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Texas high school football scores: Austin-area UIL replay updates, highlights from Week 7
Most of Central Texas’ top programs escaped Week 7 without any major upsets, as Westlake beat Austin High and Georgetown beat Rouse on Thursday night, then Anderson topped Hendrickson and Dripping Springs held off Bowie in key district matchups on Friday.
This was our thread throughout Friday night for updates and scores from across Central Texas:
LBJ 51, Manor New Tech 0
Dripping Springs 38, Bowie 35
Anderson 55, Hendrickson 24
Weiss 63, Hays 13
Bastrop 67, Connally 21
Lago Vista 36, Gonzales 13
Lampasas 30, Brownwood 20
Burnet 43, Marble Falls 7
A&M Consolidated 77, Lehman 0
Langdon makes it close
Bowie’s Owen Langdon hauled in a long Cruz Tello pass as the Bulldogs has closed the Dripping Springs lead to 38-35 with less than 2 minutes left.
The Tigers recovered the onside kick and are looking to run out the clock in a pivotal 26-6A clash.
Jack Tyndall’s short plunge on 4th and 2 gave the Tigers a first down and they are now running out the clock.
Dripping Springs holds off Bowie 38-35.
Bastrop walloped Connally 67-21.
Weiss bested Hays 63-13.
Anderson crushed Hendrickson 24.
Finals
Vandegrift 47, Cedar Ridge 0
Leander 19, Killeen Chaparral 7
Hill Country 65, SA Brooks Collegiate Academy 13
Bullard Brook Hill 35, Hyde Park 34
Brentwood Christian 49, Arlington Grace Prep 19
Taylor 57, Northeast 0
San Saba 38, Johnson City 15
Round Rock 29, Hutto 14
Eastside 70, Achieve 0
Stony Point 21, Manor 18
Vista Ridge 30, McNeil 18
Lake Travis 56, Del Valle 7
College Station 63, Cedar Creek 0
Wimberley 59, Salado 28
Geronimo Navarro 35, Jarrell 14
Blanco 46, Rogers 39
Giddings 52, Caldwell 35
Granger 39, Iola 19
Llano 49, Luling 0
Mason 58, Thorndale 14
Lexington 70, Thrall 7
Burnet 43, Marble Falls 7
SA East Central 50, San Marcos 0
Eastside steamrolls Achieve
Eastside crushed Achieve 70-0.
Round Rock was 15 points better than Hutto 29-14 in a 25-6A contest.
Lake Belton rallied to squeak by Glenn 42-41 in a District 8-5A Division 1 tilt.
Stony Point edged Manor 21-18.
Vista Ridge pockets a 30-8 win over McNeil.
Lake Travis crushed Del Valle 56-7.
Tigers holding to 3-point lead entering 4th quarter
After a 27-yard punt return, Dripping Springs is set up on the Bowie 25 yard line to start the fourth quarter with a 31-28 edge.
Maddox Maher and Jack Tyndall has made Bowie pay for the poor punt coverage as Dripping Springs has scored again as Tyndall hauls in a pass to give the Tigers a 38-28 lead early in the final quarter.
Weiss leads Hays 49-7 in the fourth.
Lake Travis is not having trouble with Del Valle as the Cavaliers are rolling the Cardinals 56-7 in the fourth quarter.
Anderson leads Hendrickson 41-24 in the fourth.
Taylor has completed its 57-0 shutout over Northeast.
Houston St. Pius X leads St. Michael’s 22-7 at half.
Hill Country closed out SA Collegiate Academy 65-13.
Bullard Brook Hill held on to nip Hyde Park 35-34.
Liberty Hill continues to lead Elgin 44-39 in the third quarter.
San Saba blitzed Johnson City 38-15.
Burnet is shutting out Marble Falls 43-0 in the final quarter.
Wells hits from long distance
Rowan Wells has scored his second touchdown, this one from 28-yards out as Bowie has narrowed the Dripping Springs lead to 31-28 with less than 3 minutes left in the 3rd quarter.
Bowie’s Tramell Banks has just picked off Maddox Maher and the Bulldogs take over on their own 10.
Manor has rallied to take a 18-14 lead over Stony Point in the fourth.
Giddings leads Caldwell 35-14 in the 3rd.
Blanco leads Rogers 39-31 in the final quarter.
Burgess gives Tigers 2-score lead
Aidan Burgess hit a 38-yard field goal as Dripping Springs has extended its lead to 31-21 over Bowie late in the 3rd quarter.
Vandegrift pitched a shutout whitewashing Cedar Ridge 47-0.
Leander pulled away from Killeen Chaparral winning 19-7.
Lexington handling Thrall in district opener
In the 13-3A DII opener, Lexington has not had any trouble with Thrall in a 70-0 contest that has reached the fourth quarter.
Bowie has forced a turnover on downs as the Bulldogs take over on their own 39 for the initial possession of the second half.
Dripping Springs still leads 28-21.
Mason is not having any issues as the Cowpunchers lead Thorndale 58-14 in the final quarter.
Rodriguez extends Lions lead
Despite reaching inside the Chaparral 1, Leander had to settle for a field goal as Rene Rodriguez hits from 24 yards to give Leander a 17-7 lead in the fourth quarter.
LBJ is shutting out Manor New Tech 44-0 at half and it will be a running clock for the second half.
Rick Cantu is reporting that Liberty has piled up 376 yards in the first half while Elgin has amassed 245 as Liberty Hill leads the Wildcats 37-26 at the half.
Stony Point leads Manor 14-12 i nthe third.
Vandegrift is blanking Cedar Ridge 47-0 in the fourth.
Vista Ridge is up on McNeil 23-0 in the third stanza.
Round Rock leads Hutton 15-7 in the 3rd.
Taylor is flying past Northeast 50-0 at the half.
Lago Vista leads Gonzales 26-7 at half.
Mitchell puts Lions in front
Leander’s 6-foot-4 qb Logan Mitchell has scored on a one-yard sneak as the Lions have taken their first lead of the night leading Killeen Chaparral 14-7 in the third stanza.
Calvin Kesler has recovered a fumble and Leander has taken over at the Bobcat 29.
Anderson is doubling up Hendrickson 34-17 at the half.
Round Rock leads Hutto 15-7 in the 3rd quarter.
Liberty Hill leads Elgin by 11 at half 37-26.
Updated scores
Hill Country 29, SA Brooks Collegiate Academy 6 (2nd)
Bullard Brook Hill 21, Hyde Park 14 (2nd)
Vandegrift 37, Cedar Ridge 0 (half)
Vista Ridge 16, McNeil 0 (half)
Stony Point 7, Manor 6 (1st)
Liberty Hill 37, Elgin 20 (2nd)
Dripping Springs 28, Bowie 21 (half)
Anderson 24, Hendrickson 17 (2nd)
Granger 7, Iola 0 (1st)
Madisonville 28, La Grange 21 (2nd)
San Saba 28, Johnson City 7 (half)
Geronimo Navarro 28, Jarrell 7 (half)
Llano 42, Luling 0 (half)
Killeen Chaparral 7, Leander 0 (3rd)
Glenn 7, Lake Belton 0 (1st)
Bastrop 33, Connally 14 (2nd)
Dripping Springs hits pay dirt again
Jack Tyndall scores from 5 yards out as the Tigers have scored on all three possessions as Dripping Springs leads Bowie 21-14 late in the first half.
But not to be outdone, Cruz Tello hit Rowen Wells on a 39-yard scoring pass as the Bulldogs are tied with the Tigers 21-21 with 1:30 left in the half.
It didn’t take long for the Tigers to regain the lead as Maddox Maher hits Cooper Reed on a 68-yard scoring pass as Dripping Spring answers the Bowie score and it is now 28-21 with 1:15 left in half.
Elgin claws its way back into game
After Kyle May’s second TD for Liberty Hill, Elgin scores as Jalen Owens hauls in a pass from 52 yards to narrow the Panthers’ lead to 20-14 with 8:58 left in the half.
Cruz Tello calls his own number as Bowie responds to Dripping Springs and the game is now tied at 14-14 with 5:45 left in the opening half.
Vista Ridge leads McNeil 16-0 at half.
Deadlocked at half
In a fast-moving half in which Leander reached the red zone three times, but came away empty each time, the Lions and Killeen Chaparral are scoreless at half.
Hendrickson has just scored and is now tied with Anderson 7-7 in the first quarter.
Zaire Nuells’ touchdown run has given Liberty Hill a 13-6 lead over Elgin late in the first quarter.
Maddox Maher just hit Cooper Reed on a 14-yard scoring throw as Dripping Springs has scored on its opening two possessions and the Tigers lead Bowie 14-7 with over 10 minutes left in the half.
They have reached the half at Monroe Stadium as Vandegrift is dominating Cedar Ridge 37-0.
Vista Ridge has scored its second touchdowns as the Rangers lead McNeil 13-0 in the second.
Lake Travis appears not be having any difficulty with Del Valle as the Cavs lead 28-0 in the first.
Bowie answers Tigers
Cruz Tello hit Owen Langdon for 6 as Bowie takes its opening possession 75 yards to knot Dripping Springs 7-7 with 1:28 remaining in the opening quarter.
Vandegrift has added another TD as the Vipers now lead Cedar Ridge 30-0.
La Grange and Madisonville are all even 7-7 in the first.
Llano is all over Luling 35-0 in the second quarter.
San Antonio East Central whitewashing San Marcos 22-0 in the opening quarter.
Anderson leads Hendrickson 10-3 in the first.
Bastrop is tied with Connally at 7 in the first.
Cavs out early
In a 26-6A contest, Lake Travis has scored 2 early touchdowns to take a 14-0 lead over Del Valle.
In the other 26-6A tilt tonight, Dripping Springs scored on a Jaceton Gotta run as the Tigers lead Bowie 7-0 with over 7:21 in the first.
Vandegift has scored again and now leads Cedar Ridge 23-0.
Rangers score first
Vista Ridge has scored and leads McNeil 7-0 in the opening quarter in a 25-6A contest.
Two trips have been fruitless for Leander as Rene Rodriguez just missed a 37-yard field goal. The Lions and Chaparral are still scoreless.
Bullard Brook Hill has taken a 14-7 first quarter lead over Hyde Park.
Glenn leads Lake Belton 7-0 at Bible Stadium.
Vandegrift now leads Cedar Ridge 16-0 in the second stanza.
Scoreless entering the second in Killeen
Despite a massive advantage in yardage, Leander and Chaparral are tied at 0 entering the second quarter.
Granger leads Iola 7-0 in the opening stanza.
San Saba is blanking Johnson City 14-0 in the first.
Mason is on top of Thorndale 13-7 in the first.
Unbeaten Lexington has raced out to a 21-0 lead over Thrall in the first.
Brentwood Christian pockets a win
Brentwood Christian upped its record to 4-2 with a convincing 49-18 win over Arlington Grace Christian this afternoon.
Hyde Park and Bullard Brook Hill are knotted at 7 in the first.
Stony Point has a narrow 7-6 lead over Manor in the first.
Vandegrift is seeking its second straight shutout as the Vipers are up on Cedar Ridge 9-0.
College Station has scored again and now lead Cedar Creek 14-0 in the first.
Leander’s impressive drive for naught
Leander drove to inside the Killeen Chaparral 2 but fumbled the ball away as the Lions came away empty.
College Station has scored first and leads Cedar Creek 7-0 early in the first.
We’ve got you covered
Check out Sunday’s Statesman for recaps on the a few of tonight’s key games.
Rick Cantu is covering the Elgin and Liberty Hill game
Colby Gordon is reporting on the Anderson – Hendrickson matchup.
Caleb Yum is at Burger Stadium covering the Bowie – Dripping Springs tilt.
District races shaping up
Entering week 7 of the high school football seasons, the push for the playoffs has begun.
Here are the district standings
25-6A Standings
Vandegrift 3-0
Cedar Ridge 3-1
Round Rock 3-1
McNeil 2-2
Hutto 2-1
Manor 1-2
Vista Ridge 1-2
Westwood 1-3
Stony Point 0-4
26-5A Standings
Westlake 2-0
Dripping Springs 2-0
Lake Travis 1-0
Bowie 1-1
Austin High 1-2
Del Valle 0-2
Akins 0-2
29-6A Standings
Cibolo Steele 2-0
NB Canyon 2-0
Johnson 1-1
SA East Central 1-1
Judson 0-1
Schertz Clemens 0-1
San Marcos 0-2
8-5A Division I Standings
Cedar Park 3-0
Leander 2-0
Georgetown 2-1
Lake Belton 1-1
Rouse 1-2
East View 1-2
Killeen Chaparral 0-2
Glenn 0-2
12-5A Division I Standings
A&M Consolidated 3-0
College Station 3-1
Weiss 3-1
Hays 2-1
Hendrickson 2-2
Lockhart 2-2
Anderson 1-2
Cedar Creek 0-3
Lehman 0-4
11-5A Division II Standings
Liberty Hill 2-0
Bastrop 2-0
Elgin 2-0
Pflugerville 2-1
Connally 1-1
Navarro 0-2
McCallum 0-3
Crockett 0-3
13-4A Division II Standings
Jarrell 2-0
Gonzalez 1-0
Wimberley 1-0
Lago Vista 1-1
Salado 1-1
Geronimo Navarro 0-2
Smithville 0-2
13-2A Division II Standings
Burton 2-0
Granger 2-0
Somerville 2-0
Bartlett 1-1
Iola 1-1
Snook 0-2
Milano 0-2
McDade 0-2
Walker flying high
After rushing for 212 yards and scoring 4 times last week plus throwing a 2-point conversion pass last week against Killeen Chaparral, Georgetown’s Jett Walker followed up that with 258 yards on 22 carries last night in the Eagles’ 42-14 win over Rouse.
The 6 foot 2, 212 pound running back scored on runs of 17, 24, 88 and 32 yards as Georgetown upped its district mark to 2-1.
For the season, Walker has run for 1030 yards with 14 scoring jaunts.
Cedar Park in; East View out
5A
#1 – Liberty Hill (4-1, 2-0) – The Panthers return to District 11-4A Division II play in a battle of district unbeatens hosting Elgin (2-3, 2-0).
#2 – Weiss (5-1, 3-1) – After losing to A&M Consolidated 25-19 in its District 12-5A Division I opener, the Wolves have averaged 68.33 points a game during their 3-game winning streak. Weiss hosts Hays (3-2, 2-1) at The Pfield tonight.
#3 – Georgetown (5-1, 2-1) – Since falling to Leander in their District 8-5A Division I opener, the Eagles improved to 2-1 district play with a 42-14 win over Rouse last evening. Georgetown will take on East View next week.
#4 – Pflugerville (4-1, 1-1) – After being shocked by Elgin 2 weeks ago, the Panthers returned to the win column with a convincing 52-14 District 11-5A Division II win over McCallum. Pflugerville will host Liberty Hill next Friday.
#5 – Cedar Park (4-2, 3-0) The Timberwolves remain one of 2 unbeatens in District 8-5A Division I as the Timberwolves escaped with a narrow 31-29 win over East View last night. Cedar Park returns to action next Friday taking on Glenn.
4A/Others remain the same in Statesman’s rankings
4A/others
#1 LBJ (5-0, 1-0) – Remains on top after a 50-3 verdict over Travis in its district 14-4A DI opener last week. The Jaguars look to remain unscathed as they take on Manor New Tech tonight in Manor.
#2 La Grange (4-1) – Fresh off their bye week, the Leopards open 4A District 11 Division II play facing Madisonville.
#3 Lampasas (5-1) – The Badgers head into their District 4-4A Division I as they host Brownwood this evening.
#4 Thrall (5-1) – After scoring 62+ points the last three weeks, the Tigers will be put to the test as they open 3A District 13 Division II hosting 6-0 Lexington. For the season, Thrall is averaging 48.17 points per game.
#5 Thorndale (4-1) – Looking to keep its 4-game winning streak intact, the Bulldogs travel to to Mason to face the Cowpunchers in the 2A District 14 Division I opener.
6A
#1 – Lake Travis (5-0, 1-0) – After having last week off, the Cavs return to action next week hosting Del Valle.
#2 – Westlake (5-1,2-0) – For the second straight week, the Chaps cruised to a Thursday night district win. as Westlake wore down Austin High 49-7. Next week, the Chaps return to play under the Friday night lights hosting Bowie.
#3 – Vandegrift (4-1,3-0) – After shutting out McNeil 28-0, last Friday, the Vipers look to stay unbeaten in its district schedule as they look to snap Cedar Ridge’s (3-3, 3-1) 3-game winning streak as they host the Raiders at Monroe Stadium tonight. .
#4 – Dripping Springs (5-1, 2-0) – In a battle of perennial playoff squads the Tigers travel to face Bowie (5-1, 1-1) tonight at Burger Stadium.
#5 – Round Rock (4-1, 2-1) – After suffering its first defeat of the season two weeks ago, the Dragons got back on the winning track with a 45-20 win over Manor. Tonight the Dragons will look to make it two in a row taking on Hutto at Dragon Stadium.
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Thursday night results
Westlake 49, Austin High 7
Pflugerville 52, McCallum 14
Navarro 20, Crockett 7
Cedar Park 31, East View 29
Georgetown 42, Rouse 14
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Rainbow Kitten Surprise at Moody Amphitheater in Austin, TX – Loud Hailer Magazine
On a warm March night, alternative-indie rock band, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, thrilled eager fans with their return to Austin, TX.
Rainbow Kitten Surprise is known for their eclectic influences and unique sound. They are made up of musicians Ela Melo (vocals), Darrick “Bozzy” Keller (guitar/vocals), Ethan Goodpaster (guitar), and Jess Haney (drums). They have been making music since 2013, and their most recent release was a single titled “Sixteen.” In total, they have five studio albums and are hopefully working on another.
Opening for Rainbow Kitten Surprise is Southern California-based band Common People. The band consists of members Nicky Winegardner (vocals/guitar), Konrad Ulich (vocals/bass), Cormac Cadden (drums), Asher Thomson (guitar), and Sam Belzer (guitar). Their garage-rock sound caught the eyes of Red Light Management, and in addition to Rainbow Kitten Surprise, they have opened for big-name artist Cage The Elephant. Their debut single “Thank You” gained traction last year, in 2025. Since then, they have released a few more singles, but fans are still eagerly waiting for an EP or debut album.
Common People came onto the stage with great energy. They performed their song “Ready or Not,” along with a few other originals. Mid-set, they took a second to thank and praise Rainbow Kitten Surprise for having them join them on tour. Sadly, Austin will be their last stop on Rainbow Kitten Surprise’s tour. Following, they performed an awesome cover of The Pixies’ “Where Is My Mind?” At around the 40-minute mark of their set, they closed with their newest single, “Dear Worry.”
Rainbow Kitten Surprise opened their set with “Hell Nah” from their most recent album, bones (2025), and “Our Song,” a single from 2020. Many fans at the barricade held signs that applauded the band. They also waved LGBTQ+ and Transgender Pride flags. Ela announced to fans that this would be the last stop on their 2026 bones Tour before they took a well-deserved break. At the end of May, Rainbow Kitten Surprise will pick back up their tour in Europe and before returning to the US for a few more shows. Their set continued, and they played songs such as the newer 2025 single “Espionage” and the throwback “All’s Well That Ends.”
Before beginning their latest single, “Sixteen,” Ela introduced it as the most emo song they’ve ever made. Towards the end of their show, they performed a quick three-song acoustic run of “Texas Hold’em,” “Bare Bones,” and “First Class.” As the night came to an end, Rainbow Kitten Surprise shut it down with an encore of the closing track from bones, “Tropics” and “It’s Called: Freefall,” their 2018 top-hit from the album How To: Friend, Love, Freefall.
Fans can expect their favorite band to come to Austin sometime soon, as it seems Rainbow Kitten Surprise tours here pretty regularly.
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A 104-Year-Old Woman Sold Them Their Austin Bungalow. Now, It’s Ready for Another Century.
Holly Beth Potter and her husband Matt, 35, an entrepreneur, admired the historic Rosewood neighborhood of Austin, Texas, for years until they finally purchased a 1930s-era Victorian-style bungalow that was owned by a 104-year-old woman.
“She lived in the house for more than 70 years, and her ‘kids’—who are in their 80s—sold it to us instead of a developer because we told them we loved the character of the house and wanted to restore it,” said Holly Beth Potter, 33, a former EMT who’s now an interior designer. When the Potters purchased the house in 2019, they hoped to have children and now they have three—ages four, three and seven months.
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“We knew the house needed work, especially since not all of the plumbing was functional,” Potter said. Once they brought in Side Angle Side Architects, however, it was clear they faced a full-blown renovation. “After the project started, they discovered rotting wood, broken windows and a dysfunctional roof structure, plus when we pulled off the skirting under the house it revealed that we needed a new foundation and new framing.”
The Potters pulled back from that renovation to build an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on the property, a two-bedroom, two-bathroom house they lived in while the main house was rebuilt. Now the ADU serves as a guest house for friends and family.
“They basically had to take apart the main house piece by piece and put it back together, but they saved as much as they could of the wood and trim and reused it,” Potter said. “It probably would have been easier to tear it down, but we wanted to preserve the character as much as we could. They reconfigured the original house on the same footprint, moving the kitchen between the living room and dining room on one side of the hallway, with the primary bedroom and a second bedroom on the other side.”
The dining room has the original shiplap from the old house and original wood pocket doors. The new kitchen and living room are open to each other, with a hemlock wood ceiling overhead. The architects took some space from the central hallway to create a mudroom, closet and pantry.
An addition, which doubled the living space from 1,800 square feet to about 3,600 square feet, includes an office, a family room with a loft and the children’s bedrooms.
“Our goal with the addition was to deliberately design it in a different architectural style,” Potter said. “Sometimes people ask me if this is one house or two.”
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The Potters declined to comment on how much the renovation and addition cost. Construction took about 21 months.
The collaboration between Potter and Side Angle Side Architects on the house was so successful that her company, HB Studio, is now part of Side Angle Side.
Potter and the Side Angle Side team offered more insight into the renovation process:
I would describe the aesthetic as… “timeless,” Potter said. “I chose furniture that felt contemporary, while also leaning into tones and patterns that were warm and romantic to create an overall feeling of timelessness.”
My advice to others… “is to let the old house tell you what to do,” said Annie-Laurie Grabiel, co-founder of Side Angle Side Architects. “In this case, it was important to let the original home be the star of the show. We figured out that the best way to add onto the house without compromising its integrity was to essentially build a separate building next to it and connect the two as minimally as we could. The new addition almost stands alone and connects to the old house with a lower roof that just tucks under the existing roof eave.”
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My favorite post-renovation feature is… “the way we embraced indoor-outdoor living,” Potter said. “We preserved this big tree in the backyard and built the courtyard and pool area around it. We can open all the doors and windows around it, so you feel like you’re outside even when you’re indoors.”
The biggest challenge… “was working with the existing house,” said Arthur Furman, a co-founder of Side Angle Side Architects. “The clients loved the character of the old home, and we were determined to keep it as a central aspect of the new design. However, the wood framing was compromised from water damage and rot. In the end the house had to be reframed, but we matched the original footprint and proportions. We salvaged and reinstalled as much of the interior woodwork as we could, including the wood floors, interior doors, window trim and base boards.”
The most dramatic change was… “the new kitchen,” Grabiel said. “The original kitchen was small and dark and didn’t have a strong connection to the outdoors. We relocated [it] to the heart of the interior and opened it up with access and views to the back porch and pool deck.”
The biggest surprise was… “that some of the best elements weren’t part of our pre-construction plans,” Furman said. “When the roof was being reframed, we looked up at the treetops through the rafters and we thought how nice it would be to open up a skylight and experience the natural light right when you enter the home. Also, we had always planned the kids’ loft area, but then one day the clients had the idea to add the netting to extend the loft space and create more connectivity between above and below.”
Favorite materials we discovered during the process… “include the natural materials for the walls, floors and bathrooms,” Potter said. “In the living room we installed a hemlock wood ceiling and a plaster fireplace wall, and we used quartzite counters in the kitchen and bathrooms.”
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No shots fired at Rodeo Austin, crowd panic triggered by fight between minors
AUSTIN, Texas — Rodeo Austin and the Travis County Sheriff’s Office cleared up confusion after a scare in the rodeo’s carnival area Tuesday night.
Deputies and multiple law enforcement agencies working off-duty at the event received reports of shots fired around 9:20 p.m. after a large crowd began running and dispersing from the carnival area. Investigators found no guns, no evidence of gunshots and no injuries, the sheriff’s office said.
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The incident was later determined to have started as a physical altercation between minors.
In a statement, Rodeo Austin said on-site law enforcement responded quickly to defuse the situation:
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“On Tuesday night, during the $2 Tuesday promotion, a disturbance occurred in the carnival area, which caused confusion for attendees. Rodeo Austin’s on-site law enforcement responded quickly to help defuse the situation and ensure all guests were safe. There is no evidence of any gun shots fired at the event. We will continue to work diligently with law enforcement and our full safety team to ensure Rodeo Austin is a safe environment for all attendees,” a spokesperson said.
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