Replay: Scores, analysis from Friday night's Central Texas high school football

The regular-season concluded this week with plenty of intrigue among playoff hopefuls, contenders and district needing to figure out seeding for the postseason. This was our Friday night coverage for updates, scores and analysis from Central Texas games:

5A-DI bi-district pairings

Georgetown at Smithson Valley

Cedar Park at NB Canyon

Finals

Travis 49, LASA 14

Granger 54, Bartlett 26

Blanco 41, SA Cole 14

Johnson City 18, Stockdale 7

East View 44, Leander 34

6A matchups set

Here are next week's area 6A playoff games between district 25 and district 26

Division 1

Round Rock at Westlake

Lake Travis at Vandegrift

Division II

Vista Ridge at Dripping Springs

Bowie at McNeil

More Finals

McNeil 31, Cedar Ridge 0

Stony Point 19, Manor 16

Regents 31, St. Michael's 0

Hyde Park 46, Victoria St. Joseph 40

Burnet 13, Taylor 7

Marion 35, Luling 6

Lockhart 31, Kerrville Tivy 30

Llano 49, Ingram Moore 27

Schulenburg 42, Thrall 35

Scores

Cedar Park 28, Georgetown 21 (final)

Vandegrift 38, Westwood 7 (final)

Wimberley 38, Achieve 6 (final)

Brentwood Christian 34, Magnolia Legacy Prep 27 (final)

College Station 42, Hendrickson 14 (final)

Geronimo Navarro 59, Manor New Tech 6 (final)

SA Veterans Memorial 35, Cedar Creek 7 (final)

SA Pieper 33, Liberty Hill 23 (final)

Vista Ridge 21, Round Rock 20 (final)

Cedar Park edges Georgetown

With playoff positions on the line, Cedar Park defeated Georgetown 28-21 in a 5A-District 11 tilt.

If A&M Consolidated holds its lead over Glenn, here are the seedings from the district:

1 - College Station

2 - A&M Consolidated

3_ Cedar Park

4 - Georgetown

Cedar Park and Georgetown will begin the playoffs on the road.

Scores

SA Cole 14, Blanco 13 (2nd)

Cedar Park 28, Georgetown 21 (final)

Vandegrift 38, Westwood 0 (4th)

Hearne 26, Thorndale 0 (half)

Vipers cruising to undefeated regular season

Vandegrift has opened up a 31-0 lead over Westwood in the 4th quarter . This will be the 3rd undefeated season in school history.

Also wrapping up an unblemished season, Wimberley still leads Achieve.

LBJ leads Crockett 33-7 in the 2nd quarter.

Arp throws 3 TD pass

Cedar Park's Ayden Arp threw his 3rd TD pass of the evening as Cedar Park has responded to Georgetown's score to retake the lead 28-21 with over 5 minutes left in the game.

Playoff seeding is on the line in the contest.

Scores

Vandegrift 24, Westwood 0 (4th)

Stoney Point 12, Manor 7 (3rd)

McNeill 21, Cedar Ridge 0 ((half)

Cedar Park 28, Georgetown 21 (4th)

Weishiemer on receiving end of game-tying TD pass

Georgetown's Jacob Wiesheimer was all alone on his game-tying 38-yard TD catch on a pass from Noah Booras early in the 4th quarter.

The Eagles and Cedar Park are even at 21 with Cedar Park facing a 3rd and 19 on their own 30.

Scores

College Station 35, Hendrickson 0 (3rd)

Vandegrift 17, Westwood 0 (3rd)

LBJ 33, Crockett 7

Travis 14, LASA 14 (2nd)

Hill Country 60, Carrollton Prince of Peace 0 (half)

Hyde Park 38, Victoria St. Joseph 20 (3rd)

Regents 14, St. Michael's 0 (half)

Cedar Park 21, Georgetown 21 (4th)

Cochran scores from 30 yards out; Hill puts Cedar Park in front

Facing a 4th-and-10, Round Rock's QB Mason Cochran was not fazed as he galloped 30 yards for the game-tying scores as the Dragons are knotted with Vista Ridge 14-14 with 9:06 left in the 3rd.

With 14 seconds remaining in the third quarter Cedar Park has regained the lead 21-14 over Georgetown as Trae Hill converted from 2 yards out on a 4th-and-one.

Updated scores

East View 22, Leander 7 (half)

Hays 14, Lehman (2nd)

SA Davenport 21, Marble Falls 0 (half)

Marion 35, Luling 0 (half)

Schulenburg 28, Thrall 21 (2nd)

Giddings 7, Gonzales 3 (1st)

Vandegrift 10, Westwood 10 (3rd)

LBJ 14, Crockett 0 (1st)

Travis 14, LASA 7 (2nd)

Scores

Dripping Springs 7, Anderson 3 (2nd)

Vandegrift 10, Westwood 0 (2nd)

Wimberley 21, Achieve 0 (1st)

Ceadr Park 14, Georgetown 14 (half)

McCallum 14, Eastside 0 (1st)

Travis 7, LASA 7 (2nd)

Brentwood Christian 21, Magnolia Legacy Prep 7 (2nd)

Hyde Park 17, Victoria St. Joseph 13 (2nd)

Vista Ridge 14, Round Rock 7 (2nd)

Manor 7, Stony Point 6 (1st)

McNeil 21, Cedar Ridge 21 (half)

College Station 28, Hendrickson 0 (half)

Pflugerville 14, Connally 14 (2nd)

SA Pieper 12, Liberty Hill 3 (1st)

Lampasas 7, Canyon Lake 7 (1st)

SA Veterans Memorial 14, Cedar Creek 0 (2nd)

Kerrville Tivy 21, Lockhart 21 (2nd)

Granger 24, Bartlett 8 (2nd)

La Grange 7, Cuero 7 (2nd)

East View 19, Leander 0 (2nd)

Lago Vista 21, Jarrell 13 (1st)

Smithville 7, Caldwell 0 (1st)

Geronimo Navarro 14, Manor New Tech 0 (1st)

Holubec hits paydirt again

Georgetown's Cody Holubec has found the end zone again to bring Georgetown level with Cedar Park 14-14 with :55 ticks before half.

Anderson scores for Vista Ridge

Grant Anderson scores on a QB keeper from 5 yards out as Vista Ridge now leads Round Rock 14-0 with :22 seconds remaining in the opening quarter.

CP driving at end of first

The first quarter at Gupton has ended with the T-Wolves on the Eagle 16 facing a 3rd-and-2.

Not wanting to waste any time, Cedar Park has scored again as Joshua Pecci was all alone behind the Eagle secondary to haul in the 16-yard scoring pass from Ayden Arp.

Cedar Park leads 14-7 early in the second.

Rangers over Dragons

With more than 10 minutes remaining in the opening quarter, Vista Ridge has taken a 7-0 lead over Round Rock in a game that has lots of playoff implications.

Georgetown has evened the score with Cedar Park 7-7 as Cody Holubec scored from 7-yards up the middle. Cedar Park takes over on its own 25 with 3:21 left in the first.

Arp to Suber accounts for 6

Blake Suber hauled in a 18-yard pass from Ayden Arp as Cedar Park has taken a 7-0 lead over Georgetown with 5:25 left in the opening quarter.

Leander has scored first and leads East View 6-0 in the first.

T-Wolves - Eagles exchange punts

After an exchange of punts Cedar Park is at the Georgetown 24 on its second possession.

Leander and East View are scoresess at Birkelbach.

Vipers, Texans shooting for unbeaten regular seasons

Vandegrift and Wimberley are aiming to cap perfect regular seasons tonight and therefore joining Westlake as the area's lone unbeatens.

Wimberley (9-0), the 2022 Class 4A-DII runner-up, travel to face 2-7 Achieve, while Vandegrift hosts 7-2 Westwood at Monroe Stadium.

13-2A D-II

Granger 3-1

Chilton 3-1

Bremond 3-1

Iola 2-2

Milano 1-3

Bartlett 0-4

12-2A DI

Holland 5-0

Weimar 4-2

Schulenburg 3-2

Thrall 3-2

Flatonia 2-3

Hearne 1-4

Thorndale 0-5

13-3A DI

UC Randolph 5-1

Blanco 4-1

SA Cole 4-1

Marion 2-3

Llano 2-3

Ingram Moore 1-4

Luling 0-5

4A DII

District 12

Cuero 4-0

Gonzales 3-1

La Grange 2-2

Giddings 2-2

Smithville 1-3

Caldwell 1-4

District 13

Wimberley 4-0

Geronimo Navarro 3-1

Lago Vista 2-2

Jarrell 2-2

New Tech 1-3

Achieve 0-4

13-4A DI

SA Davenport 3-1

Lampasas 3-1

Burnet 3-1

Taylor 2-2

Canyon Lake 1-3

Marble Falls 0-4

5A district division II records

11-5A

Waco University 4-1

Belton 4-1

Rouse 3-2

Elgin 2-3

Pflugerville 2-3

Killeen Chaparral 2-4

Connally 1-4

12-5A

LBJ 6-0

McCallum 5-1

Crockett 5-1

Travis 3-3

LASA 3-3

Northeast 2-5

Navarro 1-6

Eastside 0-6

13-5A

SA Pieper 5-0

Liberty Hill 4-1

SA Veterans Memorial 3-2

Kerrville Tivy 2-3

Lockhart 2-3

Bastrop 2-4

Cedar Creek 0-5

SA MacArthur 0-6

5A district division I records

11-5A D-I

College Station 6-0

Georgetown 5-1

A&M Consolidated 4-2

Cedar Park 4-2

East View 2-4

Hendrickson 1-5

Leander 1-5

Glenn 1-5

12-5A DI

Smithson Valley 6-0

SA Wagner 5-1

Boerne Champion 4-2

NB Canyon 4-2

Seguin 3-3

Hays 1-5

Lehman 1-5

Area 6A district standings entering the last Friday of the regular season

12-6A

Midway 5-1

Weiss 5-1

Harker Heights 4-1

Hutto 3-3

Bryan 2-3

Copperas Cove 0-5

Temple 0-5

25-6A

Vandegrift 6-0

Westwood 4-2

Round Rock 4-2

Vista Ridge 3-3

McNeil 3-3

Stony Point 2-4

Manor 2-4

Cedar Ridge 0-6

26-6A

Westlake 8-0

Dripping Springs 6-1

Lake Travis 6-2

Bowie 4-4

Johnson 4-4

Anderson 3-4

Austin High 3-5

Del Valle 1-7

Akins 0-8

27-6A

Cibolo Steele 4-0

New Braunfels 3-1

Schertz Clemens 2-2

Converse Judson 2-2

SA East Central 1-3

San Marcos 0-4

Cedar Park, Georgetown jockeying for playoff seedings

With both teams having already qualified for the 5A division 1 playoffs, Georgetown visits Cedar Park in a game that has huge seeding implications for district 11-5A.

Currently Georgetown is second with a 5-1 district record, and Cedar Park is tied with A&M Consolidated for 3rd with a 4-2 mark. A win by Cedar Park and a win by A&M Consolidated over Glenn will cause a 3-way logjam for second at 5-2 which will mean it will go to the tiebreakers to determine the playoff seedings and determine which team will have the home field advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

Follow along here as the Statesman's Rick Cantu reports on the affair at Gupton.

Chaps and Cavs tune up for postseason with wins

Already assured of their playoff positions, both Westlake and Lake Travis ended the regular season on a high note.

Westlake capped its unbeaten regular season with its second shutout in a row blanking Johnson 34-0 at Bob Shelton Stadium in a district 26-6A tussle.

The Chaps extended their district unbeaten streak to 33 games since a 26-25 defeat at the hands of Lake Travis on October 11, 2019.

Lake Travis put aside any notion of a Bowie upset bid as the Cavs raced to a 66-14 at Burger Stadium.

Westlake will host the yet-to be 25-6A division I runner-up, while Lake Travis will visit the 26-6A division I top seed.

Weiss gets back on the winning track

After seeing its unbeaten season come to an end last week at the hands of Waco Midway, Weiss rebounded with a 52-29 win over playoff-bound Hutto at The Pfield.

The Wolves raced to a 21-0 halftime lead and the visitors could not cut come closer than 12 in the second half.

Per Max Preps, Weiss, 9-1, will play host to to 5-5 Cedar Hill in the bi-district round of the playoffs, while 4-6 Hutto will face powerhouse Duncanville in Duncanville.

Hippos' Green and Hammond among national leaders

Hutto’s prolific passing combination of Will Hammond and Alex Green continue to rank at the top or near the top of the national statistical rankings in their respective positions.

Hammond, who has committed to play QB for Joey McGuire at Texas Tech ranks 8th nationally with 3489 yards (387.7 per game). He is the top passer as he is over 250 yards ahead of Frenship’s Hudson Hutcheson entering last night’s contest with district rival Weiss.

Green, who has received his first D1 offers from K-State and Ball State in the last week, is averaging 208.2 yards per game, which is more than 20 yards per game better than his nearest competitor.

This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Updates of Friday's Central Texas high school football games