
Austin's High School Football Scene Heats Up: New Coaches, NFL Draft Stars, and Westlake's Gridiron Legacy
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### Coaching Changes
The Austin Sports Journal has been tracking the coaching carousel, and it's clear that several schools are undergoing significant transitions. At Giddings, Luke Hobbs is taking the reins from Michael Adams, while Westwood welcomes Derek Ward, replacing Anthony Wood. Lockhart sees Mike Maldonado stepping in for Todd Moebes, and Blanco is now under the leadership of Kent Walker, who replaces Jamie Dixon[4].
Other notable changes include Jason Cecil at Austin High, Eli Reinhart at Hutto, and Bryan Vardeman at Cedar Ridge. These new coaches bring fresh perspectives and strategies, promising an intriguing season ahead.
### NFL Draft Success
Texas high school football has once again proven its prowess, with a record 36 former Texas high school players selected in the 2025 NFL Draft. This dominance is a testament to the state's rich football culture and the exceptional talent nurtured in its high schools[1].
From Austin, eyes are on players like Cam Ward, who, despite being underrecruited initially, rose to become a top prospect. Ward, who played for West Columbia High School, had a remarkable year at Miami and is projected to be the No. 1 overall pick, heading to the Tennessee Titans. Another standout is Ashton Jeanty from Frisco Lone Star, who had an impressive career at Boise State and is expected to be picked in the first round, possibly by the Cowboys[2].
### Austin Westlake Chaparrals: A Powerhouse
One of the most storied programs in the area is the Austin Westlake Chaparrals. Known for producing NFL talent, including Drew Brees, the Chaparrals are gearing up for another strong season. Under the guidance of head coach Tony Salazar, they are aiming for their fifth consecutive district championship, led by senior quarterback Rees Wise, who amassed nearly 3,000 yards and 38 total touchdowns last season[5].
The Chaparrals' commitment to excellence is evident in their rigorous practice schedule, which includes early morning sessions and even practices on Thanksgiving. This dedication has created a community where young players aspire to wear the iconic Red W, from Pop Warner games to high school seniors.
As the new season kicks off, Austin's high school football fans have a lot to look forward to – new coaches bringing innovative tactics, talented players making their mark, and the continued legacy of programs like the Westlake Chaparrals. It's going to be an exciting year under the Texas lights.
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