MERTZON, TX — No. 7-ranked Westbrook and Robert Lee had a shootout for the ages Friday in their first-round playoff matchup.
When the dust settled, Westbrook escaped with a 116-110 win in what is believed to be the sixth-highest scoring game in the history of Texas high school football.
The 226 combined points are the second-most for UIL schools behind Campbell and Fannindel's 247 points in 2017.
The state record is 260 points in a 148-112 win for Bellville Faith over Waco Valor Prep in a matchup of private schools earlier this year.
Westbrook and Robert Lee were on pace to break the record at the end of the third quarter with Westbrook holding a 108-102 lead.
Robert Lee left no doubt that it was one of the better teams in the state by hanging with state power Westbrook. The Steers' season ended with a 7-4 record.
Westbrook (9-2) advances to play Newcastle next week.
This story will be updated when stats become available.
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