24-13, and Lake Braddock 31-7, Westfield would face South County for the region championship, with the Bulldogs taking the title with a 40-8 win over the Stallions. The win propelled the team to the VHSL 6A State Championship against the Oscar Smith Tigers marking only the second time in history that the two schools met. That game went into overtime tied at 28, with Westfield winning their 3rd state championship with a 49-42 win in overtime. The season ended 14-1. In 2016, Westfield began the season with a 45-0 win over Washington-Lee High School as the defending state champions. However, over the course of the season, the Bulldogs would lose to two 5A powerhouses further adding to the debate of whether the 5A conference was better than the 6A conference. (Lost to Stone Bridge 34-16 and to Briar Woods 35-34). The Bulldogs would finish 8-2 on the regular season and with their 49-21 win over Chantilly in the regular season finale, the Bulldogs clinched their 5th district title in 6 years. The Bulldogs won their first round playoff game against W.T. Woodson 45-7 and defeated South County 20-3 in round 2. The Bulldogs then defeated James Madison High School in the 6A North Region Semi-Finals 31-13 and for the 6th consecutive season competed in the 6A North Region Championship/VHSL 6A State Semi-Finals. The Bulldogs then defeated the South Lakes Seahawks 42-12 to advance to their second straight state title game. At Armstrong Stadium in Hampton, Westfield once again outlasted Oscar Smith 34-28 in double overtime to win their fourth straight championship and second straight title. The win finished the season at 13-2 and Westfield is the first team to win back to back state championships in football since CD Hylton in 1998 and 1999. In 2017, despite the loss of practically their entire state championship teams starters, the Bulldogs started the season 3-0 including a 28-27 victory over South County. The Bulldogs went on to finish the regular season 10-0 and they won their 5th state title and third in a row over Oscar Smith to finish 15-0 on the season. In 2018, the team once again finished the regular season undefeated and won their fourth straight regional championship. The season would end a week later with a loss to Freedom 35-28 in the state semi-finals ending a long winning streak and denying them their fourth straight championship. Boys' basketball