Lake Travis, which finished No. 7 in the 2016 High School Football America Top 50 after winning Texas’ 6A Division I title, appears to be ready for the 2017 after winning the Texas 7 on 7 Division I championship Saturday. The Cavaliers won their second overall Texas 7 on 7 title by defeating Waxahachie 34-33 in the championship game.
Waxahachie scored a touchdown on the final play of the game and decided to go for the two and the win, instead of playing it safe and going to overtime. Waxahachie quarterback’s 2-point pass fell incomplete giving Lake Travis the victory.
Waxahachie misses the 2 point try for the win. Lake Travis wins. #txhsfb #tx7on7 pic.twitter.com/Y44ELRMM9b
— Hunter Cooke (@ekooCretnuH) July 1, 2017
Lake Travis, which won the 2010 title, finished a perfect 8-0 during the tournament.
Shout out to Waxahachie- great game. And tough competitor. #TX7on7 pic.twitter.com/kaYNp42Q3b
— Lake Travis Football (@LTHSCavFootball) July 1, 2017
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Past Texas 7 on 7 Division I Champs
2016 – The Woodlands
2015 – Westlake
2014 – Katy Sevens Lakes
2013 – Southlake Carroll
2012 – Plano
2011 – DeSoto
2010 – Lake Travis
2009 – Round Rock Stony Point
2008 – Richland
2007 – Georgetown
1998-2006 all teams competed in one division
2006 – Colleyville Heritage
2005 – Baytown Lee
2004 – Tyler Lee
2003 – Odessa Permian
2002 – Katy Cinco Ranch
2001 – Baytown Lee
2000 – Celina
1999 – North Mesquite
1998 – Southlake Carroll
