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Georgetown Eagles Crowned District Champions After Dominating Victory Over Cedar Park

AUSTIN — Georgetown Eagles Crowned District Champions

Who, What, Where, When, Why

The Georgetown Eagles were crowned champions of the District 8-5A1 on November 7, 2024, following a commanding 31-7 victory against the Cedar Park Timberwolves at Gupton Stadium. The standout performance came from junior tailback Jett Walker, who scored four touchdowns, showcasing his rushing abilities and strength against the Timberwolves’ defense.

Total Domination on the Field

Walker scored on impressive runs of 30, 3, 46, and 43 yards, demonstrating both speed and power. Standing at 6-foot-3 and weighing 215 pounds, Walker exploited gaps in the Cedar Park defense with ease, contributing significantly to Georgetown’s offensive strategy. His performance in this pivotal game capped off an already extraordinary season, as he entered the match leading the district with a total of 1,743 rushing yards.

First Half Highlights

The Eagles entered halftime with a solid 17-7 lead, building momentum through their relentless rushing attack and smart play-calling. The Eagles capitalized on their opportunities while maintaining control over the game, setting the tone for the second half.

Georgetown’s Season Overview

With this victory, the Georgetown Eagles improved their record to 9-1 overall and secured a 6-1 mark in the district standings. This win also marks their sixth consecutive victory, establishing them as a formidable team heading into the postseason. Their only loss of the season came in a closely contested opener against Leander, where they fell just short with a score of 38-35.

Cedar Park’s Challenge

In contrast, Cedar Park’s defeat dropped their district record to 5-2, placing them in a tight race for playoff positioning. They now find themselves just a half-game ahead of Rouse and Lake Belton, both teams poised to challenge them for the second seed. If Rouse and Lake Belton secure victories in their next games, the district will face a three-team tie, triggering a tiebreaker scenario for playoff seeding.

Looking Ahead

As the regular season draws to a close, the Georgetown Eagles are gearing up for the playoffs with a confident roster. The team will look to build on their successful campaign, while Cedar Park will be eagerly watching the outcomes of the other district games, as they attempt to solidify their playoff position.

A Season to Remember

This win not only reflects the dedication and hard work of the Eagles but also sets up an exciting postseason for both Georgetown and their competitors. Fans and players alike are anticipating thrilling playoff action as the high school football season approaches its climax.

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