How to Watch KBVO TV

KBVO is available in Austin & Central Texas on the following providers:
NEW: FuboTV
YouTubeTV
Hulu+LiveTV
Over The Air/Antenna: Channel 14.1
AT&T U-Verse: Channel 1007
Direct TV: Channel 51
Dish Network: Channel 51
Astound TV: Channel 818
Northland Cable: Channel 101
Suddenlink: Channel 107
Spectrum Cable: Channel 1215

Playoff Game Broadcast Information

Per agreement with the UIL and NFHS Network, Westlake Playoff Games will be carried live each week on KBVO TV, and streamed live on the NFHS Network. A subscription fee is required by the NFHS Network. State Championship games are broadcast by Bally Sports Southwest.

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2024 Season Highlights


CHAP TV Director Interview

CHAP TV Director Braden Peays was interviewed by Joe Taylor during halftime of the Westlake vs Lake Travis game on December 2nd. Listen in to learn some of the behind the scenes elements that make CHAP TV possible.


Former TEC President’s Interview On Live TV!

Watch Jaden Williams, a former TEC president get interviewed about the behind-the-scenes of the Westlake Video Crew! This interview took place on one of our broadcasts on KBVO.


About CHAP TV

The Westlake High School Television Broadcast Crew is now entering it’s 23rd season of broadcasting.  Since the beginning, this project has been about creating a product that the students leading and running the TBC can be proud of year after year. While building leadership and responsibility, each student has an immense sense of ownership of both the crew and the broadcast taking it upon him or herself to make each game the best it can be. 

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CHAP TV Broadcast History

Football Helmet Artwork used with the permission of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football.

Regular Season Live Stream Information

Per agreement with the UIL and NFHS Network, our Austin & Central Texas live-stream of CHAP TV is only available in the following counties: Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Fayette, Gillespie, Hays, Lee, Llano, Mason, Travis & Williamson. Outside of Central Texas, CHAP TV is available on the NFHS Network. A subscription fee is required by the NFHS Network. Live linear television broadcasts of Friday games in the regular season are currently not permitted by the UIL.

Helmet Graphics used with permission of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football