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Westlake High School was the first high school in the Austin area to broadcast varsity football games on cable television.

Formed in 2002, the Chaparral Stadium Video Crew quickly became an integral part of a fan's experience while at a Westlake varsity football game. The Chaparral Stadium Video Crew consists of 19 students ranging from freshman to seniors, who control every aspect of the production process. These students are in control of professional level equipment and in turn put out a professional level product each and every week.

The Chaparral Stadium Video Crew is quite busy throughout the fall with football season, they can be found every Friday night at the varsity football games setting up, filming, and tearing down. This crew puts out close to 80 DVDs a week of every game as well as a highlight video at the end of the season.