ARLINGTON -- Colin Lagasse and Baker Mayfield had touchdowns, Kevin Marcotte kicked three field goals and Austin Lake Travis captured an unprecedented fifth consecutive state football championship with a 22-7 victory over Waco Midway on Friday night.

With the Class 4A Division I state title in hand, the Cavaliers (16-0) have now won more consecutive championships than anyone else in Texas history, eclipsing the record shared with Class 3A Sealy (1994-97) and Class 2A Celina (1998-2001).

Lagasse was the game's Offensive Most Valuable Player, had 210 total yards and sealed the Cavaliers' championship with a 2-yard run with 4:40 left. Mayfield was 24-of-39 for 276 yards and found Griffin Gilbert in the back of the end zone for a 17-yard touchdown pass while scrambling late in the first half.

A crowd of 32,314 was on hand at Cowboys Stadium to watch Lake Travis extend its five-year run, which includes victories over Highland Park in 2007, Longview in 2008 and 2009 and Denton Ryan in 2010.

The Cavaliers' defense kept Midway (13-3) -- denied victory in the school's first state-title appearance -- in check with six sacks and three interceptions.

Jacob Standard, the Defensive Most Valuable Player, had an interception and a fumble recovery for Lake Travis, which held the Panthers to 177 yards.

Orion Stewart had 181 all-purpose yards for Midway and accounted for his team's only score, a 90-yard kickoff return to start the second half.

The Cavaliers scored twice in the first half and led 10-0 on the strength of Mayfield's touchdown pass and Marcotte's 26-yard field goal.

Marcotte added kicks of 33 and 34 yards in the second half.