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Westlake takes crown after 48-7 win

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Chance East, Dispatch Reporter
October 21, 2024
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Chance East
The Westlake and Bowie team brace for impact as Bowie prepares to snap the ball against Westlake's defensive line.

Last Friday night, the Bowie Bulldawgs varsity football team took on the Westlake Chaparrals. The Dawgs fought hard but in the end the Chapperals took over and won with a final score of 48-7. Bowie students showed up loud and proud decked out in camo supporting the dawgs at Westlakes home stadium.

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