Pre/Game for Boerne & Canyon Lake this Friday
Richard Rosas getting the tackle in Austin Memorial Game (www.mjrphotog.com)
Pre/Game Boerne @ Canyon Lake 7:30pm
Greyhounds (5-2) Hawks (5-2)
Series Games: Greyhounds lead 4-2.
2010 Hawks 21 Hounds 14
2011 Hawks 14 Hounds 35
2012 Hawks 16 Hounds 43
2013 Hawks 37 Hounds 28
2014 Hawks 35 Hounds 42
2015 Hawks 27 Hounds 35
Record for This Year
Hawks 40 Blanco 07 Boerne 55 Devine 12
Hawks 42 Reagan 16 Boerne 42 Medina Valley 10
Hawks 21 Giddings 34 Boerne 26 SA Holy Cross 28
Hawks 21 Wimberley 31 Boerne 21 Somerset 00
Hawks 42 Lampasas 34 Boerne 48 Bandera 00
Hawks 42 Aus Akins 20 Boerne 14 Wimberley 17
Hawks 63 Aus Memorial 00 Boerne 45 Fredericksburg 14
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Games that have common opponents? There is just one game with Wimberley that a comparison can be made.
CLJV is On-Point for wanting win over Boerne
The Texans won both games and beat Canyon Lake worse than they beat the Greyhounds, therefore, the Hawks will lose this Friday.
That was an easy √ off for this Homecoming week and nothing else needs to be said.
It is never that easy but we will deduce some other items that might give some ideas of what might happen for this Friday’s tilt.
The Greyhounds average right at 8 yards per pass attempt as Brooks Klutts will also run and has accumulated 233 yards this year giving the Hawks an idea of how important it will be to stop this player as priority one.
Getting pressure and containment would give CL a huge advantage.
Priority number 2 would be in keeping receiver Douglas Hodo contained, who has 27 receptions for 462 yards and most of those plays have come recently and Hodo might have replaced Carter Snelling as Klutts first option.
Parker Reno went to Austin for this tackle
Another angle on that conclusion might come from having opponents that might be concentrating on Snelling giving Hodo more open space for receptions. That would be a major concern on picking your poison in how you might like to help slow down this passing attack.
Colton Pool is the work horse as the Greyhounds running back and he averages 6 yards per carry with a total of 474 yards thus far this season.
Boerne has the capability to beat their opponent by pass or run but their bread and butter will come from the air on most game nights.
Boerne’s defense might be the bigger part of the game that would influence the result. The Greyhounds have done a good job in holding teams below their average and this will be a big indicator on how this game will be impacted.
Canyon Lake had a 6 quarter offensive snooze which started in the second half against Giddings and continued for the Wimberley game that followed that contest.
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Wimberley did a good job of stopping the Hawks running game and that forced CL to pass which helped keeping the game close. Their defense got too many stops which helped forge the 10 point loss to the Texans.
Canyon Lake did have a special team touchdown and scored twice by the pass which could have been three if a questionable penalty that called back that touchdown pass in this game.
The Hawks should be rested and ready for action as the offense has 3 backs that are producing and that will allow Boerne a chance to pick their poison in this game too.
Questions that will help in determining the winner.
Can Canyon Lake establish the run? Can CL get more than 2 stops in the game? Can the Hawks force more turnovers? and finally, Can Canyon Lake win the Special Team game?
Getting some positives from those questions could have the Hawks with smiles on their faces on this Homecoming night.
Go Hawks!
