TAPPS Division 2-Dist. 4 & BCS by the Numbers

Team                 W     L    Pct.
 Boerne              4     0   1.000
 Bracken Chirsitan   3     0   1.000
 Kerrville OLH       3     1    .750
 SA The Wintston     2     2    .500
 SA Lutheran         1     2    .333
 CASA                0     4    .000

This Week's Games
 Bracken Christian  @    Boerne Geneva    7:30pm
 CASA               @    Kerrville OLH
 Kerrville OLH      Bye
 SA Lutheran        Bye

Last Week's Results
 Bracken Christian  60    Brenham Christian         12
 Boerne Geneva      39    SA FEAST                  06
 Cedar Park Summit  74    SA Lutheran               63
 Kerrville OLH      42    Austin Hill Country       36
 SA The Winston     65    Corpus Christi Annapolis  27
 Bastrop Tribe      84    CASA                      56
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 Bracken Christian by the Numbers:
 -20 Yards gained on the ground for Brenham Christian last week.
 -17 Yards gained on the ground for Austin Hill Country first game of year.
   1 Number of losses given up when a team passes for over 200 yards in a game.
   2 Number of losses BCS has had after gaining over 200 yards in a game.
   3 Yards per carry given up on the ground this season
   4 Losses in Non-District games since 2007 season.
   5 Number of seasons BCS has won games 4 through 9 in a row.
   6 Number of times BCS has lost since 2008 season.
   7 Number of catches Arnold Adame had this season for 137 yards and 3 touchdowns.
   8 Where Eli Achilles ranks in rushing for a game, 277 yards against Logos Prep.
   9 Number of times Jeremy Fasenmyer has been successful on PAT's.
  10 Game winning streak in District play.

 Team               W    L    Pct.
 Navarro            3    1   .750
 Fredericksburg     3    1   .750
 Wimberley          2    2   .500
 Boerne             2    2   .500
 Canyon Lake        1    3   .250
 Bandera            1    3   .250

Upcoming Games
 9/28   La Grange       @   Canyon Lake 7:30pm
        Fredericksburg  @   Llano
        Boerne          @   Lytle
        La Vernia       @   Bandera
        Wimberley       @   Liberty Hill
        Navarro         @   SA Sam Houston

Last Weeks Results
 Burnet           37   Canyon Lake   31
 Bandera          39   Comfort       21
 Fredericksburg   22   Lampasas      19
 Boerne           35   Llano         27
 Wimberley        24   La Vernia     10
 Navarro          48   Marion        14

District Stat Leaders:

 Team             Quarterback       Comp  Att  Pct.  Yards  TD  Int
 Boerne           Quinten Dormady   90    153  58.8  1091   11   3
 HAWKS            Branson Belcher   35     71  49.3   678    7   0
 Fredericksburg   Kyle Grona        38     76  50.0   646    6   3
 Wimberley        Colton Cerday     16     27  59.3   302    1   0
 Bandera          Michael Miller    19     41  44.2   276    0   2

 Team             Running Back        Att    Yds   Ave    TD
 Bandera          Michael Miller      60     571   9.5    8
 Boerne           Bryce Collins       65     482   7.4    6
 Bandera          Fabian Munez        58     453   7.8    5
 Navarro          L.J. Anderson       51     386   7.6    6
 HAWKS            Eduardo Covarrubias 66     379   5.7    3

 Team             Receiver            No     Yds   Ave    TD
 HAWKS            Daniel Camarrillo   19     413  21.7    4
 Boerne           Mark Woodie         27     300  11.0    0
 Fredericksburg   Kim Ross Baethge    13     283  21.8    2
 Boerne           Paul Burns          15     269  18.0    3
 Boerne           Bradley Veselka     16     257  16.0    4

Sad win for Bracken Christian as they grounded the Eagles scoring 52 points

in the first quarter last Saturday at the Warrior field for a 60-12 final.

Final, because Bracken’s Receiver Arnold Adame was carted out of the end zone after scoring a 34 yard catch and run. The tackle was at least five yards in the end zone and the unsuspecting tackle brought Adame to ground in pain.

The game was delayed as Adame was attended to. This young man lost most of the season last year with a leg injury and lightning struck again, bringing an end to this season for all intense and purposes.

The 58 points scored in the first quarter had been matched or beat only two other times in the last 75 games of Bracken football history. The Winston game had that same amount scored two years ago and also during that same year the BCS-OLH playoff game had 64 points scored.
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Fullback Matt Riffe running after Catch

Canyon Lake let their guard down in the fourth quarter and Burnet took advantage with 20 unanswered points winning with 28 seconds on the clock, 37-31 for a Homecoming crowd in Burnet last Friday night.

The Hawks won the middle two quarters 31-3, but could not find any momentum to start or end this game.

Burnet started the game with a 17 play 82 yard drive for a 7-0 lead right out of the doghouse.

CL could not match the intensity and had a three play and punt on their first series. How about 27 yards of first quarter offense, and only 2:54 of time with the ball.

Hopeful Tidbit: Punter Branson Belcher had five punts for 44.6 yards in the game. Eric Nelson still holds the game record with a 51 average against Ingram in 2009. Belcher’s average for the season is in line for a Canyon Lake best with 40 yards on 12 punts. A punter has the potential to change field position which can help win close games.

The Bulldogs were at it again on their second possession traveling 63 yards on eight plays while mixing up runs and passes, which kept Canyon Lake on their heels.

Canyon Lake’s rushing offense was not at their best on this night averaging less than four yards per carry. However, the passing game would unleash some potent ammo by accumulating 300 yards on the night.

The Hawks had just three players catching a pass in the first three games. Belcher would double that number in spreading the wealth around.

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Mountain Valley ‘B’ squad ended up in a stalemate against Burnet Bullpups ‘B’ squad last Thursday in the first game of three at Hawk Stadium.

MV’s first drive would be the best chance for a score for both teams, as this Hawk team drove to the Pups five yard line after running out of downs.

The drive had an incredible pass from QB Jackson Neel to Mason Blackburn for a cool 32 yards. Mountain Valley would have another first down to the four yard line when the dreaded penalty help stop a potential scoring opportunity.

“I was just hoping i would catch the ball,” Blackburn said.

This game was more of a defensive battle, witness the points scored and you get the idea. Mountain Valley had Linebacker Chris Hernandez running from the backfield and also plugging holes defensively.

“I was running by instinct,” Hernandez said while commenting about his running style. “I like to play defense better, because it is easier to remember the plays.”
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The ReSporter: How has your practices been going in

Head Coach Lloyd Fields

Coach Fields: “We did some tune up at camp this week, but this type of week is not conducive for practice.”

The ReSporter: So how did the players look for that limited time?

Coach Fields: “We looked halfway decent…our conditioning has been hurt, but we are as healthy as we can be.”

The ReSporter: Do you use games like this to work on your depth?

Coach Fields: “Bracken only has 11 players on the team right now, so depth just want happen. We do have a second offense, but that is just moving players to different positions. Brenham Christian only has nine players.”
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Burnet Bulldogs JV came out on fire but the only thing missing for this Bulldog team was a Hydrant.

Yes, the final score was in Burnet’s corner, however this JV team for Canyon Lake was without several players due to being moved up to Varsity and this Hawk team also had sick and injured players that helped deplete this team.

No excuses, because by looking at this game you had to come away impressed with what was shown in the trenches for this Hawk team.

The Burnet JV offense came out with three first downs and in their first four plays and you could see that this Bulldog team might of been playing the Hawks, but all they could see were cats.

This is when this Hawk team started stemming the tide and started showing a whole new approach to this game.

“We adjusted our defensive line,” Defensive Coach Brian Hooper started. “So we started slanting to the strong side or to the side they were running.”

“We were hit in the mouth to start this game, but we came out with a defensive line that gave them (Bulldog offense) to big of a gap,” Hooper closed. “They (Hawk defense) responded well.”

One third of Burnet’s rushing yardage was during those first two drives and Canyon Lake responded by shutting that hydrant off.
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                     Saturday 5pm at Warrior Stadium

History: First game between the two schools.

Season Games:
 BCS 56  Austin Hill Country  06    Brenham  00  Hou Emery-Weiner  23
 BCS 66  Sugar Land Logos     20

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If this game would of been scheduled for the 2010 season, then this would of been dubbed the game of the Year for TAPPS. Both teams ended up with undefeated State Championship records in Division I and II that season.

The story ends there for Brenham Christian Eagles as graduation took its toll on this smaller classification school and now find themselves losing their only game for this season two weeks ago to Emery-Weiner team in Houston.

Last year Brenham finished with three victories and no playoffs and now find themselves with an injury prone squad that will be dressing only nine players.

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ReSporter: Coach Drum, what are your goals as you face a

Head Coach Charley Drum

Coach Drum: “We need to defend the run and pass equally well and play a complete game. Burnet will be a more open offense and so we will need to tackle in space and also being able to open field tackle will be huge.”

ReSporter: What would you consider a good outcome to this Friday’s game?

Coach Drum: “Playing fundamentally sound football in all three phases of the game, offensively, defensively and special teams. Our biggest would be to finish someone off with our offense.
For the defense, we need to stress in making that last stop, especially when the game depends on it.”

ReSporter: Yes, that last drive was important for the outcome being in our favor. Do defenses really get tired before an offense during a game?

Coach Drum: “It depends on what type of a game your playing…if you are playing a no huddle offense or if the offense is subbing more to get different packages.
We need the defense to know that they not only need to focus but that we need twice the focus when the outcome is being decided.”
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