Varsity Baseball

2

3

and nowA message from Nick Jonas

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AD SALESMedia SalesJoe Taylor512-431-2436joechapsillustratedcom

SHARE WITH US

E-mailSend us your stories and photos about sports events and commu-nity events at the address storieschapsillustratedcomphotoschapsillustratedcom

TwitterFollow us on Twitter for info about when issues come out by following us chapsillustrated

FacebookFriend westlakenation for special updates about the magazine and send us messages about story ideasfacebookcomwestlakenation

FlipboardThe WestlakeNation Flipboard pages are available at westlakenationcomflipboard

You can also send us emails with comments and suggestions and we may run those in a letters to the editor section in future issues

ContributorsWriters Monica KanePhotographers Michelle Tucker Jerry Saulman Paul Brick Nimai Malle

To Subscribe to the MagazineSubscribe for free to the magazine on ChapsIllustratedcom

CHAPS ILLUSTRATED IS A TRADEMARK OF ACTION GALLERY PROS copy 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Chaps Illustrated is published weekly during the football season of Westlake High School in Austin TX and monthly during the remainder of the high school year PRINCIPAL ADDRESS Chaps Illustrated Magazine co Michelle Tucker 3408 Stratford Hills Ln Austin TX 78746 Jerry Saulman Editor Michelle Tucker Publisher

Address all editorial and business correspondance to infochapsillustratedcom All information about past issues can be found on the web site for the magazine - chapsillustratedcom

CHAPSILLUSTRATED IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RETURN OR LOSS OF OR DAMAGE OR ANY OTHER INJURY TO UNSOLICITED MANUSCRIPTS UNSOLICIT-ED ARTWORK OR OTHER UNSOLICITED MATERIALS THOSE SUBMITTING MATERIALS SHOULD NOT SUBMIT ORIGINAL COPIES BUT ONLY ELECTRONIC COPIES ANY ORIGINAL MATERIALS SENT MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RETURN POSTAGE PAID MAILER

Principal PhotographyMichelle TuckerJerry Saulman

Associate PhotographerNimai MallePaul Brick

NutritionistMonica Kane

Exercise and Fitness ExpertsKyle GoldenJordan Gramm

FashionAlexis Saulman

AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR LEGAL TEAMEntire contents copyright 2015 ActionGalleryPros All rights reserved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibitedActionGalleryPros and Chaps Illustrated are not affiliated with the companies or products cov-ered in Chaps Illustrated All information provided is as far as Chaps Illustrated is aware based on information correct at the time of publication We welcome reader submissions but cannot promise they will be published or returned to you By submitting the materials to us you agree to give ChapsIllustrated the royalty-free perpetual non-exclusive right to publish and re-use your submis-sion in any form in any and all media and to use your name and other information in connection with the submission

ONE GOOD TURN is a feature of the magazine that seeks to identify persons in the Westlake communi-ty who do greater good for the purpose of stimulating opportunities for others to do good in the community We welcome your nominations of others and the good organi-zations that they work with by sending an email to us at storieschapsillustratedcom and well take all those nomi-nations into consideration for future issues Visit chapsil-lustratedcomonegoodturn for more information about honorees and their related organizations

EditorMichelle Tucker512-423-5731michellechapsillustratedcom

EditorJerry Saulman

512-287-6766jerrychapsillustratedcom

ON THE COVER Varsity Baseball Kevin Daily and Garrett AylorBACK COVER Varsity Baseball

CHAPS ILLUSTRATED

See inside pages for favorite shots

5

Covering WestlakeHigh School Athletics

Lacey BoydSenior Softball PlayerPlaying next year at

Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Contents

60 Boys Golf

9 Contributors

16 Football Preview

98 Girls Golf

11 How to Follow the Magazine

114 Index of Advertisers

56 Nutrition

18 OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

30 Spring Signing Day at Westlake

10 Thoughts from the Editors

67 Westlake Lacrosse

62 Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

90 Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

102 Zenith 2016

6

7

8

MORE FEATURES

Todd Dodge was recently selected to coach in 2017 US Army All-American Bowl

Dodge will lead the West Team Congratulations Coach Dodge

you make Westlake Nation very proud

G

o

C

H

A

P

s

9

Monica KaneMonica is a Registered Dietitian and earned her Bachelor of Science in the field of Human Nutrition amp Dietetics from the University of Illinois in Chicago in 1997 Monica has worked with adults and children in both in patient hospital and out patient settings providing need specific medical nutrition therapy Monica has a passion for helping others achieve optimal health through realistic diet and lifestyle modification

Nimai MalleNimai Malle is an avid photographer video game developer and entrepreneur Soon after moving to the Westlake area in 2004 Nimai began using his passion for photography to serve the district support the schools and provide beautiful memories for students and parents Nimai is well known for photographing cheer leading and dance school fund raising events parties senior portraits and family photos

Alexis SaulmanAlexis is an arts and design graduate with a dozen plus years in various retail store chains selling all types of merchandise including everything from shoes to high end fashion Currently he is working as the store manager for the Brahmin outlet store at the outlet mall in San Marcos which features hand-made in the USA purses and leather goods made from Texas leather

Joe TaylorJoe Taylor is the director of broadcasting for Number 9 Productions and provides the play-by-play commentary for all media broadcasts In his 10th season at the helm of this production he has seen it grow into a well respected professional simulcast that includes radio television Internet mobile media and social media

Kyle GoldenKyle Golden is the Owner and Founder of Work It Personal Training in Austin TX and is also a Certified Personal Trainer Through his personalized approach to train-ing Kyle has helped over a hundred clients successfully meet their health and fitness goals Kyle has written for numerous magazine and blogs has been featured on the Cooking Channel and has been featured in a growing number of publications

Jordan GrammJordan Gramm is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Work It Personal Training Jordanrsquos interest in health and wellness began from an early age being involved with different sports in high school and eventually in college His interest in sports led him to earn a degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Indiana Universityrsquos School of Public Health

Contributors

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

2

3

and nowA message from Nick Jonas

4

AD SALESMedia SalesJoe Taylor512-431-2436joechapsillustratedcom

SHARE WITH US

E-mailSend us your stories and photos about sports events and commu-nity events at the address storieschapsillustratedcomphotoschapsillustratedcom

TwitterFollow us on Twitter for info about when issues come out by following us chapsillustrated

FacebookFriend westlakenation for special updates about the magazine and send us messages about story ideasfacebookcomwestlakenation

FlipboardThe WestlakeNation Flipboard pages are available at westlakenationcomflipboard

You can also send us emails with comments and suggestions and we may run those in a letters to the editor section in future issues

ContributorsWriters Monica KanePhotographers Michelle Tucker Jerry Saulman Paul Brick Nimai Malle

To Subscribe to the MagazineSubscribe for free to the magazine on ChapsIllustratedcom

CHAPS ILLUSTRATED IS A TRADEMARK OF ACTION GALLERY PROS copy 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Chaps Illustrated is published weekly during the football season of Westlake High School in Austin TX and monthly during the remainder of the high school year PRINCIPAL ADDRESS Chaps Illustrated Magazine co Michelle Tucker 3408 Stratford Hills Ln Austin TX 78746 Jerry Saulman Editor Michelle Tucker Publisher

Address all editorial and business correspondance to infochapsillustratedcom All information about past issues can be found on the web site for the magazine - chapsillustratedcom

CHAPSILLUSTRATED IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RETURN OR LOSS OF OR DAMAGE OR ANY OTHER INJURY TO UNSOLICITED MANUSCRIPTS UNSOLICIT-ED ARTWORK OR OTHER UNSOLICITED MATERIALS THOSE SUBMITTING MATERIALS SHOULD NOT SUBMIT ORIGINAL COPIES BUT ONLY ELECTRONIC COPIES ANY ORIGINAL MATERIALS SENT MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RETURN POSTAGE PAID MAILER

Principal PhotographyMichelle TuckerJerry Saulman

Associate PhotographerNimai MallePaul Brick

NutritionistMonica Kane

Exercise and Fitness ExpertsKyle GoldenJordan Gramm

FashionAlexis Saulman

AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR LEGAL TEAMEntire contents copyright 2015 ActionGalleryPros All rights reserved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibitedActionGalleryPros and Chaps Illustrated are not affiliated with the companies or products cov-ered in Chaps Illustrated All information provided is as far as Chaps Illustrated is aware based on information correct at the time of publication We welcome reader submissions but cannot promise they will be published or returned to you By submitting the materials to us you agree to give ChapsIllustrated the royalty-free perpetual non-exclusive right to publish and re-use your submis-sion in any form in any and all media and to use your name and other information in connection with the submission

ONE GOOD TURN is a feature of the magazine that seeks to identify persons in the Westlake communi-ty who do greater good for the purpose of stimulating opportunities for others to do good in the community We welcome your nominations of others and the good organi-zations that they work with by sending an email to us at storieschapsillustratedcom and well take all those nomi-nations into consideration for future issues Visit chapsil-lustratedcomonegoodturn for more information about honorees and their related organizations

EditorMichelle Tucker512-423-5731michellechapsillustratedcom

EditorJerry Saulman

512-287-6766jerrychapsillustratedcom

ON THE COVER Varsity Baseball Kevin Daily and Garrett AylorBACK COVER Varsity Baseball

CHAPS ILLUSTRATED

See inside pages for favorite shots

5

Covering WestlakeHigh School Athletics

Lacey BoydSenior Softball PlayerPlaying next year at

Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Contents

60 Boys Golf

9 Contributors

16 Football Preview

98 Girls Golf

11 How to Follow the Magazine

114 Index of Advertisers

56 Nutrition

18 OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

30 Spring Signing Day at Westlake

10 Thoughts from the Editors

67 Westlake Lacrosse

62 Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

90 Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

102 Zenith 2016

6

7

8

MORE FEATURES

Todd Dodge was recently selected to coach in 2017 US Army All-American Bowl

Dodge will lead the West Team Congratulations Coach Dodge

you make Westlake Nation very proud

G

o

C

H

A

P

s

9

Monica KaneMonica is a Registered Dietitian and earned her Bachelor of Science in the field of Human Nutrition amp Dietetics from the University of Illinois in Chicago in 1997 Monica has worked with adults and children in both in patient hospital and out patient settings providing need specific medical nutrition therapy Monica has a passion for helping others achieve optimal health through realistic diet and lifestyle modification

Nimai MalleNimai Malle is an avid photographer video game developer and entrepreneur Soon after moving to the Westlake area in 2004 Nimai began using his passion for photography to serve the district support the schools and provide beautiful memories for students and parents Nimai is well known for photographing cheer leading and dance school fund raising events parties senior portraits and family photos

Alexis SaulmanAlexis is an arts and design graduate with a dozen plus years in various retail store chains selling all types of merchandise including everything from shoes to high end fashion Currently he is working as the store manager for the Brahmin outlet store at the outlet mall in San Marcos which features hand-made in the USA purses and leather goods made from Texas leather

Joe TaylorJoe Taylor is the director of broadcasting for Number 9 Productions and provides the play-by-play commentary for all media broadcasts In his 10th season at the helm of this production he has seen it grow into a well respected professional simulcast that includes radio television Internet mobile media and social media

Kyle GoldenKyle Golden is the Owner and Founder of Work It Personal Training in Austin TX and is also a Certified Personal Trainer Through his personalized approach to train-ing Kyle has helped over a hundred clients successfully meet their health and fitness goals Kyle has written for numerous magazine and blogs has been featured on the Cooking Channel and has been featured in a growing number of publications

Jordan GrammJordan Gramm is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Work It Personal Training Jordanrsquos interest in health and wellness began from an early age being involved with different sports in high school and eventually in college His interest in sports led him to earn a degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Indiana Universityrsquos School of Public Health

Contributors

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

3

and nowA message from Nick Jonas

4

AD SALESMedia SalesJoe Taylor512-431-2436joechapsillustratedcom

SHARE WITH US

E-mailSend us your stories and photos about sports events and commu-nity events at the address storieschapsillustratedcomphotoschapsillustratedcom

TwitterFollow us on Twitter for info about when issues come out by following us chapsillustrated

FacebookFriend westlakenation for special updates about the magazine and send us messages about story ideasfacebookcomwestlakenation

FlipboardThe WestlakeNation Flipboard pages are available at westlakenationcomflipboard

You can also send us emails with comments and suggestions and we may run those in a letters to the editor section in future issues

ContributorsWriters Monica KanePhotographers Michelle Tucker Jerry Saulman Paul Brick Nimai Malle

To Subscribe to the MagazineSubscribe for free to the magazine on ChapsIllustratedcom

CHAPS ILLUSTRATED IS A TRADEMARK OF ACTION GALLERY PROS copy 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Chaps Illustrated is published weekly during the football season of Westlake High School in Austin TX and monthly during the remainder of the high school year PRINCIPAL ADDRESS Chaps Illustrated Magazine co Michelle Tucker 3408 Stratford Hills Ln Austin TX 78746 Jerry Saulman Editor Michelle Tucker Publisher

Address all editorial and business correspondance to infochapsillustratedcom All information about past issues can be found on the web site for the magazine - chapsillustratedcom

CHAPSILLUSTRATED IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RETURN OR LOSS OF OR DAMAGE OR ANY OTHER INJURY TO UNSOLICITED MANUSCRIPTS UNSOLICIT-ED ARTWORK OR OTHER UNSOLICITED MATERIALS THOSE SUBMITTING MATERIALS SHOULD NOT SUBMIT ORIGINAL COPIES BUT ONLY ELECTRONIC COPIES ANY ORIGINAL MATERIALS SENT MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RETURN POSTAGE PAID MAILER

Principal PhotographyMichelle TuckerJerry Saulman

Associate PhotographerNimai MallePaul Brick

NutritionistMonica Kane

Exercise and Fitness ExpertsKyle GoldenJordan Gramm

FashionAlexis Saulman

AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR LEGAL TEAMEntire contents copyright 2015 ActionGalleryPros All rights reserved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibitedActionGalleryPros and Chaps Illustrated are not affiliated with the companies or products cov-ered in Chaps Illustrated All information provided is as far as Chaps Illustrated is aware based on information correct at the time of publication We welcome reader submissions but cannot promise they will be published or returned to you By submitting the materials to us you agree to give ChapsIllustrated the royalty-free perpetual non-exclusive right to publish and re-use your submis-sion in any form in any and all media and to use your name and other information in connection with the submission

ONE GOOD TURN is a feature of the magazine that seeks to identify persons in the Westlake communi-ty who do greater good for the purpose of stimulating opportunities for others to do good in the community We welcome your nominations of others and the good organi-zations that they work with by sending an email to us at storieschapsillustratedcom and well take all those nomi-nations into consideration for future issues Visit chapsil-lustratedcomonegoodturn for more information about honorees and their related organizations

EditorMichelle Tucker512-423-5731michellechapsillustratedcom

EditorJerry Saulman

512-287-6766jerrychapsillustratedcom

ON THE COVER Varsity Baseball Kevin Daily and Garrett AylorBACK COVER Varsity Baseball

CHAPS ILLUSTRATED

See inside pages for favorite shots

5

Covering WestlakeHigh School Athletics

Lacey BoydSenior Softball PlayerPlaying next year at

Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Contents

60 Boys Golf

9 Contributors

16 Football Preview

98 Girls Golf

11 How to Follow the Magazine

114 Index of Advertisers

56 Nutrition

18 OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

30 Spring Signing Day at Westlake

10 Thoughts from the Editors

67 Westlake Lacrosse

62 Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

90 Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

102 Zenith 2016

6

7

8

MORE FEATURES

Todd Dodge was recently selected to coach in 2017 US Army All-American Bowl

Dodge will lead the West Team Congratulations Coach Dodge

you make Westlake Nation very proud

G

o

C

H

A

P

s

9

Monica KaneMonica is a Registered Dietitian and earned her Bachelor of Science in the field of Human Nutrition amp Dietetics from the University of Illinois in Chicago in 1997 Monica has worked with adults and children in both in patient hospital and out patient settings providing need specific medical nutrition therapy Monica has a passion for helping others achieve optimal health through realistic diet and lifestyle modification

Nimai MalleNimai Malle is an avid photographer video game developer and entrepreneur Soon after moving to the Westlake area in 2004 Nimai began using his passion for photography to serve the district support the schools and provide beautiful memories for students and parents Nimai is well known for photographing cheer leading and dance school fund raising events parties senior portraits and family photos

Alexis SaulmanAlexis is an arts and design graduate with a dozen plus years in various retail store chains selling all types of merchandise including everything from shoes to high end fashion Currently he is working as the store manager for the Brahmin outlet store at the outlet mall in San Marcos which features hand-made in the USA purses and leather goods made from Texas leather

Joe TaylorJoe Taylor is the director of broadcasting for Number 9 Productions and provides the play-by-play commentary for all media broadcasts In his 10th season at the helm of this production he has seen it grow into a well respected professional simulcast that includes radio television Internet mobile media and social media

Kyle GoldenKyle Golden is the Owner and Founder of Work It Personal Training in Austin TX and is also a Certified Personal Trainer Through his personalized approach to train-ing Kyle has helped over a hundred clients successfully meet their health and fitness goals Kyle has written for numerous magazine and blogs has been featured on the Cooking Channel and has been featured in a growing number of publications

Jordan GrammJordan Gramm is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Work It Personal Training Jordanrsquos interest in health and wellness began from an early age being involved with different sports in high school and eventually in college His interest in sports led him to earn a degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Indiana Universityrsquos School of Public Health

Contributors

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

4

AD SALESMedia SalesJoe Taylor512-431-2436joechapsillustratedcom

SHARE WITH US

E-mailSend us your stories and photos about sports events and commu-nity events at the address storieschapsillustratedcomphotoschapsillustratedcom

TwitterFollow us on Twitter for info about when issues come out by following us chapsillustrated

FacebookFriend westlakenation for special updates about the magazine and send us messages about story ideasfacebookcomwestlakenation

FlipboardThe WestlakeNation Flipboard pages are available at westlakenationcomflipboard

You can also send us emails with comments and suggestions and we may run those in a letters to the editor section in future issues

ContributorsWriters Monica KanePhotographers Michelle Tucker Jerry Saulman Paul Brick Nimai Malle

To Subscribe to the MagazineSubscribe for free to the magazine on ChapsIllustratedcom

CHAPS ILLUSTRATED IS A TRADEMARK OF ACTION GALLERY PROS copy 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Chaps Illustrated is published weekly during the football season of Westlake High School in Austin TX and monthly during the remainder of the high school year PRINCIPAL ADDRESS Chaps Illustrated Magazine co Michelle Tucker 3408 Stratford Hills Ln Austin TX 78746 Jerry Saulman Editor Michelle Tucker Publisher

Address all editorial and business correspondance to infochapsillustratedcom All information about past issues can be found on the web site for the magazine - chapsillustratedcom

CHAPSILLUSTRATED IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RETURN OR LOSS OF OR DAMAGE OR ANY OTHER INJURY TO UNSOLICITED MANUSCRIPTS UNSOLICIT-ED ARTWORK OR OTHER UNSOLICITED MATERIALS THOSE SUBMITTING MATERIALS SHOULD NOT SUBMIT ORIGINAL COPIES BUT ONLY ELECTRONIC COPIES ANY ORIGINAL MATERIALS SENT MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RETURN POSTAGE PAID MAILER

Principal PhotographyMichelle TuckerJerry Saulman

Associate PhotographerNimai MallePaul Brick

NutritionistMonica Kane

Exercise and Fitness ExpertsKyle GoldenJordan Gramm

FashionAlexis Saulman

AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR LEGAL TEAMEntire contents copyright 2015 ActionGalleryPros All rights reserved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibitedActionGalleryPros and Chaps Illustrated are not affiliated with the companies or products cov-ered in Chaps Illustrated All information provided is as far as Chaps Illustrated is aware based on information correct at the time of publication We welcome reader submissions but cannot promise they will be published or returned to you By submitting the materials to us you agree to give ChapsIllustrated the royalty-free perpetual non-exclusive right to publish and re-use your submis-sion in any form in any and all media and to use your name and other information in connection with the submission

ONE GOOD TURN is a feature of the magazine that seeks to identify persons in the Westlake communi-ty who do greater good for the purpose of stimulating opportunities for others to do good in the community We welcome your nominations of others and the good organi-zations that they work with by sending an email to us at storieschapsillustratedcom and well take all those nomi-nations into consideration for future issues Visit chapsil-lustratedcomonegoodturn for more information about honorees and their related organizations

EditorMichelle Tucker512-423-5731michellechapsillustratedcom

EditorJerry Saulman

512-287-6766jerrychapsillustratedcom

ON THE COVER Varsity Baseball Kevin Daily and Garrett AylorBACK COVER Varsity Baseball

CHAPS ILLUSTRATED

See inside pages for favorite shots

5

Covering WestlakeHigh School Athletics

Lacey BoydSenior Softball PlayerPlaying next year at

Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Contents

60 Boys Golf

9 Contributors

16 Football Preview

98 Girls Golf

11 How to Follow the Magazine

114 Index of Advertisers

56 Nutrition

18 OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

30 Spring Signing Day at Westlake

10 Thoughts from the Editors

67 Westlake Lacrosse

62 Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

90 Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

102 Zenith 2016

6

7

8

MORE FEATURES

Todd Dodge was recently selected to coach in 2017 US Army All-American Bowl

Dodge will lead the West Team Congratulations Coach Dodge

you make Westlake Nation very proud

G

o

C

H

A

P

s

9

Monica KaneMonica is a Registered Dietitian and earned her Bachelor of Science in the field of Human Nutrition amp Dietetics from the University of Illinois in Chicago in 1997 Monica has worked with adults and children in both in patient hospital and out patient settings providing need specific medical nutrition therapy Monica has a passion for helping others achieve optimal health through realistic diet and lifestyle modification

Nimai MalleNimai Malle is an avid photographer video game developer and entrepreneur Soon after moving to the Westlake area in 2004 Nimai began using his passion for photography to serve the district support the schools and provide beautiful memories for students and parents Nimai is well known for photographing cheer leading and dance school fund raising events parties senior portraits and family photos

Alexis SaulmanAlexis is an arts and design graduate with a dozen plus years in various retail store chains selling all types of merchandise including everything from shoes to high end fashion Currently he is working as the store manager for the Brahmin outlet store at the outlet mall in San Marcos which features hand-made in the USA purses and leather goods made from Texas leather

Joe TaylorJoe Taylor is the director of broadcasting for Number 9 Productions and provides the play-by-play commentary for all media broadcasts In his 10th season at the helm of this production he has seen it grow into a well respected professional simulcast that includes radio television Internet mobile media and social media

Kyle GoldenKyle Golden is the Owner and Founder of Work It Personal Training in Austin TX and is also a Certified Personal Trainer Through his personalized approach to train-ing Kyle has helped over a hundred clients successfully meet their health and fitness goals Kyle has written for numerous magazine and blogs has been featured on the Cooking Channel and has been featured in a growing number of publications

Jordan GrammJordan Gramm is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Work It Personal Training Jordanrsquos interest in health and wellness began from an early age being involved with different sports in high school and eventually in college His interest in sports led him to earn a degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Indiana Universityrsquos School of Public Health

Contributors

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

5

Covering WestlakeHigh School Athletics

Lacey BoydSenior Softball PlayerPlaying next year at

Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Contents

60 Boys Golf

9 Contributors

16 Football Preview

98 Girls Golf

11 How to Follow the Magazine

114 Index of Advertisers

56 Nutrition

18 OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

30 Spring Signing Day at Westlake

10 Thoughts from the Editors

67 Westlake Lacrosse

62 Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

90 Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

102 Zenith 2016

6

7

8

MORE FEATURES

Todd Dodge was recently selected to coach in 2017 US Army All-American Bowl

Dodge will lead the West Team Congratulations Coach Dodge

you make Westlake Nation very proud

G

o

C

H

A

P

s

9

Monica KaneMonica is a Registered Dietitian and earned her Bachelor of Science in the field of Human Nutrition amp Dietetics from the University of Illinois in Chicago in 1997 Monica has worked with adults and children in both in patient hospital and out patient settings providing need specific medical nutrition therapy Monica has a passion for helping others achieve optimal health through realistic diet and lifestyle modification

Nimai MalleNimai Malle is an avid photographer video game developer and entrepreneur Soon after moving to the Westlake area in 2004 Nimai began using his passion for photography to serve the district support the schools and provide beautiful memories for students and parents Nimai is well known for photographing cheer leading and dance school fund raising events parties senior portraits and family photos

Alexis SaulmanAlexis is an arts and design graduate with a dozen plus years in various retail store chains selling all types of merchandise including everything from shoes to high end fashion Currently he is working as the store manager for the Brahmin outlet store at the outlet mall in San Marcos which features hand-made in the USA purses and leather goods made from Texas leather

Joe TaylorJoe Taylor is the director of broadcasting for Number 9 Productions and provides the play-by-play commentary for all media broadcasts In his 10th season at the helm of this production he has seen it grow into a well respected professional simulcast that includes radio television Internet mobile media and social media

Kyle GoldenKyle Golden is the Owner and Founder of Work It Personal Training in Austin TX and is also a Certified Personal Trainer Through his personalized approach to train-ing Kyle has helped over a hundred clients successfully meet their health and fitness goals Kyle has written for numerous magazine and blogs has been featured on the Cooking Channel and has been featured in a growing number of publications

Jordan GrammJordan Gramm is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Work It Personal Training Jordanrsquos interest in health and wellness began from an early age being involved with different sports in high school and eventually in college His interest in sports led him to earn a degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Indiana Universityrsquos School of Public Health

Contributors

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

6

7

8

MORE FEATURES

Todd Dodge was recently selected to coach in 2017 US Army All-American Bowl

Dodge will lead the West Team Congratulations Coach Dodge

you make Westlake Nation very proud

G

o

C

H

A

P

s

9

Monica KaneMonica is a Registered Dietitian and earned her Bachelor of Science in the field of Human Nutrition amp Dietetics from the University of Illinois in Chicago in 1997 Monica has worked with adults and children in both in patient hospital and out patient settings providing need specific medical nutrition therapy Monica has a passion for helping others achieve optimal health through realistic diet and lifestyle modification

Nimai MalleNimai Malle is an avid photographer video game developer and entrepreneur Soon after moving to the Westlake area in 2004 Nimai began using his passion for photography to serve the district support the schools and provide beautiful memories for students and parents Nimai is well known for photographing cheer leading and dance school fund raising events parties senior portraits and family photos

Alexis SaulmanAlexis is an arts and design graduate with a dozen plus years in various retail store chains selling all types of merchandise including everything from shoes to high end fashion Currently he is working as the store manager for the Brahmin outlet store at the outlet mall in San Marcos which features hand-made in the USA purses and leather goods made from Texas leather

Joe TaylorJoe Taylor is the director of broadcasting for Number 9 Productions and provides the play-by-play commentary for all media broadcasts In his 10th season at the helm of this production he has seen it grow into a well respected professional simulcast that includes radio television Internet mobile media and social media

Kyle GoldenKyle Golden is the Owner and Founder of Work It Personal Training in Austin TX and is also a Certified Personal Trainer Through his personalized approach to train-ing Kyle has helped over a hundred clients successfully meet their health and fitness goals Kyle has written for numerous magazine and blogs has been featured on the Cooking Channel and has been featured in a growing number of publications

Jordan GrammJordan Gramm is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Work It Personal Training Jordanrsquos interest in health and wellness began from an early age being involved with different sports in high school and eventually in college His interest in sports led him to earn a degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Indiana Universityrsquos School of Public Health

Contributors

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

7

8

MORE FEATURES

Todd Dodge was recently selected to coach in 2017 US Army All-American Bowl

Dodge will lead the West Team Congratulations Coach Dodge

you make Westlake Nation very proud

G

o

C

H

A

P

s

9

Monica KaneMonica is a Registered Dietitian and earned her Bachelor of Science in the field of Human Nutrition amp Dietetics from the University of Illinois in Chicago in 1997 Monica has worked with adults and children in both in patient hospital and out patient settings providing need specific medical nutrition therapy Monica has a passion for helping others achieve optimal health through realistic diet and lifestyle modification

Nimai MalleNimai Malle is an avid photographer video game developer and entrepreneur Soon after moving to the Westlake area in 2004 Nimai began using his passion for photography to serve the district support the schools and provide beautiful memories for students and parents Nimai is well known for photographing cheer leading and dance school fund raising events parties senior portraits and family photos

Alexis SaulmanAlexis is an arts and design graduate with a dozen plus years in various retail store chains selling all types of merchandise including everything from shoes to high end fashion Currently he is working as the store manager for the Brahmin outlet store at the outlet mall in San Marcos which features hand-made in the USA purses and leather goods made from Texas leather

Joe TaylorJoe Taylor is the director of broadcasting for Number 9 Productions and provides the play-by-play commentary for all media broadcasts In his 10th season at the helm of this production he has seen it grow into a well respected professional simulcast that includes radio television Internet mobile media and social media

Kyle GoldenKyle Golden is the Owner and Founder of Work It Personal Training in Austin TX and is also a Certified Personal Trainer Through his personalized approach to train-ing Kyle has helped over a hundred clients successfully meet their health and fitness goals Kyle has written for numerous magazine and blogs has been featured on the Cooking Channel and has been featured in a growing number of publications

Jordan GrammJordan Gramm is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Work It Personal Training Jordanrsquos interest in health and wellness began from an early age being involved with different sports in high school and eventually in college His interest in sports led him to earn a degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Indiana Universityrsquos School of Public Health

Contributors

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

8

MORE FEATURES

Todd Dodge was recently selected to coach in 2017 US Army All-American Bowl

Dodge will lead the West Team Congratulations Coach Dodge

you make Westlake Nation very proud

G

o

C

H

A

P

s

9

Monica KaneMonica is a Registered Dietitian and earned her Bachelor of Science in the field of Human Nutrition amp Dietetics from the University of Illinois in Chicago in 1997 Monica has worked with adults and children in both in patient hospital and out patient settings providing need specific medical nutrition therapy Monica has a passion for helping others achieve optimal health through realistic diet and lifestyle modification

Nimai MalleNimai Malle is an avid photographer video game developer and entrepreneur Soon after moving to the Westlake area in 2004 Nimai began using his passion for photography to serve the district support the schools and provide beautiful memories for students and parents Nimai is well known for photographing cheer leading and dance school fund raising events parties senior portraits and family photos

Alexis SaulmanAlexis is an arts and design graduate with a dozen plus years in various retail store chains selling all types of merchandise including everything from shoes to high end fashion Currently he is working as the store manager for the Brahmin outlet store at the outlet mall in San Marcos which features hand-made in the USA purses and leather goods made from Texas leather

Joe TaylorJoe Taylor is the director of broadcasting for Number 9 Productions and provides the play-by-play commentary for all media broadcasts In his 10th season at the helm of this production he has seen it grow into a well respected professional simulcast that includes radio television Internet mobile media and social media

Kyle GoldenKyle Golden is the Owner and Founder of Work It Personal Training in Austin TX and is also a Certified Personal Trainer Through his personalized approach to train-ing Kyle has helped over a hundred clients successfully meet their health and fitness goals Kyle has written for numerous magazine and blogs has been featured on the Cooking Channel and has been featured in a growing number of publications

Jordan GrammJordan Gramm is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Work It Personal Training Jordanrsquos interest in health and wellness began from an early age being involved with different sports in high school and eventually in college His interest in sports led him to earn a degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Indiana Universityrsquos School of Public Health

Contributors

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

9

Monica KaneMonica is a Registered Dietitian and earned her Bachelor of Science in the field of Human Nutrition amp Dietetics from the University of Illinois in Chicago in 1997 Monica has worked with adults and children in both in patient hospital and out patient settings providing need specific medical nutrition therapy Monica has a passion for helping others achieve optimal health through realistic diet and lifestyle modification

Nimai MalleNimai Malle is an avid photographer video game developer and entrepreneur Soon after moving to the Westlake area in 2004 Nimai began using his passion for photography to serve the district support the schools and provide beautiful memories for students and parents Nimai is well known for photographing cheer leading and dance school fund raising events parties senior portraits and family photos

Alexis SaulmanAlexis is an arts and design graduate with a dozen plus years in various retail store chains selling all types of merchandise including everything from shoes to high end fashion Currently he is working as the store manager for the Brahmin outlet store at the outlet mall in San Marcos which features hand-made in the USA purses and leather goods made from Texas leather

Joe TaylorJoe Taylor is the director of broadcasting for Number 9 Productions and provides the play-by-play commentary for all media broadcasts In his 10th season at the helm of this production he has seen it grow into a well respected professional simulcast that includes radio television Internet mobile media and social media

Kyle GoldenKyle Golden is the Owner and Founder of Work It Personal Training in Austin TX and is also a Certified Personal Trainer Through his personalized approach to train-ing Kyle has helped over a hundred clients successfully meet their health and fitness goals Kyle has written for numerous magazine and blogs has been featured on the Cooking Channel and has been featured in a growing number of publications

Jordan GrammJordan Gramm is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Work It Personal Training Jordanrsquos interest in health and wellness began from an early age being involved with different sports in high school and eventually in college His interest in sports led him to earn a degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Indiana Universityrsquos School of Public Health

Contributors

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

10

Thoughts from the EditorsAs we close out this year with our final issue of Chaps Illustrated I am reminded how much I enjoy doing this Providing a pictorial magazine featuring the sporting events (and other events) at Westlake has been a lot of fun I have also really enjoyed working on this magazine all year long with Jerry Saulman Jerry and I both agree that one of our favorite features in this magazine all year has been OUR FAVORITE SHOTS section Each issue we highlight our favorite shots either our own shots or those of fellow photographers out there shooting various events at the school This has been a blast to do and a section we both look forward to doing

As we wrap up this year at Westlake we are already making big plans for next year by improving our magazine our Action Gallery Pros website experience (we are adding a store) and our Gallery Programs We look forward to providing you all with the BEST service out there

To our graduating seniorsmay you go forward in whatever your adventure will be with enthusiasm and passion I know we will miss see-ing you out on the field court etc next year but look forward to seeing what the ldquonewrdquo seniors will do GO CHAPS

Welcome to our first issue using our new tools You may notice this issue is different than the ones before and yoursquod be very observant Now you subscribe and are able to view the magazines by means of using chapsil-lustratedcom the web site

We know who most of our subscribers were and have added you back in When you first visit the site you can choose to sign up if you havenrsquot visited the site before It will tell you if yoursquore already subscribed You can remove yourself from the subscription list using that same subscribe button by having it review your information You will be given the chance to remove yourself if thatrsquos what you want to do We hope not and wersquoll be seeing you in the fall when we return with an even more improved looking magazine and all new features to wow and bedazzle you with ALSO if you want to sign up as a gallery customer you can now do that completely on-line with our new actiongalleryproscom web site which includes an on-line store for ordering your gallery program as well as all the a la carte offerings we are planning to have in the fall GO CHAPS

Michelle

Jerry

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

11

How to Follow the Magazine

Chaps Illustrated is getting a make-over How can you make sure to get every issue hot off

the press

Odds are yoursquove already doneeverything you needed to do if yoursquore looking at this copyIf you have questions go to chapsillustratedcom and enteryour email address in the subscribe box and press subscribe

Thatrsquos it

12

13

14

Action Gallery ProsAnnounces NEW Website Experience

Action Gallery Pros is busywrapping up another amazing year at Westlake High School and we are so grateful for the opportunities to come out and shoot your teams and experience your seasons with you all Being sports lovers it is a real joy to not only shoot these sporting events it is also so much fun to watch the actual competitions unfold

Each year we sit down and evaluate the year and look for ways to improve upon our company and our services for you We are in the midst of designing a brand new website and now look as well complete with an on-line store You will be able to purchase your gallery program packages and a la carte items directly on our site We are always looking for new ways to streamline our process and make things eas-ier for our clients If you have ANY suggestions for us please contact us

Michelleactiongalleryproscom(512) 423-5731

Jerryactiongalleryproscom(512) 587-6766 wwwactiongalleryproscom

13

14

Action Gallery ProsAnnounces NEW Website Experience

Action Gallery Pros is busywrapping up another amazing year at Westlake High School and we are so grateful for the opportunities to come out and shoot your teams and experience your seasons with you all Being sports lovers it is a real joy to not only shoot these sporting events it is also so much fun to watch the actual competitions unfold

Each year we sit down and evaluate the year and look for ways to improve upon our company and our services for you We are in the midst of designing a brand new website and now look as well complete with an on-line store You will be able to purchase your gallery program packages and a la carte items directly on our site We are always looking for new ways to streamline our process and make things eas-ier for our clients If you have ANY suggestions for us please contact us

Michelleactiongalleryproscom(512) 423-5731

Jerryactiongalleryproscom(512) 587-6766 wwwactiongalleryproscom

14

Action Gallery ProsAnnounces NEW Website Experience

Action Gallery Pros is busywrapping up another amazing year at Westlake High School and we are so grateful for the opportunities to come out and shoot your teams and experience your seasons with you all Being sports lovers it is a real joy to not only shoot these sporting events it is also so much fun to watch the actual competitions unfold

Each year we sit down and evaluate the year and look for ways to improve upon our company and our services for you We are in the midst of designing a brand new website and now look as well complete with an on-line store You will be able to purchase your gallery program packages and a la carte items directly on our site We are always looking for new ways to streamline our process and make things eas-ier for our clients If you have ANY suggestions for us please contact us

Michelleactiongalleryproscom(512) 423-5731

Jerryactiongalleryproscom(512) 587-6766 wwwactiongalleryproscom

15

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16

FootbAll Preview

Westlake Varsity Footballby Joe Taylor

The Westlake Chaparrals played in 16 football games in 2015 and although the Chaps fell short to North Shore in the State Final Head Coach Todd Dodge looks fondly on the experience his pro-gram gained last seasonrsquos long playoff run

ldquoA bunch of our young guys who started the year on junior varsity got to experience the atmosphere of some special gamesrdquo Dodge said ldquoThey also practiced and played a bunch of footballrdquo The 2016 squad will need to channel those moments when it opens its season with the defending state champion Katy Tigers at Chaparral Stadium

UIL realignment has moved Westlake rival Lake Travis and 6A newcomers Vandegrift Vista Ridge and Leander into District 25-6A and back into Region IV

ldquoWersquore excited about the challengerdquo Dodge said ldquoIrsquove competed against schools like Leander Vista Ridge and Vandegrift when I was at Marble Falls Itrsquoll be nice to compete against them with a 6A football teamrdquo

Westlake returns nine starters and while the loss of three three-year starters in the secondary senior bandit linebacker Barrett Chambers is ready to lead the back end of the defense Junior Hayden Bohlmann has continued to improve from his stint as a back-up linebacker during his sophomore campaign and will play next to the very talented Levi Jones The son of former Dallas Cowboy Robert Jones is on a mission to get better and his efforts during the 2015 playoff run has landed the senior linebacker nu-merous Division I scholarship offers from across the nation

The strength of the defense is up front as Sam Duffy and Jarrod Jacobson return to the defensive line Kade Ball and Braden Cassi-ty enjoyed playoff playing time and will give defensive coordinator Tony Salazar some size on the line

17

FootbAll Preview

In 27 starts Sam Ehlinger is statistically the best quarterback in Westlake history Ehlinger now owns all the passing records as he cruised by both Drew Brees and Nick Foles in 2015 That said the Texas bound senior quarterback will have a challenge as the Chaps will introduce a new band of receivers

ldquoSam is just scratching the surface and hersquos ready to get betterrdquo Dodge explained ldquoI know a lot of people from the outside looking in are wondering how thatrsquos possible after last year but hersquos already working His accuracy has improved tremendously and with new receivers hersquos motivated to making them betterrdquo

Andrew Boykin was the fourth option in last yearrsquos passing attack but he quietly caught 10 touchdown passes Boykin has emerged as a force on the outside with Noah Skrudland right on his heels as another option in Todd Dodgersquos ldquospread the wealthrdquo offense

While Sam Ehlinger led the rushing attack a year ago Westlakersquos depth was the talk of spring camp and will be a huge conversation piece this fall Izaiah Faz and Steele OrsquoConnor suffered injuries in 2015 and the Chaps were forced to improvise with Ehlinger and other speed threats like Noah Hodes In 2016 there are six viable running backs that will solidify the depth and give Westlake a chance to use their talented offensive line to do more than just protect Ehlinger

Linemen Stephan Zabie amp Joe Heironimus anchored the left side of an offensive line that was widely successful in 2015 Zabie has come on strong in recruiting circles and looks to have Division I opportunities of his own following his senior season

ldquoIf you have good quarterback play and a solid defense yoursquore going to win gamesrdquo Dodge said ldquoWe have those in 2016 and wersquore excited about where we are and where wersquore headedrdquo

FOOTBALL

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OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I love this shot The movement of the catcher with all that equipment on is amazing Really intense shot -- Photographer Deborah Stewart

Senior Night is always so much fun to shoot What a fun shot of the parents and their sons on senior night for varsity baseball -- Photographer Michelle Tucker

19

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I love the pure action of this shot The focus of the catcher here is really cool -- Photographer Michelle Tucker

20

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Girlsrsquo basketball coaches shot-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Boarding the bus for area playoffs game (to College Station) -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

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OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Post-game victory over Anderson High School on January 12 -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Post-game victory over Hendrickson High School (played at Cedar Park) for Bi-District Championship-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

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OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I really like how the photographer captured the pure athleticism of Wills Coleman as he worked to grab the ball and hurdle the opposing player in action Great shot

Photographer Deborah StewartVarsity Baseball

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Westlake Varsity Footballby Joe Taylor

The Westlake Chaparrals played in 16 football games in 2015 and although the Chaps fell short to North Shore in the State Final Head Coach Todd Dodge looks fondly on the experience his pro-gram gained last seasonrsquos long playoff run

ldquoA bunch of our young guys who started the year on junior varsity got to experience the atmosphere of some special gamesrdquo Dodge said ldquoThey also practiced and played a bunch of footballrdquo The 2016 squad will need to channel those moments when it opens its season with the defending state champion Katy Tigers at Chaparral Stadium

UIL realignment has moved Westlake rival Lake Travis and 6A newcomers Vandegrift Vista Ridge and Leander into District 25-6A and back into Region IV

ldquoWersquore excited about the challengerdquo Dodge said ldquoIrsquove competed against schools like Leander Vista Ridge and Vandegrift when I was at Marble Falls Itrsquoll be nice to compete against them with a 6A football teamrdquo

Westlake returns nine starters and while the loss of three three-year starters in the secondary senior bandit linebacker Barrett Chambers is ready to lead the back end of the defense Junior Hayden Bohlmann has continued to improve from his stint as a back-up linebacker during his sophomore campaign and will play next to the very talented Levi Jones The son of former Dallas Cowboy Robert Jones is on a mission to get better and his efforts during the 2015 playoff run has landed the senior linebacker nu-merous Division I scholarship offers from across the nation

The strength of the defense is up front as Sam Duffy and Jarrod Jacobson return to the defensive line Kade Ball and Braden Cassi-ty enjoyed playoff playing time and will give defensive coordinator Tony Salazar some size on the line

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FootbAll Preview

In 27 starts Sam Ehlinger is statistically the best quarterback in Westlake history Ehlinger now owns all the passing records as he cruised by both Drew Brees and Nick Foles in 2015 That said the Texas bound senior quarterback will have a challenge as the Chaps will introduce a new band of receivers

ldquoSam is just scratching the surface and hersquos ready to get betterrdquo Dodge explained ldquoI know a lot of people from the outside looking in are wondering how thatrsquos possible after last year but hersquos already working His accuracy has improved tremendously and with new receivers hersquos motivated to making them betterrdquo

Andrew Boykin was the fourth option in last yearrsquos passing attack but he quietly caught 10 touchdown passes Boykin has emerged as a force on the outside with Noah Skrudland right on his heels as another option in Todd Dodgersquos ldquospread the wealthrdquo offense

While Sam Ehlinger led the rushing attack a year ago Westlakersquos depth was the talk of spring camp and will be a huge conversation piece this fall Izaiah Faz and Steele OrsquoConnor suffered injuries in 2015 and the Chaps were forced to improvise with Ehlinger and other speed threats like Noah Hodes In 2016 there are six viable running backs that will solidify the depth and give Westlake a chance to use their talented offensive line to do more than just protect Ehlinger

Linemen Stephan Zabie amp Joe Heironimus anchored the left side of an offensive line that was widely successful in 2015 Zabie has come on strong in recruiting circles and looks to have Division I opportunities of his own following his senior season

ldquoIf you have good quarterback play and a solid defense yoursquore going to win gamesrdquo Dodge said ldquoWe have those in 2016 and wersquore excited about where we are and where wersquore headedrdquo

FOOTBALL

18

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I love this shot The movement of the catcher with all that equipment on is amazing Really intense shot -- Photographer Deborah Stewart

Senior Night is always so much fun to shoot What a fun shot of the parents and their sons on senior night for varsity baseball -- Photographer Michelle Tucker

19

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I love the pure action of this shot The focus of the catcher here is really cool -- Photographer Michelle Tucker

20

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Girlsrsquo basketball coaches shot-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Boarding the bus for area playoffs game (to College Station) -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

21

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Post-game victory over Anderson High School on January 12 -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Post-game victory over Hendrickson High School (played at Cedar Park) for Bi-District Championship-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

22

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I really like how the photographer captured the pure athleticism of Wills Coleman as he worked to grab the ball and hurdle the opposing player in action Great shot

Photographer Deborah StewartVarsity Baseball

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17

FootbAll Preview

In 27 starts Sam Ehlinger is statistically the best quarterback in Westlake history Ehlinger now owns all the passing records as he cruised by both Drew Brees and Nick Foles in 2015 That said the Texas bound senior quarterback will have a challenge as the Chaps will introduce a new band of receivers

ldquoSam is just scratching the surface and hersquos ready to get betterrdquo Dodge explained ldquoI know a lot of people from the outside looking in are wondering how thatrsquos possible after last year but hersquos already working His accuracy has improved tremendously and with new receivers hersquos motivated to making them betterrdquo

Andrew Boykin was the fourth option in last yearrsquos passing attack but he quietly caught 10 touchdown passes Boykin has emerged as a force on the outside with Noah Skrudland right on his heels as another option in Todd Dodgersquos ldquospread the wealthrdquo offense

While Sam Ehlinger led the rushing attack a year ago Westlakersquos depth was the talk of spring camp and will be a huge conversation piece this fall Izaiah Faz and Steele OrsquoConnor suffered injuries in 2015 and the Chaps were forced to improvise with Ehlinger and other speed threats like Noah Hodes In 2016 there are six viable running backs that will solidify the depth and give Westlake a chance to use their talented offensive line to do more than just protect Ehlinger

Linemen Stephan Zabie amp Joe Heironimus anchored the left side of an offensive line that was widely successful in 2015 Zabie has come on strong in recruiting circles and looks to have Division I opportunities of his own following his senior season

ldquoIf you have good quarterback play and a solid defense yoursquore going to win gamesrdquo Dodge said ldquoWe have those in 2016 and wersquore excited about where we are and where wersquore headedrdquo

FOOTBALL

18

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I love this shot The movement of the catcher with all that equipment on is amazing Really intense shot -- Photographer Deborah Stewart

Senior Night is always so much fun to shoot What a fun shot of the parents and their sons on senior night for varsity baseball -- Photographer Michelle Tucker

19

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I love the pure action of this shot The focus of the catcher here is really cool -- Photographer Michelle Tucker

20

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Girlsrsquo basketball coaches shot-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Boarding the bus for area playoffs game (to College Station) -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

21

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Post-game victory over Anderson High School on January 12 -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Post-game victory over Hendrickson High School (played at Cedar Park) for Bi-District Championship-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

22

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I really like how the photographer captured the pure athleticism of Wills Coleman as he worked to grab the ball and hurdle the opposing player in action Great shot

Photographer Deborah StewartVarsity Baseball

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24

18

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I love this shot The movement of the catcher with all that equipment on is amazing Really intense shot -- Photographer Deborah Stewart

Senior Night is always so much fun to shoot What a fun shot of the parents and their sons on senior night for varsity baseball -- Photographer Michelle Tucker

19

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I love the pure action of this shot The focus of the catcher here is really cool -- Photographer Michelle Tucker

20

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Girlsrsquo basketball coaches shot-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Boarding the bus for area playoffs game (to College Station) -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

21

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Post-game victory over Anderson High School on January 12 -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Post-game victory over Hendrickson High School (played at Cedar Park) for Bi-District Championship-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

22

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I really like how the photographer captured the pure athleticism of Wills Coleman as he worked to grab the ball and hurdle the opposing player in action Great shot

Photographer Deborah StewartVarsity Baseball

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24

19

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I love the pure action of this shot The focus of the catcher here is really cool -- Photographer Michelle Tucker

20

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Girlsrsquo basketball coaches shot-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Boarding the bus for area playoffs game (to College Station) -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

21

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Post-game victory over Anderson High School on January 12 -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Post-game victory over Hendrickson High School (played at Cedar Park) for Bi-District Championship-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

22

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I really like how the photographer captured the pure athleticism of Wills Coleman as he worked to grab the ball and hurdle the opposing player in action Great shot

Photographer Deborah StewartVarsity Baseball

23

24

20

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Girlsrsquo basketball coaches shot-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Boarding the bus for area playoffs game (to College Station) -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

21

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Post-game victory over Anderson High School on January 12 -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Post-game victory over Hendrickson High School (played at Cedar Park) for Bi-District Championship-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

22

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I really like how the photographer captured the pure athleticism of Wills Coleman as he worked to grab the ball and hurdle the opposing player in action Great shot

Photographer Deborah StewartVarsity Baseball

23

24

21

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Post-game victory over Anderson High School on January 12 -- Photographer Best Frame Photography

Post-game victory over Hendrickson High School (played at Cedar Park) for Bi-District Championship-- Photographer Best Frame Photography

22

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I really like how the photographer captured the pure athleticism of Wills Coleman as he worked to grab the ball and hurdle the opposing player in action Great shot

Photographer Deborah StewartVarsity Baseball

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24

22

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

I really like how the photographer captured the pure athleticism of Wills Coleman as he worked to grab the ball and hurdle the opposing player in action Great shot

Photographer Deborah StewartVarsity Baseball

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OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Westlake vs PflugervilleVarsity made this huddle before every game all season Photo courtesy of Best Frame Photography

Westlake vs Lake Travis at Burger We beat them twice during the regular season and a third time in the playoffs Photo courtesy of Best Frame Photography

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OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Westlake vs PlugervillePhoto courtesy of Best Frame Photography

Westlake 14-6A District Champions and Region II Finalist Only second time in school historyPhoto courtesy of Best Frame Photography

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OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Senior Night for Westlake Varsity Baseballalways fun to get the shot of the players with their parents---Photographer Michelle Tucker

What a shot There is so much going on within this shot your eye is drawn all over the map Submitted by one of our WHS Rugby photographers

30

Spring Signing Day at Westlakee

April 13 2016

2016 Spring Signing Day at Westlake High SchoolA huge congratulations to all of our CHAPS signing to play at the college level in hisher sport

Chap Nation is very proud of each and every one of you

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham- St Edwards University

Football- Kody Allen - University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Golf- Maggie Cowart - University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd - Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Swimming- Nick Carlson - Indiana University

Tennis- Nick Glover - Bates College

Track- Ava Gruzen - Boston Univeristy

Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin - Washington University

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts - Western State University

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino - Bucknell University

Lacrosse- James Caswell - Berry College

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Football- Kody Allen University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino Bucknell University

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham St Edwards University

Lacrosse- James Caswell Berry College

Golf- Maggie Cowart University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd Texas AampM Corpus Christi

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Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin Washington University

Swimming- Nick Carlson Indiana University

Track- Ava Gruzen Boston Univeristy

Tennis- Nick Glover Bates College

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts Western State University

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Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Westlake vs PlugervillePhoto courtesy of Best Frame Photography

Westlake 14-6A District Champions and Region II Finalist Only second time in school historyPhoto courtesy of Best Frame Photography

27

28

13343 HWY 183 N Suite 230 bull Austin TX 78750 bull Phone 512-913-7007 bull Fax 512-233-5899

29

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Senior Night for Westlake Varsity Baseballalways fun to get the shot of the players with their parents---Photographer Michelle Tucker

What a shot There is so much going on within this shot your eye is drawn all over the map Submitted by one of our WHS Rugby photographers

30

Spring Signing Day at Westlakee

April 13 2016

2016 Spring Signing Day at Westlake High SchoolA huge congratulations to all of our CHAPS signing to play at the college level in hisher sport

Chap Nation is very proud of each and every one of you

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham- St Edwards University

Football- Kody Allen - University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Golf- Maggie Cowart - University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd - Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Swimming- Nick Carlson - Indiana University

Tennis- Nick Glover - Bates College

Track- Ava Gruzen - Boston Univeristy

Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin - Washington University

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts - Western State University

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino - Bucknell University

Lacrosse- James Caswell - Berry College

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Football- Kody Allen University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino Bucknell University

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham St Edwards University

Lacrosse- James Caswell Berry College

Golf- Maggie Cowart University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd Texas AampM Corpus Christi

32

Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin Washington University

Swimming- Nick Carlson Indiana University

Track- Ava Gruzen Boston Univeristy

Tennis- Nick Glover Bates College

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts Western State University

33

34

Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

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37

Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

38

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44

45

46

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MCneil GAMe

by ActionGalleryPros

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55

THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

27

28

13343 HWY 183 N Suite 230 bull Austin TX 78750 bull Phone 512-913-7007 bull Fax 512-233-5899

29

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Senior Night for Westlake Varsity Baseballalways fun to get the shot of the players with their parents---Photographer Michelle Tucker

What a shot There is so much going on within this shot your eye is drawn all over the map Submitted by one of our WHS Rugby photographers

30

Spring Signing Day at Westlakee

April 13 2016

2016 Spring Signing Day at Westlake High SchoolA huge congratulations to all of our CHAPS signing to play at the college level in hisher sport

Chap Nation is very proud of each and every one of you

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham- St Edwards University

Football- Kody Allen - University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Golf- Maggie Cowart - University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd - Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Swimming- Nick Carlson - Indiana University

Tennis- Nick Glover - Bates College

Track- Ava Gruzen - Boston Univeristy

Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin - Washington University

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts - Western State University

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino - Bucknell University

Lacrosse- James Caswell - Berry College

31

Football- Kody Allen University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino Bucknell University

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham St Edwards University

Lacrosse- James Caswell Berry College

Golf- Maggie Cowart University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd Texas AampM Corpus Christi

32

Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin Washington University

Swimming- Nick Carlson Indiana University

Track- Ava Gruzen Boston Univeristy

Tennis- Nick Glover Bates College

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts Western State University

33

34

Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

35

36

37

Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

38

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41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

MCneil GAMe

by ActionGalleryPros

50

51

52

53

54

55

THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

28

13343 HWY 183 N Suite 230 bull Austin TX 78750 bull Phone 512-913-7007 bull Fax 512-233-5899

29

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Senior Night for Westlake Varsity Baseballalways fun to get the shot of the players with their parents---Photographer Michelle Tucker

What a shot There is so much going on within this shot your eye is drawn all over the map Submitted by one of our WHS Rugby photographers

30

Spring Signing Day at Westlakee

April 13 2016

2016 Spring Signing Day at Westlake High SchoolA huge congratulations to all of our CHAPS signing to play at the college level in hisher sport

Chap Nation is very proud of each and every one of you

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham- St Edwards University

Football- Kody Allen - University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Golf- Maggie Cowart - University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd - Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Swimming- Nick Carlson - Indiana University

Tennis- Nick Glover - Bates College

Track- Ava Gruzen - Boston Univeristy

Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin - Washington University

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts - Western State University

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino - Bucknell University

Lacrosse- James Caswell - Berry College

31

Football- Kody Allen University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino Bucknell University

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham St Edwards University

Lacrosse- James Caswell Berry College

Golf- Maggie Cowart University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd Texas AampM Corpus Christi

32

Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin Washington University

Swimming- Nick Carlson Indiana University

Track- Ava Gruzen Boston Univeristy

Tennis- Nick Glover Bates College

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts Western State University

33

34

Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

35

36

37

Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

MCneil GAMe

by ActionGalleryPros

50

51

52

53

54

55

THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

29

OUR FAVORITE SHOTS

Senior Night for Westlake Varsity Baseballalways fun to get the shot of the players with their parents---Photographer Michelle Tucker

What a shot There is so much going on within this shot your eye is drawn all over the map Submitted by one of our WHS Rugby photographers

30

Spring Signing Day at Westlakee

April 13 2016

2016 Spring Signing Day at Westlake High SchoolA huge congratulations to all of our CHAPS signing to play at the college level in hisher sport

Chap Nation is very proud of each and every one of you

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham- St Edwards University

Football- Kody Allen - University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Golf- Maggie Cowart - University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd - Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Swimming- Nick Carlson - Indiana University

Tennis- Nick Glover - Bates College

Track- Ava Gruzen - Boston Univeristy

Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin - Washington University

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts - Western State University

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino - Bucknell University

Lacrosse- James Caswell - Berry College

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Football- Kody Allen University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino Bucknell University

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham St Edwards University

Lacrosse- James Caswell Berry College

Golf- Maggie Cowart University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd Texas AampM Corpus Christi

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Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin Washington University

Swimming- Nick Carlson Indiana University

Track- Ava Gruzen Boston Univeristy

Tennis- Nick Glover Bates College

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts Western State University

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Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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Spring Signing Day at Westlakee

April 13 2016

2016 Spring Signing Day at Westlake High SchoolA huge congratulations to all of our CHAPS signing to play at the college level in hisher sport

Chap Nation is very proud of each and every one of you

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham- St Edwards University

Football- Kody Allen - University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Golf- Maggie Cowart - University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd - Texas AampM Corpus Christi

Swimming- Nick Carlson - Indiana University

Tennis- Nick Glover - Bates College

Track- Ava Gruzen - Boston Univeristy

Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin - Washington University

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts - Western State University

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino - Bucknell University

Lacrosse- James Caswell - Berry College

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Football- Kody Allen University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino Bucknell University

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham St Edwards University

Lacrosse- James Caswell Berry College

Golf- Maggie Cowart University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd Texas AampM Corpus Christi

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Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin Washington University

Swimming- Nick Carlson Indiana University

Track- Ava Gruzen Boston Univeristy

Tennis- Nick Glover Bates College

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts Western State University

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Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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Football- Kody Allen University of Mary Hardin Baylor

Lacrosse- Jake Guarino Bucknell University

Basketball- Lexi Cunningham St Edwards University

Lacrosse- James Caswell Berry College

Golf- Maggie Cowart University of Denver

Softball- Lacey Boyd Texas AampM Corpus Christi

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Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin Washington University

Swimming- Nick Carlson Indiana University

Track- Ava Gruzen Boston Univeristy

Tennis- Nick Glover Bates College

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts Western State University

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Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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Volleyball- Kathryn Sharplin Washington University

Swimming- Nick Carlson Indiana University

Track- Ava Gruzen Boston Univeristy

Tennis- Nick Glover Bates College

Wrestling- Hunter Roberts Western State University

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Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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by ActionGalleryPros

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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by ActionGalleryPros

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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Varsity BaseballBaseball photos by Deborah Stewart

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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by ActionGalleryPros

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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by ActionGalleryPros

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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Our company philosophy is quite simple provide the absolute best possible customer experience from initial business assessment to service and support after the

installation

To support this goal we have assembled a team of business professionals to analyze your needs and integrate technology into your company

In addition you benefit from our partnerships with innovative document technology companies like Ricoh Konica-Minolta Kyocera and OnBase Electronic Document

Management Software

At Documation our ldquoCommitment to Total Satisfactionrdquo is more than just wordsmdashitrsquos our culture From personal sales interaction to contract structure to ongoing communication and servicing

Documation is focused on providing turnkey solutions and a ldquoSuperior Business Experiencerdquo for our clients Since its inception Documation has been dedicated to delivering new ideas and new solu-tions to our business community Our commitment to our clientrsquos success begins with our superior

technology offerings but is ultimately manifested by exemplary teamwork This commitment has led us to an extraordinary 97 client retention rate over the last ten years

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by ActionGalleryPros

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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by ActionGalleryPros

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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by ActionGalleryPros

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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by ActionGalleryPros

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

Work It Personal Training LLC | 512-426-2336 | 7817 Rockwood Lane 102 | InfoWorkittrainingcom

Find us on web bull Facebook bull Twitter

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

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BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

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MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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THE VIP(The Very Inclusive Package) $70 ndash 85 per session

Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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Experience the BEST of both worlds with Work Itrsquos All-Access Package Each month enjoy access to UNLIMITED group classes as well as 4 personal training sessions (with the option to add more)

CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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CLASSES Monthly Unlimited Pass $125 Daily Unlimited Class Pass $20

CLASS PASSWork Itrsquos small customized group classes help you meet your fitness goals quickly in a friendly group atmosphere Wheth-er you are supplementing your personal training regimen or spicing up your workout routine our flexible and high-energy group classes make the perfect additions to your fit lifestyle

MUSCLEWhether your goal is to increase strength lose the love handles gain lean muscle or anything in between our MUSCLE class is the push you need to obtain your dream physique These 30-minute weight-focused workouts push you to your limits and will have you sculpted and toned in no time

BODYSlim down to your trimmest self in our fast-paced BODY class using body weight only In this high intensity 30-minute workout we use cardio drills suspension straps floor exercises and more to help you torch maximum calories using mini-mal time ndash no weights necessary

COREJust 10 minutes in duration before or after any MUSCLE and BODY class our CORE class is a quick yet vigorous abdomen strengthening experience designed to target your midsection and blast your gut Get ready to show off that six-pack

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gtgtgtNUTRITIONBY MONICA KANE RD LMT NCTMBthebalancedbeinghotmailcom

Quinoa has been growing in popularity over the past few years Many have heard of it Some have tried it Few really know much about it

Quinoa is relatively new to traditional American cook-ing but is actually known as an ldquoancient grainrdquo It has been an essential food in South America for thousands of years It is a ldquoseedrdquo that was grown high in the Andes Mountains and was a sacred food to the Incas Known by the Incas as the ldquomother grainrdquo quinoa is not only rich in history but also in nutrients making it an excit-ing addition to your healthy food selections

The nutrient profile of quinoa is impressive Most impressive is the protein provided by quinoa Qui-noa contains all nine essential amino acids making it a complete protein source Essential amino acids are those building blocks of protein that your body is not capable of producing and therefore must be eaten to ensure adequate muscle building and physiologic performance

Another bragging point for quinoa is the fiber content Although technically a seed quinoa is still considered a whole grain

Quinoa interestingly enough contains as much as twice the amount of fiber of traditional whole grains Fiber is beneficial to help promote a healthy heart and gastrointestinal tract and helps to balance blood sugar levels

Need I say more

Probably not but why stop now Quinoa contains multiple vitamins minerals and powerful antioxi-dants Plant based antioxidants protect against inflam-mation and cellular damage which have been associat-ed with reduction of cancer risk Diets rich in vitamins and anti oxidants are also associated with an enhanced immune system and enhanced mood stability

Last but certainly not least quinoa is gluten free Thatrsquos right many whole grains and cereals contain gluten ndash a plant based protein that can cause illness in those that suffer from an allergy to gluten also known as celiac disease

Many people faced with the need to follow a gluten free diet feel limited in their options when it comes to whole grains and cereals

Quinoa is a delicious and gluten free ldquowhole grainrdquo that can be used in cooking as well as baking giving just one more reason to give quinoa a closer look

With so many wonderful attributes quinoa needs only one last endorsement Quinoa is quick and easy to cook It is widely available in most grocery stores and markets as either white quinoa red quinoa or black quinoa It has a delicious and mild nutty taste and texture

Quinoa pairs well in savory dishes such as casseroles hearty warm or cold salads and stuffed peppers Quinoa also pairs with sweet dishes such as breakfast breads pancakes and warm cereal creations

Take a step out of your routine power pack your diet and pick up some quinoa today

Monica

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Quinoa Veggie WrapServes 4

1 cup cooked quinoa prepared to package directions amp cooled1 Tbsp olive oilfrac14 tsp salt frac14 tsp ground cuminBlack pepper to taste1 tsp fresh squeezed lime juice2 Tbsp diced red pepper1 tsp finely diced jalapentildeo if desiredfrac14 cup finely diced tomatoes1 small avocado diced into small chunksfrac12 cup black beans rinsed and drainedfrac14 cup finely chopped cilantro4 green lettuce leaves rinsed and pat dry4 large burrito sized multi grain tortillas or spinach tortilla wraps

In a large bowl combine quinoa olive oil salt pepper and cumin Gently stir until well mixed

Add diced red pepper jalapentildeo (if desired) tomato black beans and cilantro Stir to mix

Add avocado diced onion and top with fresh squeezed lime juice Stir to mix

Lay each large tortilla flat and layer with lettuce leaf and one quarter of quinoa veggie mix leav-ing at least one inch border for wrapping

Tightly fold one side of wrap tuck ends and continue to roll to opposite side to close

Serve immediately or wrap in foil for a handy and delicious to go wrap

Nutrient profile per wrap360 calories 125 g fat (15 g saturated11 g unsaturated) 53 g carbs (8 g fiber) 11 g protein

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Finish 3rd in State

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Head Coach Jason SpodickBacks Coach Aaron CahoonAssistant Coach Paul BrownForwards Coach Stevie Swindall

Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

Photos- Jill Spodick

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Ryan Rees MVP

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

2016

Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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Quinoa Veggie WrapServes 4

1 cup cooked quinoa prepared to package directions amp cooled1 Tbsp olive oilfrac14 tsp salt frac14 tsp ground cuminBlack pepper to taste1 tsp fresh squeezed lime juice2 Tbsp diced red pepper1 tsp finely diced jalapentildeo if desiredfrac14 cup finely diced tomatoes1 small avocado diced into small chunksfrac12 cup black beans rinsed and drainedfrac14 cup finely chopped cilantro4 green lettuce leaves rinsed and pat dry4 large burrito sized multi grain tortillas or spinach tortilla wraps

In a large bowl combine quinoa olive oil salt pepper and cumin Gently stir until well mixed

Add diced red pepper jalapentildeo (if desired) tomato black beans and cilantro Stir to mix

Add avocado diced onion and top with fresh squeezed lime juice Stir to mix

Lay each large tortilla flat and layer with lettuce leaf and one quarter of quinoa veggie mix leav-ing at least one inch border for wrapping

Tightly fold one side of wrap tuck ends and continue to roll to opposite side to close

Serve immediately or wrap in foil for a handy and delicious to go wrap

Nutrient profile per wrap360 calories 125 g fat (15 g saturated11 g unsaturated) 53 g carbs (8 g fiber) 11 g protein

Monica

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Finish 3rd in State

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Head Coach Jason SpodickBacks Coach Aaron CahoonAssistant Coach Paul BrownForwards Coach Stevie Swindall

Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

Photos- Jill Spodick

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Valdes AlbertoVan Rijswijck PaulWallace JacksonWells HarrisonWiggin MichaelWilliamsMillerYoung Alex

2015-2016 WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY CLUB ROSTER

McDoniel RossMehta RavijNieto DiegoNoblett CoreyOswald MajorPerdue JamesPerson DanielPetersen WesleyPham KhoaPocher EthanRees RyanRevelle JamesRoss WinstonShelton NoahSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanTaaffe RobTalbert ThomasThompson BenToddAshTodd GeorgeTrammell ShaydeTurner Nick

Ryan Rees MVP

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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westlAke lACrosse

WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

2016

Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Head Coach Jason SpodickBacks Coach Aaron CahoonAssistant Coach Paul BrownForwards Coach Stevie Swindall

Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

Photos- Jill Spodick

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Ball KadeBeasley KyleBoyd CameronCharles FedeClayton JackComer AlexComer PatrickComerfordJamesDowning ConnorDuffy SamFuchs BryanGenseMatthewGold GeorgeGonzalez MarceloGudipally TarunHannon JetHendrick JohnHodes LukeJacobson JarrodJones JaredKelley ConnorKight J ReillyLardner JamesLear SamLongoriaChristianMarkus RyanMasood Hammad

Valdes AlbertoVan Rijswijck PaulWallace JacksonWells HarrisonWiggin MichaelWilliamsMillerYoung Alex

2015-2016 WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY CLUB ROSTER

McDoniel RossMehta RavijNieto DiegoNoblett CoreyOswald MajorPerdue JamesPerson DanielPetersen WesleyPham KhoaPocher EthanRees RyanRevelle JamesRoss WinstonShelton NoahSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanTaaffe RobTalbert ThomasThompson BenToddAshTodd GeorgeTrammell ShaydeTurner Nick

Ryan Rees MVP

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

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Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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store

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Zenith 2016

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Head Coach Jason SpodickBacks Coach Aaron CahoonAssistant Coach Paul BrownForwards Coach Stevie Swindall

Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

Photos- Jill Spodick

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Ball KadeBeasley KyleBoyd CameronCharles FedeClayton JackComer AlexComer PatrickComerfordJamesDowning ConnorDuffy SamFuchs BryanGenseMatthewGold GeorgeGonzalez MarceloGudipally TarunHannon JetHendrick JohnHodes LukeJacobson JarrodJones JaredKelley ConnorKight J ReillyLardner JamesLear SamLongoriaChristianMarkus RyanMasood Hammad

Valdes AlbertoVan Rijswijck PaulWallace JacksonWells HarrisonWiggin MichaelWilliamsMillerYoung Alex

2015-2016 WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY CLUB ROSTER

McDoniel RossMehta RavijNieto DiegoNoblett CoreyOswald MajorPerdue JamesPerson DanielPetersen WesleyPham KhoaPocher EthanRees RyanRevelle JamesRoss WinstonShelton NoahSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanTaaffe RobTalbert ThomasThompson BenToddAshTodd GeorgeTrammell ShaydeTurner Nick

Ryan Rees MVP

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

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Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Head Coach Jason SpodickBacks Coach Aaron CahoonAssistant Coach Paul BrownForwards Coach Stevie Swindall

Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

Photos- Jill Spodick

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Ball KadeBeasley KyleBoyd CameronCharles FedeClayton JackComer AlexComer PatrickComerfordJamesDowning ConnorDuffy SamFuchs BryanGenseMatthewGold GeorgeGonzalez MarceloGudipally TarunHannon JetHendrick JohnHodes LukeJacobson JarrodJones JaredKelley ConnorKight J ReillyLardner JamesLear SamLongoriaChristianMarkus RyanMasood Hammad

Valdes AlbertoVan Rijswijck PaulWallace JacksonWells HarrisonWiggin MichaelWilliamsMillerYoung Alex

2015-2016 WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY CLUB ROSTER

McDoniel RossMehta RavijNieto DiegoNoblett CoreyOswald MajorPerdue JamesPerson DanielPetersen WesleyPham KhoaPocher EthanRees RyanRevelle JamesRoss WinstonShelton NoahSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanTaaffe RobTalbert ThomasThompson BenToddAshTodd GeorgeTrammell ShaydeTurner Nick

Ryan Rees MVP

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

2016

Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Head Coach Jason SpodickBacks Coach Aaron CahoonAssistant Coach Paul BrownForwards Coach Stevie Swindall

Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

Photos- Jill Spodick

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Ball KadeBeasley KyleBoyd CameronCharles FedeClayton JackComer AlexComer PatrickComerfordJamesDowning ConnorDuffy SamFuchs BryanGenseMatthewGold GeorgeGonzalez MarceloGudipally TarunHannon JetHendrick JohnHodes LukeJacobson JarrodJones JaredKelley ConnorKight J ReillyLardner JamesLear SamLongoriaChristianMarkus RyanMasood Hammad

Valdes AlbertoVan Rijswijck PaulWallace JacksonWells HarrisonWiggin MichaelWilliamsMillerYoung Alex

2015-2016 WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY CLUB ROSTER

McDoniel RossMehta RavijNieto DiegoNoblett CoreyOswald MajorPerdue JamesPerson DanielPetersen WesleyPham KhoaPocher EthanRees RyanRevelle JamesRoss WinstonShelton NoahSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanTaaffe RobTalbert ThomasThompson BenToddAshTodd GeorgeTrammell ShaydeTurner Nick

Ryan Rees MVP

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

2016

Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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Head Coach Jason SpodickBacks Coach Aaron CahoonAssistant Coach Paul BrownForwards Coach Stevie Swindall

Westlake RUGBY Team 2016

Photos- Jill Spodick

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Ball KadeBeasley KyleBoyd CameronCharles FedeClayton JackComer AlexComer PatrickComerfordJamesDowning ConnorDuffy SamFuchs BryanGenseMatthewGold GeorgeGonzalez MarceloGudipally TarunHannon JetHendrick JohnHodes LukeJacobson JarrodJones JaredKelley ConnorKight J ReillyLardner JamesLear SamLongoriaChristianMarkus RyanMasood Hammad

Valdes AlbertoVan Rijswijck PaulWallace JacksonWells HarrisonWiggin MichaelWilliamsMillerYoung Alex

2015-2016 WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY CLUB ROSTER

McDoniel RossMehta RavijNieto DiegoNoblett CoreyOswald MajorPerdue JamesPerson DanielPetersen WesleyPham KhoaPocher EthanRees RyanRevelle JamesRoss WinstonShelton NoahSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanSpencer HunterStringfield MicahSwanstrom BrendanTaaffe RobTalbert ThomasThompson BenToddAshTodd GeorgeTrammell ShaydeTurner Nick

Ryan Rees MVP

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

2016

Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

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Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

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Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

2016

Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

2016

Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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D2 LAX Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps have enjoyed a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and defeating the defend-ing District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016

This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse Leage (THSLL) playoffs 572016 at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock

The Chaps success is based on a stingy defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 team roster is made up of all sophomores and freshman and these Chaps face more experienced teams every game and continue to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program

Overall goal keeeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with highlight performanc-es against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production

Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum in to the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDEESALL STATE

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - DefenseRob Soluri - Goal Keeper

ALL DISTRICTCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

HONORABLE MENTIONReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

District Championship Summary Chaps D2 vs Georgetown Eagles

Offensively the attack and middies dominated the game and Ryan Flaherty led the way with 3 goals and 2 assists Reid Vender with 3 goals 1 assist and 6 GBrsquos Collin Swallow with 2 goals 4 assists and 3 GBrsquos Ian Henke with 3 goals and 1 assist Preston Lynch with 2 goals and 1 assist and Ian Horrigan with 2 goals

Defensively Chaps defender Ryan Ney kept Georgetownrsquos Foster to just 4 total shots Excellent work on GBrsquos and overall solid defense from the LSM group of Jones Liddy Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau kept the Eagles from flying Close defenders Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson did a great job of creating turnovers and getting the ball to the offense on numerous fast breaks

Player of the game was Rob Soluri who posted 10 huge saves 6 of them in the 3rd quarter alone - these key saves deflated the George-town offense and assured victory

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

2016

Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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WESTLAKE LACROSSEOfficial Roster of WHS D1 Varsity

Name Pos1 Tate Young M2 Luke Mizell M3 Paul Snyder LSM4 Cuatro Santos M5 Justin Mellenbruch M6 Jake Guarino M7 Keaton Jones M8 Drew Brown G9 Logan Salas M10 Hayden Baker M11 Patrick Byrd D 12 James Caswell D13 Jordan Hicks G14 Austin Azar M15 Cole Guarino M16 Owen OrsquoNeil A17 James Beiter M18 Will Hardin A19 Parker Hamlin M20 Finn Corbett A21 Jacob Stoebner D22 Beau Burbach M23 Cameron Bergeron A24 James Lardner D25 Turner Hamlin D26 Canon Towers M28 Jake Nathan A29 Oliver Dina LSM32 Preston Henley M33 Henry Womack M35 Alex Mendrys M

2016

Photos by Ant Dina Laci Jones and Greg Brown

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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Class of 2016 Thank you Seniors

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District Champions 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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CryoStudio of Austin6806 Bee Cave Road Suite 1AAustin TX 78746Phone (512) 900-3838

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

87

ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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107

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

81

82

Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

83

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

87

ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

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TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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Zenith 2016

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

79

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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82

Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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LAX DI Season SummaryHead Coach Chris Delfausse

The Chaps DI team had a very successful regular season going undefeated in district play and securing their 5th consecutive District Championship Overall the Chaps have 6 District Titles and with the growth of la-crosse in the Austin and San Antonio areas the competition is getting stronger every year

With the District Title the Chaps secured a bid in the quarter final round of the ATX Super Regionals hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock where they beat St Marks 10-6 and qualified the Chaps for the State Final Four playoffs in Allen TX

In the first round of the Final Four the Chaps play defending state champ Highland Park on Saturday With a win over HP the Chaps face the winner of Dallas Jesuit vs Episcopal School of Dallas in the State Finals on Sunday

The Chaps success this year was built on a tough physical defense and a well balanced offensive threat The defense only gave up an average of 676 goals per game while holding the majority of teams this season to single digit goals The offense scored an average of 11 goals per game and presented a scoring threat from multiple players throughout the year For opposing defenses it was tough to key in on one player as the Chaps scored from every position and had 8 players scoring in double digits this season

In spite of several player injuries through the season itrsquos been a strong year for the Chaps with 2 All Ameri-cans 3 Academic All Americans 4 All State 5 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

83

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

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ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

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Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

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Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

87

ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Zenith 2016

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Post season awards includeCoach of the Year - 2016

Chris Delfausse Chaps Head Coach

All AmericanWill Hardin Attack Senior (First player to receive awards for All American

Academic All American amp All State)Oliver Dina LSM Sophomore (2 time All American amp All State)

Academic All AmericanWIll Hardin Attack Senior

Luke Mizell Midfield SeniorJake Nathan Attack Senior (Also All District)

All StateOliver Dina LSM Junior

Will Hardin Attack SeniorJames Lardner Defense Sophomore

Tate Young Midfield Sophomore

All DistrictHayden Baker Midfield JuniorJames Caswell Defense SeniorTurner Hamlin Defense Junior

Jake Nathan Attack SeniorJacob Stoebner Defense Sophomore

Honorable MentionJake Guarino Midfield Senior

Paul Snyder Defense Junior

Super Regional Championship Summary WHS Chaps (10) vs St Marks (6)

The Chaps took control of the game in the first half jumping out to a 7-1 lead before half time led by a suffocating de-fense with great net minding by Jordan Hicks The tough faceoff play of Henry Womack allowed the Chaps to control the ball for the first half providing the offense plenty of opportunities to score Tate Young and Jake Nathan led the way for the offense with both players tallying 4 points apiece (3 goals and 1 assist each)

Defense wore out St Markrsquos with outstanding one on one defense by Sophomore Jacob Stoebner and some timely take-aways by Junior Defenseman Turner Hamlin Great Goalie play by Jordan Hicks and Drew Brown helped keep the St Marks offense off the board for much of the game

The Chaps extended their lead early in the 3rd quarter getting the first 2 goals of the second half to take a command-ing 9-1 lead St Markrsquos dug deep and rallied with 5 unanswered goals in the fight to catch up St Markrsquos offense hit their rhythm as the Chaps struggled to maintain possession on offense in the 4th as the clock wound down

With about 3 minutes to go Senior Will Hardin (1G 2A) found the back of the net to safely put the Chaps ahead Out-standing team play for the Chaps as they controlled the ball for the final minute to win the ATX Super Regionals and punch their ticket to their first State Semifinals in over 25 years

83

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

87

ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

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84

85

86

LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

87

ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

84

85

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

87

ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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Zenith 2016

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LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

87

ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

86

LAX D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton

D2 Season SummaryHead Coach Tom Keaton The 3 state ranked D2 Chaps enjoyed their most successful season yet going undefeated in district play and de-feating the defending District Champions the Georgetown Eagles in a 15-10 battle to win the Central Texas District Championship for 2016 This is the first District Championship for the D2 squad and the Chaps carried this momentum into the ATX Super Regional playoffs hosted by the Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) playoffs at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock to face Magnolia in the first round and McKinney in the second round The Chaps success is based on a stingy physical defense who only allowed an average of 587 goals per game coupled with an electrifying offense that hammered the opposition with an average of 126 goals per game The D2 roster is made up of all Sophomores and Freshmen and these Chaps faced more experienced older teams every game and continued to rise to the challenge The district title is evidence of the great community commitment to the game as well as the strength of the program Overall goal keeper Rob Soluri has been the anchor of the defense saving over 62 of shots on the season with high-light performances against Woodlands where he had an incredible 20 saves on 23 shots (87) and 14 saves against 1 ranked Colleyville Offensively teamwork is the key as six players (Collin Swallow Preston Lynch Lake De La Fuente Ryan Flaherty Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender) ended the regular season in double digits for point production Itrsquos been a great year for the Chaps with 5 of our players earning All State Honors 3 All District and 2 Honorable Mentions They carry this momentum into the Texas High School Lacrosse League Playoffs this weekend

POST SEASON AWARDSAll State

Preston Lynch - AttackRyan Flaherty - Midfield

Lake De La Fuente - MidfieldDavid Dickerson - Defense

Rob Soluri - Goalkeeper

All DistrictCollin Swallow - AttackIan Horrigan - Midfield

Miles Sigel - Long Stick Midfield

Honorable MentionReid Vender - MidfieldTyler Rozas - Midfield

87

ROSTER-WHS LAX D2 Varsity

Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

88

ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

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Name Pos2 Reid Vender M4 Ian Henke A5 Nicholas Matzorkis M6 Ryan Flaherty M7 Wilson Ernst A8 Rob Soluri G9 Cary Andreo M10 Garrett Egan A11 Lake De La Fuente M12 Cooper Bearden M13 Andrew Beiter A14 Miles Sigel D16 Ryan Ney LSM17 Jones Liddy LSM18 Tyler Rozas M19 Kyle Lindley D21 Noah Fournier D22 Preston Lynch A25 David Dickerson M28 Thomas Rousseau D29 Ian Horrigan M30 Collin Swallow A31 Will Sallis D36 Nelson Black D

Super Regional Summary Round 2 Chaps D2 (9) vs McKinney (12) The 2016 DII squads run for the state championship ended on Sunday in a battle with a tough McKinney squad where the Chaps fell 12-9 Tough breaks and a possession disadvantage in faceoffs made a huge difference in this game but despite this the young DII team fought to the last whistle A tough end to the season but this squad advanced farther than any other D2 team has gone

Offensively the Chaps were lead with three goals by Lake De La Fuente and Ryan Flaherty with two goals Matt Andreo Collin Swallow and Preston Lynch each scored a goal apiece and Reid Vender showed his teamwork logging three assists Westlake was able to fight through the McKinney zone defense in expert fashion taking a 9-7 lead in the third quarter Ultimately the possession disadvantage was insur-mountable and McKinney was able to pull away in the fourth quarter Defensively Rob Soluri once again proved to be the anchor of the defense logging 12 saves Miles Sigel and Thomas Rousseau each snagged three ground balls apiece and the Chaps proved formidable against a well drilled McKinney squad Player of the game-- Lake De La Fuente

Super Regional Summary Round 1 Chaps D2 (11) vs Magnolia (4) The D2 Chaps squad overpowered the Magnolia squad 11-4 to advance to the regional finals The game was never in doubt as the Chaps streaked to an 8-0 halftime lead The Chaps never looked back and the team began preparation for the finals early Offensively multiple players contributed to the offensive effort Collin Swallow led the way with three goals and one assist while Lake De La Fuente Ian Horrigan and Reid Vender each scored two on the day Ryan Flaherty tossed in one goal and one assist while Preston Lynch proved to be both a scoring and feeding threat with one goal and two assists Defensively the Chaps defense created numerous turnovers and followed it up by winning the ground ball battle Ryan Ney Noah Fornier and David Dickerson created a wall the Magnolia squad was not able to penetrate Goalie Rob Soluri saved the ball 67 of the time and the defense worked magnificently to get the ball to the offensive end successfully clear-ing the ball 92 of the time Kyle Lindley made it to his first lacrosse game since being released from the hospital Kyle inspired the team to perform with strength and courage and is the D2 Player of the Game

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Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

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Zenith 2016

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ROSTER-WHS LAX JV

Name Pos1 Michael Dodgin M2 Wes Mizell A3 Ethan Machen M4 Jack Mireur A5 Joe Keeny G6 Cooper Hamlin M7 Max Marshall D8 Ali Slimi D10 Jacob Thompson A11 John Mark Bogar D13 Andrew Paape M14 Owen Robertson M15 Evan Trumeter D16 Jake Wescoat D17 Garret Williamson D18 Matthew Okamoto D21 Anton Stoebner G22 Bowen Thompson A23 Michael Corbett A25 Jack Chatmas M26 Danny Salazar D30 Liam Wilson M

My Memories of Our Exchange Student BY JERRY SAULMAN

When I was in high school my familiy played host to a student via YFU Our exchange student came from Chile He certainly came with many new and exciting customs and ideas although with American television he hardly seemed very different at all in some ways

One thing I remember was the way that his attitudes about women were about to collide with my mother In his country women stayed home and took care of the house for the most part at least that was the life that he was familiar with As a result he had a bit of a shock when he found out he would have to dust and vacuum his own room make his bed and do his laundry just like the rest of the children in our home It took a little getting used to but he adjusted just fine

I remember that my mother cooked some of his family recipes sent by his mother That was definitely a highlight for me It was like my family got to take a short trip to Chile a few times during his stay It was very exciting

He also gave me a photo album with the cover engraved with ldquoRecuerdos de Chilerdquo which I still have to this day and is one of my most prized possessions

He was a year or so older than I was which made him like an instant big brother that I had never had before as I was the old-est Sometimes I miss that about those days I donrsquot have a big brother now and it was good to have one

I also remember that he loved to shop for clothes like most people I know these days who come to visit the US I thought he was about the coolest guy ever and yet I had to say goodbye to him I think I might have been a bit of a brat when he left but Irsquom pretty sure it was because (looking back) I was hurt that he left (even if it was for him to go home to his family) and it was hard to lose a big brother like that

Cristobal is out there somewhere I know probably very success-ful probably with a family who is maybe thinking of hosting an exchange student about now himself

Think about it and contact the YFU if your family might be interested in hosting a student or sending one on exchange You wonrsquot regret whatever happens It will be a fantastic experience for your family

Wersquoll be back in the fall with all those features of ChapsIllustrated that you loved from the fall including our guide to the Week-end Warriors a look at the season ahead and tons and tons of photos from the fall sports We canrsquot wait for football season to get here and we know you probably canrsquot either See you in a few months

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

89

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

90

TENNIS Hannah Sutton amp Nick Glover finish 2nd in Mixed Doubles at Region 2

Tournament amp advance to State

GIRLS SOCCER Incredible amp dominant stats for the 14-6A DISCTRICT champs

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNISAlex Reinhart 3rd place

girls singles

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

91

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

TENNIS Region 2 6A Boys Singles Champion -Roger Chou

TENNIS Perim is your girls singles CHAMPION State Bound

The Lady Chap Basketball team

ended District play as Co- District

Champions and Bi-District Playoff

Champions

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

92

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Westlake Softball photos by Shawn Best Best Frame Photography

Tara Yeakey Waco Midway Game

Del Valle Game

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

93

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Lacey Boyd at Lake Travis GameAt Lake Travis Game

Jillian Hefner Del Valle Game

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

94

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

The Westlake Wrestling Team capped off another great season by finishing 4th at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament Junior Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Junior Anderson Salisbury placed 3rd and Senior Hunter Roberts placed 5th for the second consecutive year

The Chaps also won their 3rd Consecutive Region IV Championship besting runner-up Churchill by 82 points Westlake tied a school record with 8 state qualifiers and set a record with 4 individual champions Westlake also won their 4th District Wrestling Championship in a row

Westlake says goodbye to itrsquos most successful graduating class in school history The class of 2016 won the district title every year and won the programrsquos first three Region Championships Hunter Roberts became the just the third 4-time state qualifier in school history placing twice He will take his talents to Western State University in Colorado Hunter Hershey and Jonathan Cramer both were region champions and 2-time state qualifiers Gabe Moreau was a 2 time region place-winner Tres Davis goes out a region runner-up and state qualifier And the hard luck often injured Mason Foster was there supporting his teammates every step of the way Westlake Wrestling will definitely miss these guys and wishes them all the best in the future

2016 REGIONALS

WHS WRESTLING

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

98

Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

WHS GIRLS GOLFCoach- Chuck Nowland

99

100

101

Get Your GeAr

At tHe CHAP

store

102

Photos Nimia Malle

Zenith 2016

103

104

105

106

107

108

95

96

97

Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake

Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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Jack Skudlarczyk won his second individual title Way to go Jack

Lady Chaps at Lake Travis for the National AnthemPhoto courtesy of Jo Davis

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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Congratulations to the girls golf team for capping a successful year by finishing as the state runner up in this weekrsquos 6A UIL golf championship in Georgetown Varsity I also finished as district and region runners-up to qualify for the state tournament

The Chaps team of Maggie Cowart Jordan Shackelford Kennedy Swann Randi Romack Madelyn Jones and Elena Castanon joined Region 2 teams of Lake Travis (1st) and Montgomery (3rd) on the medal podium after entering the contest ranked 3 in the state

Junior Kennedy Swann led the way with rounds of 74-69 to finish 2nd in the state in the medalist competition while earning 1st Team All-State honors Junior Jordan Shackelford and freshman Madelyn Jones earned 2nd team All State honors while Junior Randi Romack earned 3rd Team All State

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AABC Pest Controlfor all your commercial and residential pest con-trol needs(512) 837-9500abchomeandcommer-cialcomaustin

ActionGalleryProscovering Westlake and surrounding area school sports with photography(512) 423-5731 or (512) 587-6766actiongalleryproscom

Alive at 25provides a program for safer teen driving512-854-9586texasaliveteamorg

BBalanced Health and Beautytake care of your skin and look good(512) 913-7007balancedhealthandbeau-tycom

Black Finn Ameripubwhole new generation of American pub5128363466blackfinnameripubcomaustin

BookSpringvolunteer organization that teaches reading512-472-1791bookspringorg

Boardroom Salonwhere men get ready(512) 551-1117boardroomsaloncom

Brahminfine leather handbags at the San Marcos Outlets(512) 392-3966brahmincom

CChick-fil-arestaurant famous for chicken sandwiches(512) 329-9171wwwcfawestlakecom

College Tutorsfind a college student for a nannysitter or a tutor(512) 201-2075collegetutorscomwest-laketx

Compass Learninglearning solutions to accelerate your students progress(512) 478-9600compasslearningcom

Covert Auto Groupfor all your automobile needs(512) 583-3000covertautocom

CryoStudio of Austinrevolutinary treatments in cold(512) 900-3838austincryocom

DDocumationfor all your office and document technology needs(512) 672-4431mationcom

EEltekon Securities LLC specializing in wealth and risk management services(512) 477-3200eltekoncom

Entertainment Indus-try Foundation (Pub-lic Service Announce-ments)

FFarmers Insurance - FelgerAgent Jeff Felger(512) 250-2334farmersagentcomjfelger

HHarway Appliancesvoted best source of appliances in Austin 2013(512) 491-7600harwayappliancescom

Heritage TitleCompanysetting standards for ti-tle insurance and settle-ment areas(512) 329-3900heritagetitleofaustincom

Independence Titlewith over 50 locations to serve you in Texas(512) 454-4500independencetitlecomaustin

MMama Fusrestaurant featuring bold Asian flavorsmamafuscom

Michelle Tucker PhotographyFor all your personal photography needs from Senior Portraits wed-dings to baby to gradua-tion and beyond(512) 423-5731michelletuckerphotog-raphysmugmugcom

Mighty Fine Burgersrestaurant setting the standard for hand made burgers and fries(512) 735-2800mightyfineburgerscom

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AABC Pest Controlfor all your commercial and residential pest con-trol needs(512) 837-9500abchomeandcommer-cialcomaustin

ActionGalleryProscovering Westlake and surrounding area school sports with photography(512) 423-5731 or (512) 587-6766actiongalleryproscom

Alive at 25provides a program for safer teen driving512-854-9586texasaliveteamorg

BBalanced Health and Beautytake care of your skin and look good(512) 913-7007balancedhealthandbeau-tycom

Black Finn Ameripubwhole new generation of American pub5128363466blackfinnameripubcomaustin

BookSpringvolunteer organization that teaches reading512-472-1791bookspringorg

Boardroom Salonwhere men get ready(512) 551-1117boardroomsaloncom

Brahminfine leather handbags at the San Marcos Outlets(512) 392-3966brahmincom

CChick-fil-arestaurant famous for chicken sandwiches(512) 329-9171wwwcfawestlakecom

College Tutorsfind a college student for a nannysitter or a tutor(512) 201-2075collegetutorscomwest-laketx

Compass Learninglearning solutions to accelerate your students progress(512) 478-9600compasslearningcom

Covert Auto Groupfor all your automobile needs(512) 583-3000covertautocom

CryoStudio of Austinrevolutinary treatments in cold(512) 900-3838austincryocom

DDocumationfor all your office and document technology needs(512) 672-4431mationcom

EEltekon Securities LLC specializing in wealth and risk management services(512) 477-3200eltekoncom

Entertainment Indus-try Foundation (Pub-lic Service Announce-ments)

FFarmers Insurance - FelgerAgent Jeff Felger(512) 250-2334farmersagentcomjfelger

HHarway Appliancesvoted best source of appliances in Austin 2013(512) 491-7600harwayappliancescom

Heritage TitleCompanysetting standards for ti-tle insurance and settle-ment areas(512) 329-3900heritagetitleofaustincom

Independence Titlewith over 50 locations to serve you in Texas(512) 454-4500independencetitlecomaustin

MMama Fusrestaurant featuring bold Asian flavorsmamafuscom

Michelle Tucker PhotographyFor all your personal photography needs from Senior Portraits wed-dings to baby to gradua-tion and beyond(512) 423-5731michelletuckerphotog-raphysmugmugcom

Mighty Fine Burgersrestaurant setting the standard for hand made burgers and fries(512) 735-2800mightyfineburgerscom

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AABC Pest Controlfor all your commercial and residential pest con-trol needs(512) 837-9500abchomeandcommer-cialcomaustin

ActionGalleryProscovering Westlake and surrounding area school sports with photography(512) 423-5731 or (512) 587-6766actiongalleryproscom

Alive at 25provides a program for safer teen driving512-854-9586texasaliveteamorg

BBalanced Health and Beautytake care of your skin and look good(512) 913-7007balancedhealthandbeau-tycom

Black Finn Ameripubwhole new generation of American pub5128363466blackfinnameripubcomaustin

BookSpringvolunteer organization that teaches reading512-472-1791bookspringorg

Boardroom Salonwhere men get ready(512) 551-1117boardroomsaloncom

Brahminfine leather handbags at the San Marcos Outlets(512) 392-3966brahmincom

CChick-fil-arestaurant famous for chicken sandwiches(512) 329-9171wwwcfawestlakecom

College Tutorsfind a college student for a nannysitter or a tutor(512) 201-2075collegetutorscomwest-laketx

Compass Learninglearning solutions to accelerate your students progress(512) 478-9600compasslearningcom

Covert Auto Groupfor all your automobile needs(512) 583-3000covertautocom

CryoStudio of Austinrevolutinary treatments in cold(512) 900-3838austincryocom

DDocumationfor all your office and document technology needs(512) 672-4431mationcom

EEltekon Securities LLC specializing in wealth and risk management services(512) 477-3200eltekoncom

Entertainment Indus-try Foundation (Pub-lic Service Announce-ments)

FFarmers Insurance - FelgerAgent Jeff Felger(512) 250-2334farmersagentcomjfelger

HHarway Appliancesvoted best source of appliances in Austin 2013(512) 491-7600harwayappliancescom

Heritage TitleCompanysetting standards for ti-tle insurance and settle-ment areas(512) 329-3900heritagetitleofaustincom

Independence Titlewith over 50 locations to serve you in Texas(512) 454-4500independencetitlecomaustin

MMama Fusrestaurant featuring bold Asian flavorsmamafuscom

Michelle Tucker PhotographyFor all your personal photography needs from Senior Portraits wed-dings to baby to gradua-tion and beyond(512) 423-5731michelletuckerphotog-raphysmugmugcom

Mighty Fine Burgersrestaurant setting the standard for hand made burgers and fries(512) 735-2800mightyfineburgerscom

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AABC Pest Controlfor all your commercial and residential pest con-trol needs(512) 837-9500abchomeandcommer-cialcomaustin

ActionGalleryProscovering Westlake and surrounding area school sports with photography(512) 423-5731 or (512) 587-6766actiongalleryproscom

Alive at 25provides a program for safer teen driving512-854-9586texasaliveteamorg

BBalanced Health and Beautytake care of your skin and look good(512) 913-7007balancedhealthandbeau-tycom

Black Finn Ameripubwhole new generation of American pub5128363466blackfinnameripubcomaustin

BookSpringvolunteer organization that teaches reading512-472-1791bookspringorg

Boardroom Salonwhere men get ready(512) 551-1117boardroomsaloncom

Brahminfine leather handbags at the San Marcos Outlets(512) 392-3966brahmincom

CChick-fil-arestaurant famous for chicken sandwiches(512) 329-9171wwwcfawestlakecom

College Tutorsfind a college student for a nannysitter or a tutor(512) 201-2075collegetutorscomwest-laketx

Compass Learninglearning solutions to accelerate your students progress(512) 478-9600compasslearningcom

Covert Auto Groupfor all your automobile needs(512) 583-3000covertautocom

CryoStudio of Austinrevolutinary treatments in cold(512) 900-3838austincryocom

DDocumationfor all your office and document technology needs(512) 672-4431mationcom

EEltekon Securities LLC specializing in wealth and risk management services(512) 477-3200eltekoncom

Entertainment Indus-try Foundation (Pub-lic Service Announce-ments)

FFarmers Insurance - FelgerAgent Jeff Felger(512) 250-2334farmersagentcomjfelger

HHarway Appliancesvoted best source of appliances in Austin 2013(512) 491-7600harwayappliancescom

Heritage TitleCompanysetting standards for ti-tle insurance and settle-ment areas(512) 329-3900heritagetitleofaustincom

Independence Titlewith over 50 locations to serve you in Texas(512) 454-4500independencetitlecomaustin

MMama Fusrestaurant featuring bold Asian flavorsmamafuscom

Michelle Tucker PhotographyFor all your personal photography needs from Senior Portraits wed-dings to baby to gradua-tion and beyond(512) 423-5731michelletuckerphotog-raphysmugmugcom

Mighty Fine Burgersrestaurant setting the standard for hand made burgers and fries(512) 735-2800mightyfineburgerscom

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AABC Pest Controlfor all your commercial and residential pest con-trol needs(512) 837-9500abchomeandcommer-cialcomaustin

ActionGalleryProscovering Westlake and surrounding area school sports with photography(512) 423-5731 or (512) 587-6766actiongalleryproscom

Alive at 25provides a program for safer teen driving512-854-9586texasaliveteamorg

BBalanced Health and Beautytake care of your skin and look good(512) 913-7007balancedhealthandbeau-tycom

Black Finn Ameripubwhole new generation of American pub5128363466blackfinnameripubcomaustin

BookSpringvolunteer organization that teaches reading512-472-1791bookspringorg

Boardroom Salonwhere men get ready(512) 551-1117boardroomsaloncom

Brahminfine leather handbags at the San Marcos Outlets(512) 392-3966brahmincom

CChick-fil-arestaurant famous for chicken sandwiches(512) 329-9171wwwcfawestlakecom

College Tutorsfind a college student for a nannysitter or a tutor(512) 201-2075collegetutorscomwest-laketx

Compass Learninglearning solutions to accelerate your students progress(512) 478-9600compasslearningcom

Covert Auto Groupfor all your automobile needs(512) 583-3000covertautocom

CryoStudio of Austinrevolutinary treatments in cold(512) 900-3838austincryocom

DDocumationfor all your office and document technology needs(512) 672-4431mationcom

EEltekon Securities LLC specializing in wealth and risk management services(512) 477-3200eltekoncom

Entertainment Indus-try Foundation (Pub-lic Service Announce-ments)

FFarmers Insurance - FelgerAgent Jeff Felger(512) 250-2334farmersagentcomjfelger

HHarway Appliancesvoted best source of appliances in Austin 2013(512) 491-7600harwayappliancescom

Heritage TitleCompanysetting standards for ti-tle insurance and settle-ment areas(512) 329-3900heritagetitleofaustincom

Independence Titlewith over 50 locations to serve you in Texas(512) 454-4500independencetitlecomaustin

MMama Fusrestaurant featuring bold Asian flavorsmamafuscom

Michelle Tucker PhotographyFor all your personal photography needs from Senior Portraits wed-dings to baby to gradua-tion and beyond(512) 423-5731michelletuckerphotog-raphysmugmugcom

Mighty Fine Burgersrestaurant setting the standard for hand made burgers and fries(512) 735-2800mightyfineburgerscom

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AABC Pest Controlfor all your commercial and residential pest con-trol needs(512) 837-9500abchomeandcommer-cialcomaustin

ActionGalleryProscovering Westlake and surrounding area school sports with photography(512) 423-5731 or (512) 587-6766actiongalleryproscom

Alive at 25provides a program for safer teen driving512-854-9586texasaliveteamorg

BBalanced Health and Beautytake care of your skin and look good(512) 913-7007balancedhealthandbeau-tycom

Black Finn Ameripubwhole new generation of American pub5128363466blackfinnameripubcomaustin

BookSpringvolunteer organization that teaches reading512-472-1791bookspringorg

Boardroom Salonwhere men get ready(512) 551-1117boardroomsaloncom

Brahminfine leather handbags at the San Marcos Outlets(512) 392-3966brahmincom

CChick-fil-arestaurant famous for chicken sandwiches(512) 329-9171wwwcfawestlakecom

College Tutorsfind a college student for a nannysitter or a tutor(512) 201-2075collegetutorscomwest-laketx

Compass Learninglearning solutions to accelerate your students progress(512) 478-9600compasslearningcom

Covert Auto Groupfor all your automobile needs(512) 583-3000covertautocom

CryoStudio of Austinrevolutinary treatments in cold(512) 900-3838austincryocom

DDocumationfor all your office and document technology needs(512) 672-4431mationcom

EEltekon Securities LLC specializing in wealth and risk management services(512) 477-3200eltekoncom

Entertainment Indus-try Foundation (Pub-lic Service Announce-ments)

FFarmers Insurance - FelgerAgent Jeff Felger(512) 250-2334farmersagentcomjfelger

HHarway Appliancesvoted best source of appliances in Austin 2013(512) 491-7600harwayappliancescom

Heritage TitleCompanysetting standards for ti-tle insurance and settle-ment areas(512) 329-3900heritagetitleofaustincom

Independence Titlewith over 50 locations to serve you in Texas(512) 454-4500independencetitlecomaustin

MMama Fusrestaurant featuring bold Asian flavorsmamafuscom

Michelle Tucker PhotographyFor all your personal photography needs from Senior Portraits wed-dings to baby to gradua-tion and beyond(512) 423-5731michelletuckerphotog-raphysmugmugcom

Mighty Fine Burgersrestaurant setting the standard for hand made burgers and fries(512) 735-2800mightyfineburgerscom

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Mosquito Squadmosquito and tick control for residential commerical and event(512) 717-6606greateraustinmosqui-tosquadcom

OOnnIT Academyusing the OnnIT methodology for prov-en fitness results(512) 593-5437onnitacademygymcom

PPoint Collision Centerwith lifetime warranty and exceptional pro-fessionalism for your auto repairs(512) 444-1053pointcollisioncentercom

RRockport MarineOne stop boating center(361) 729-7820wwwrockport-marineinccom

Rudyswhether yoursquore a fan of briskit or rib yoursquore not going to want to miss this bbq(512) 329-5554rudysbbqcom

SSafeway Drivingsafe driving school(844) DRIVE-SAFEsafewaydrivingcom

Salon at the Domainultimate salon styling experience in North Austin(512) 832-8000salonatthedomaincom

St Baldricks Foundationchildrens cancer orga-nization stbaldricksorgwest-lakechaparrals

St Davids Medical Centerstdavidscom

State Farm Steve VinklarekAgent Steve Vinklarek(512) 452-0214statefarmcomSteam Teamfor all your regular and disaster cleaning needs(512) 451-TEAM thesteamteamcom

Stand Up to Cancerorganization raising money for cancer re-searchstandup2cancerorg

Strasburger and PriceAttorneys at Law(512) 499-3600strasburgercom

TTexas Honey Hama true Westlake insti-tution with great food and good friends(512) 330-9888texashoneyhamcom

Texas Physical Thera-py Specialiststhe Best First Choice in musculoskeletal care(888) 658-8483texptscom

Think It Upusing crowd funding for teacher led-student initiated projects in schoolsthinkituporg

UUFCUAustins largest locally owned financial insti-tution(512) 467-8080ufcuorg

Urban Mattressa locally-owned al-ternative to the chain stores(512) 730-1233urbanmattresscom

WWaterloo Capitaloffering a deeper financial toolkit to you for a truly personal-ized strategywaterloocapcom

Westlake Football Academycommunity organiza-tion to develop stu-dent football athletes(512) 956-2020westlakefootballacade-mycom

White Glove Deliveryfull service relocation storage and delivery company(512) 490-1500whiteglovedeliverycom

Work It Personal Trainingour magazines train-ing and fitness experts run this training cen-ter in North Austin(512) 426-2336workittrainingcom

YYouth for Under-standing (YFU)interested in hosting an exchange student800-TEENAGEyfuusaorg

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• How to Follow the Magazine
• Index of Advertisers
• Nutrition
• OUR FAVORITE SHOTS
• Spring Signing Day at Westlakee
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• Westlake Lacrosse
• Westlake RUGBY Team 2016
• Whatrsquos Happening at Westlake
• Zenith 2016