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VYPE Live Lineup - Friday 3/6/26
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4PM - Leander ISD Tournament | Baseball: Austin High vs. Hutto
1PM - Leander ISD Tournament | Baseball: Austin High vs. Laredo United
7PM - Leander ISD Tournament | Baseball: Cedar Park vs. Hutto
11:30AM - Keith Tucker Memorial | Baseball: Dripping Springs vs. China Spring
7PM - Keith Tucker Memorial | Baseball: Dripping Springs vs. Flower Mound
6PM - Softball: Foster vs. George Ranch
7PM | NFHS - 5A D1 Boys Basketball Reg. III Final: Randle vs. West Brook
7PM - Boys Lacrosse: Regents vs. Plano John Paul II
7PM | NFHS – 6A D1 Boys Basketball Reg. IV Final: Cibolo Steele vs. Brennan
THE CLUTCH 32: UIL GBB 2025-26 State Championship Preview -- Westlake vs. Lancaster (6A D2)
WHERE: Alamodome -- San Antonio, TX
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WESTLAKE CHAPARRALS
Perfection is the only way to describe Westlake’s 2026 run, a fitting description for a team that enters San Antonio with a spotless 40–0 record. It’s been more than two decades since the Chaps last advanced to the State Tournament, a milestone secured on the heels of a 61–38 rout of Judson in the Region IV Final last week. Add Tuesday’s 51–50 nail-biter against Shadow Creek, and head coach Vickie Benson’s squad now makes its first appearance in the UIL title game since winning its third championship in 1996.
When it comes to firepower, center Tamia King has been virtually unguardable all season. The Houston-bound senior stands 6-foot-1 and combines an exceptional finishing ability with rebounding tenacity and distribution skills, making King the ultimate weapon for the Chaparrals. Last year’s District 26-6A Offensive MVP, junior guard Molly Frazer, and junior forward Wynn Thorne — both team captains alongside King — force opposing defenses to pick their poison rather than focusing solely on No. 15.
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LANCASTER TIGERS
Riding the momentum of a 12-game winning streak, Lancaster (32–5) secured back-to-back trips to the State Final Four — the second in program history — following last Friday’s 71–62 victory over Cypress Springs. Head coach LaJeanna Howard then watched her squad build on that historic run by punching the team’s first-ever ticket to the Alamodome with a 51–39 win over Braswell.
Anchoring the Tigers’ effort are senior guard Journee Hampton and juniors Arianna Davis, MaKenzie White, and Ava Womack. With history within reach, Lancaster now turns its attention to the final four quarters.
