Pflugerville vs Westlake

With the loss of Senior Point Guard Deon Mitchell and his 25 points per game Pflugerville will have to find other players to step up and take that scoring out put between them.  While Westlake struggled last season this year looks to be a good chance at making the playoffs once again. With eight seniors on the roster and all with varsity experience they should have enough leaders on board to get them back on track this season. 


Westlake did a great job of matching Pflugerville point for point through the third quarter.  In the first Westlake dropped 10 points to Pflugerville's 9 and things didn't change much in the second.  Westlake put up 17 points to Pflugerville's 19 and at the end of the third both teams were tied at 44.  Going into the fourth you could see that Westlake's players were running out of gas. They spent so much energy during the first three quarters they just didn't have much left to finish the game.  This is where Pflugerville stepped up and took advantage scoring 21 points to Westlake's 13, and with that the Chaps dropped their season opener to the Panthers.


If Westlake can find a way to stay consistent for four quarters their going to make it difficult for many teams this season and might even find themselves back in the playoff run this year. 


Pflugerville did a great job of staying in the game and making a run at the right time. Moss lead the Panthers in scoring with 21 points, Onyewe, and Williams both scored in double figures helping push the Panthers past the Chaps in their first outing. 


Pflugerville 65, Westlake 57

	1	2	3	4	OT	T
Westlake	10	17	17	13	—	57
Pflugerville	9	19	16	21	—	65

WHS: DeBlasio 4, Morse 24, Rowan 8, Carlton 3, Upton 2, Pazeral 2, Severt 1, Wikelius 13
PHS: Brooks 9, Onyewe 13, Williams 10, Bostic 6, Bierbower 6, Moss 21
Records: P: 1-0, W: 0-1.