CL Volleyball: Not Too Shabby & Final Season Stats
Volleyball says Thanks to all the supporters this season!!
The sting is hopefully fading away after Canyon Lake’s Volleyball team were upset by Sealy last week in the second round of the UIL Playoffs.
Yes, there were stunned faces exiting the facilities as the Hawks had fashioned some impressive numbers for their season which gave the CL family thoughts of an expected win as they took the court.
Phrases like, that is why they play the game, became more poignant as this team had something all of the other Hawk Sport playoff teams have never possessed.
Being favored to win the game over their opponent during the playoff atmosphere.
Don’t get this wrong, Canyon Lake’s football team has been there, but on the other side of this pendulum during their playoff history, as their first round of playoff games have all come as an underdog to the sports community.
In those second round football games, the Hawks have been a participant on the undercard as there have been two of those second round contests, CL, almost pulled off what the Sealy Tiger team did with your Volleyball Hawks.
So, with knowing the differences you might now understand how hurt and disappointed this game would be for the young ladies who had given everything and worked non-stop for a year to be put in a this lofty position of being the favored school.
Going over the many highlights for this Hawk team will and can only give the Hawk Community pride as they say goodbye to several seniors and in hoping this team has helped in putting in motion for future years.
Another item that is not forgotten is how in these past two years, Canyon Lake has made it known they are no longer a pushover for area teams thinking a win is imminent when playing district opponents.
Canyon Lake now sports a 64-21 record these past two campaigns for a decent .753 percentage which is not too shabby considering where this team had been.
Taking the previous 4 years (2010-13) you would have a CL team that added 65 wins during those seasons. The past two teams did that total. That is not too shabby.
The Hawks have had 2 years with more losses than these past two Hawk seasons combined. Not too shabby.
Going further into games that really count called district contests, Canyon Lake has turned even more tables on changing the mindset for future Hawk Volleyball teams.
Two year record of 21-3, or .875 percentage speaks for itself while finishing this past season undefeated. Not too shabby.
The only year the Hawks had a better district record was during the 2010 season finishing with a respectable 8-4 record. Canyon Lake one upped that number in 2014 by finishing, 9-3 and then obliterating that high water mark with a, 12-0 this year which can never be broken unless the district adds another team. This too is not too shabby.
From the 2013 team finishing with a 1-9 district stint to a 9 win season last year to this campaign hitting a 12 win mark can show you the astronomical rise for Volleyball. Once again, not too shabby.
Take a look at what this team did this year versus previous Hawk teams.
27 3-0 or 2-0 sweeps (beat last year’s team 25) 12 Wins in district (beat last year’s team with 9) .500 Canyon Lake finally evened their district record last realized in 2010 33 Wins (2 better than that 2014 team) 11-1 Home Record 9-0 Road Record 17-1 Record against 4A schools 6-4 Record playing 6A schools 2-0 In games with Wimberley (All-Time Record 2-12) 2-0 In games with Navarro (All-Time Record 6-6) 2-0 In games with La Vernia and has won 4 in a row (All-Time Record 4-5) 1-0 And another first win game over Fredericksburg (All-Time Record 1-11)
Not too Shabby!
Now what does Canyon Lake do after they say good-bye to Bailey Drum, Addison Farley, Hannah Wunderlich, Alexis Robinson, Emma Gray, Ashlyn Hubertus, and Jessica Moore?
A Junior Varsity team that finished 2nd in district the past two seasons would be a good start while doing what many Volleyball athletes do every year. Go to work.
This is what made all those heartbreak losses to end your season even more painful.
The harder the heartbreak just means how hard these student’s worked this past year and realizing their dream that was cut short.
Now there will be players that will get over the sting and go to work even harder so they can improve on one item from what this article did not have a chance to brag on. That playoff record.
Yes, another Bi-District win which has been done two years in a row.
But what happens next, The ReSporter, thinks will not be, ’Too Shabby’!!
Season Final Stats Kills Assists Service Ace Bailey Drum 449 Regan Mickey 822 Bailey Drum 51 Addison Farley 371 Faith Hasness 245 Hannah Wunderlich 47 Emma Gray 119 Sam York 39 Alexis Robinson 44 Regan Mickey 99 Hannah Wunderlich 35 Faith Hasness 40 Alexis Robinson 84 Addison Farley 30 Sam York 33 Faith Hasness 80 Bailey Drum 22 Addison Farley 30 Hannah Wunderlich 60 Ashlyn Hubertus 17 Regan Mickey 21 Ashlyn Hubertus 34 Alexis Robertson 5 Ashlyn Hubertus 11 Landry Hollums 21 Daniella Bustamante 4 Landry Hollums 8 Sam York 5 Amber Voigt 4 Amber Voigt 7 Jessica Moore 3 Emma Gray 2 Jessica Moore 2 Daniella Bustamante 2 Emma Gray 2 Daniella Bustamante 1 Digs Solo Blocks Block Assists Sam York 397 Emma Gray 53 Bailey Drum 15 Bailey Drum 292 Alexis Robinson 36 Emma Gray 14 Regan Mickey 244 Bailey Drum 35 Alexis Robinson 13 Addison Farley 237 Regan Mickey 13 Regan Mickey 7 Faith Hasness 181 Addison Farley 3 Addison Farley 2 Alexis Robinson 59 Faith Hasness 3 Ashlyn Hubertus 2 Hannah Wunderlich 50 Landry Hollums 1 Landry Hollums 1 Amber Voigt 45 Hannah Wunderlich 1 Hannah Wunderlich 1 Ashlyn Hubertus 33 Ashlyn Hubertus 1 Faith Hasness 1 Jessica Moore 25 Daniella Bustamante 20 Emma Gray 16 Landry Hollums 9
