Derek Dunlap says Thanks to Offensive Line as he used a flag football play to score. (photo by Stephanie Huth)
The Freshman Hawks evened their record by leaving no doubt coming out of the chute ready to dominate in this win over the Crockett Cougars, 38-7.
Head Freshman Coach Lee Self, “I was super proud of the kids…the boys came out and played hard….we had a great first half and 2nd half we slated off a little bit and we have to work on that and play all four quarters and keeping that focus.”
“We have a lot to fix tomorrow and Monday but on top of that the positives and excited for the guys to get a win,” Coach Self continued. “We have improved from 7th grade to 8th and how much they have improved from 8th grade to 9th and how much they will continue to improve.”
This game started when CL’s defense pushed these Cougars offense back 11 yards in those first 3 plays capped off with a sack by Derek Dunlap.
Then on offense. The Lake, took 5 plays to drive 38 yards and scored off a QB Jake Welkey pass to Caleb Cross for 15 yards.
The Lake’s defense would continue their iron wall with another offensive barrage going 47 yards taking 9 plays on this drive that had running back Colin Armstrong with an 11 yard run that converted a 3rd & 10 situation.
Dunlap had his first score from a yard out which this TD was capped with a Dunlap 2 point extra point run.
CL’s Freshman kept the pressure going when Armstrong would take the rock 48 yards that converted a 3rd and 14 yards needed that was bounced out down the sideline for a score and Hawk lead, 22-0.
Armstrong finished this game rushing for 118 yards on 11 carries with that long of 48 yards.
On the Cougar’s next two drives the turnover bug struck with and a lost fumble and then an interception for Wyatt Galvan and a 25 yard return to the Crockett 30 yard line.
One play later it was Dunlap who would gallop 19 yards through a huge hole left by the offensive line and final score before half, 30-0.
The Lake would score their last time on a drive that consisted of 4 explosive plays sandwiched with a face mask penalty.
It was receiver Cross who produced a catch and run from QB Welkey for 28 yards score leaving 29 seconds in the 3rd stanza.
These Cougars did have a damaging play when #11 (who had speed out the wazoo) make the sideline for his 69 yard touchdown run. This was a one play touchdown and after that firework display the game finished with a whimper.
Improving would be the key word on this night and season as this Freshman group continues to see positive results and will see if that can continue next week when they go on the road again in Navarro.
Congrats and Way to GO LAKE!
1 2 3 4 Final
CL Hawks 6 24 8 0 38
Crockett 0 0 0 7 07
Scoring Summary:
CL-Caleb Cross 15 yard pass Jake Welkey (run failed), 4:58, 1st
CL-Derek Dunlap 1 yard run (Dunlap run), 9:03, 2nd
CL-Colin Armstrong 48 yard run (Dunlap run), 5:21, 2nd
CL-Derek Dunlap 19 yard run (Dunlap run), 2:02, 2nd
CL-Caleb Cross 28 yard pass Jake Welkey (Cross run), 0:29, 3rd
AC-Cougar 69 yard run (pat good), 5:14, 4th
Team Stats Cougars Hawks
Total Yards 78 275
First Downs 3 15
Rush/Yards 25/76 25/191
Comp/Att/Int 1/3/1 8/13/0
Passing Yards 2 84
Punts/Average 2/25.5 2/31.0
Fumbls/Lost 2/2 0/0
Penalties-Yards 2-25 3-35
Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Jake Welkey 7 14 .500 79 0 2
Wyatt Galvan 1 1 1.000 5 0 0
Totals 8 15 .533 84 0 2
Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD
Colin Armstron 11 118 10.7 43 1
Derek Dunlap 5 46 9.2 13 2
Kasen Piel 3 26 8.7 14 0
Dallas Huth 3 8 2.7 6 0
Hunter Bardwell 1 4 4.0 4 0
Jake Welkey 1 -4 - - 0
Team 1 -7 - - -
Totals 25 191 7.6 43 3
Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD
Caleb Cross 3 53 17.7 28 2
Heydan Gemar 3 24 8.0 12 0
Hunter Bardwell 1 5 5.0 5 0
Colin Armstrong 1 2 2.0 2 0
Totals 8 84 10.5 28 2
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Libero Viv Schapp & Haley Mechler are ready to receive and dish out pain to Akins. Go Lake!
Let’s GO HAWKS!
Hawk Volleyball Sub-Varsity has shown a lot of athletes that have improved with another night of a sweep over on this night Akins school.
CL’s Gold team finished ahead of Akins JV, 25-15 & 25-12 as they run their record to 3-1 this season.
On what was the goal going into this game, Gold Coach Kara Barnes opined, “Our goal going into the game against Akins was to control what we can control and the court. We did a good job serving tough, keeping our energy high, and executing on our offense.”
A passing grade for this Gold team that amassed 7 aces and an eventual enough momentum for this sweep.
In that first set, The Lake, did not start strong as the Eagles were able to secure a 4 point start leading to a 5-3 lead.
That lead was helped with 11 unforced errors which by doing the math gave Akins 73% of their points in this set.
The Lake got things going when Khloe Petty started her serve and quickly gave CL a lead they would not lose with an ace and kill by Alleigh Jones.
Libero Liv Schapp quarterbacked the team to the end especially after CL’s slow start, “Liv has been an excellent leader on the court,” Coach Barnes said. “She’s consistently communicating with her teammates and working hard to keep plays alive.”
It was on Haley Mechler’s serves that ended this first set when she delivered two aces and a capping kill by Cameron Parker.
In the 2nd set The Gold team played a much cleaner set with only 3 unforced errors which help keep the pressure on Akins and eventual 13 point loss, 25-12.
Cameron Parker started this set serving a 4 point rally that had Mechler with 3 kills that put this set away early.
“Haley (Mechler) has also been a vital part of our offense,” Coach heaped praise. “Her vertical ability allows her to finish points effectively, especially during extended rallies.”
Addison Carrara came off the bench to serve an 8 point rally which would give your Hawks all the separation needed.
Mechler had two more kills during this episode along with a Leighton Hill kill.
Game-Set-Match with a their next battle being at San Antonio Cole this Friday.
Way to GO GOLD!
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Preslie Owens & Kylee Goff is first line of defense in Hawk’s win over Akins.
Way to Go Hawks!!
The Lake continued their dominance in home games thus far after upending Austin Akins, 3-0 on Tuesday night at the Hawk Nest.
Head Coach Daniella Villarreal was able to work in several players as this season draws closer to a district slate.
CLHS was able to see 8 different players getting into the Kill column with Preslie Owens leading the way with 10 for this win.
Owens has been showing off with each additional game as she reached 3rd on this season’s list which gives CLake a slew of players that can attack the net for points.
Let’s Go Lake!
Te’a Gonzales was another player who was moved up from Junior Varsity full time now as this lefty gives the Lake more options offensively.
Garnering 14 aces did hurt in this night’s performance as this has been another good trait as this season has matured.
A tough district that Canyon Lake has been left out these past few years for a playoff spot will certainly give this Senior class a goal to reach when that part of the schedule gets going in 3 weeks.
District Standongs
Davenport 22 3 .880
Wimberley 25 5 .833
Canyon Lake 13 10 .565
Bandera 13 15 .464
Fredericksburg 9 12 .423
Long Creek 6 15 .286
The Hawks will be in action this Friday in Randolph that will have the Varsity’s first serve at 5pm followed by the Sub-Varsity.
Who were also on fire on this night in sweeping all three contests.
Way to GO LAKE!
STAT LEADERS: 25-18 25-13 25-21
Kills: Preslie Owens 10
Chloe Gray 6
Mackenzie Dorn 5
Kylie Rodriguez 5
Blocks: Kylee Goff 1
Te’a Gonzales 1
Aces: Chloe Gray 4
Mackenzie Dorn 3
Chylea Gray 2
Kylie Rodriguez 2
Digs: Izzy Fory 12
Chloe Gray 12
Chylea Gray 6
Assists: Chloe Gray 19
KC Caraway 7
Izzy Fory 4
Joseph Matos Padilla bears down on Texan QB.
(photo by Daniel Clifton)
THIS WEEK @ THE LAKE August 26-30th
Tue Sep 2 Akins Sub Var @ Lake Fr & JV 500p Volleyball
Akins @ Lake Varsity 600p Volleyball
Wed Sep 3 Ingram @ Lake 400p Tennis
Thu Sep 4 Lake Freshman @ Aus Crockett 600p Football
Burger Annex (3200 Jones Rd 78745)
Fri Sep 5 Lake @ Canyon Cougar 700a Cross Country
Lake Varsity @ SA Cole 500p Volleyball
Lake Sub Var @ SA Cole 600p Volleyball
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Another week another week of sports out the wazoo. There was several set-backs last week and The Lake will look to turn those losses to wins this week.
First off Hawk Volleyball has now finished their tournament season and will now concentrate on a Tuesday-Friday schedule for the next 3 weeks before opening up district play against Fredericksburg on September 23rd.
This week a home game with Akins and then on the road to San Antonio to battle Cole.
The Record below shows where district schools have performed. A quick look shows 
two schools with solid records and Fredericksburg started making their move last week and will certainly be in the mix as a team The Lake will be fighting for a chance to be seeded for a playoff spot.
District 26-4A
Davenport 22 2 .917
Wimberley 24 5 .828
Canyon Lake 12 10 .545
Fredericksburg 9 11 .450
Bandera 12 15 .444
Long Creek 6 14 .300
GO HAWKS!
Cross Country will have a short drive to New Braunfels as this week will have some big school competition.
Hawks Tennis started district with a loss to Davenport and will concentrate on getting back on the winning side of things when they welcome Ingram to the Hawk Nest this Tuesday with first serve at 4pm.
Football was swept against Wimberley but the good news is that none of those losses were results that The Lake has seen in recent years.
This week the Hawk Junior Varsity will have an off week and Freshman will have a 6pm kick-off in Austin @ the Burger Annex and you can see the location above.
This contest will usually have Austin Crockett with a combination of Freshman and Sophomores as this school does not sport a Junior Varsity.
Varsity Hawks will be pitted against the Cougars on Senior Night at the Hawk Nest. A tough loss and a chance for a rebound game this week as the season continues to mature.
Come out and Support the Hawks & GO LAKE!
Receiver Peyton King 55 yard TD reception from QB Jace Wheeler. Way to make us Proud Lake! (photo by Daniel Clifton)
Hawk Proud!
Cutting to the chase, The Hawk Nation could not be as proud in what was witnessed in last night’s game. By scoring 35 straight points which would be the most points ever scored in this Battle of the Back-Bone.
Yes, it ended in a heart breaking loss but by considering previous year’s campaigns this night became a story in scoring an all-time best and seeing their opponent as quiet as a Wimberley Whimper for 3 straight quarters and that Whimper was a sound that brought a smile to many faces of some old timers (The ReSporter included) which bodes well as each upcoming year it conjures up ideas of those days waiting for a Christmas where children and yes even old timers can hardly wait for what might be in that wrapped box for children and adults alike.
Canyon Lake was not able to steal their contest against Wimberley as this Texan team does what they do best and that is finishing with a win, 36-35.
Way to Go Lake!
The Lake is in their 2nd season under the tutelage of Head Coach Sam Parker and checking last season’s game that ended as a 46 point loss.
No points offensively but as last season unfolded there was a lot of hidden gems that came from last year’s debut which was a start that ended two extra games into the playoffs.
CLake looks to have future games where stealing will not be their vernacular whether changed to, ‘Come and Take It’.
An excruciating loss, but when taken into context this was one of the best nights for this contest’s history. Back in 2011 the Lake was State Ranked but a 14-50 loss was the outcome as the Hawks entered that battle undefeated and had a disappointing present letting that loss costing, The Lake in not making the playoffs.
GO LAKE!
Canyon Lake cannot let this final score define their season but an awakening as this team has 9 more gifts to open and for those of us that are Christians know that there is certainly a gift that will be greater.
The Lake will make a comeback and The ReSporter can’t wait to open more presents as this season matures.
Canyon Lake did finish with 210 yards through the air with Peyton King leading with 91 yards followed closely by Sophomore Kobe Halverson 89 yards of real estate.
King continues to perform like he had during those two scrimmages and looks like he will be ready to make his mark this year.
Now in his Senior year he started in a promising manner as a receiver and a key part of this team.
CL’s Offensive Line kept QB Jace Wheeler off the carpet which deserves mention.
The Lake will be home again next week when Austin Crockett comes calling and the Hawks might have some presents ready for Crockett to open.
Let’s GO LAKE & Way to Make us Proud!
1 2 3 4 Final
Wimberley 7 0 0 29 36
CL Hawks 7 14 14 0 35
Scoring Summary:
WT-Texans 18 yard run (pat good), 6:37, 1st
CL-Kobe Halverson 43 yard pass from Jace Wheeler, (Stracener kick), 3:34, 1st
CL-Peyton King 22 yard pass from Wheeler, (Jack Stracener kick), 11:09, 2nd
CL-Jace Wheeler 2 yard run (Stracener kick), 1:58, 2nd
CL-Chris Brown 10 yard run (Stracener kick), 10:33, 3rd
CL-Peyton King 55 yard pass from Wheeler, (Stracener kick), 2:37, 3rd
WT-Texans 5 yard run (pat good), 10:39, 4th
WT-Texans 30 yard pass (pat good), 10:06, 4th
WT-Texans 7 yard pass (pat good), 6:09, 4th
WT-Texans 17 yard run (pass good), 2:10
Team Stats Texans Hawks
Total Yards 386 306
First Downs 22 12
Rush/Yards. 38/169 21/95
Comp/Att/Int 16/34/1 12/16/0
Passing Yards. 217 211
Punts/Average 4/39.0 3/39.3
Fumbles/Lost 0/0 0/0
Penalties-Yards 3-30 6-63
Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Jace Wheeler 12 16 .750 211 0 3
Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD
Gram Simpson 10 51 5.1 24 0
Chris Brown 5 21 4.2 11 1
Jace Wheeler 4 19 4.8 9 1
Peyton King 1 2 2.0 2 0
Lucas Schexnayder 1 2 2.0 2 0
Totals 21 95 4.5 24 2
Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD
Peyton King 4 92 22.8 43 2
Kobe Halverson 4 89 22.3 55 1
Lucas Schexnayder 1 33 33.0 33 0
Gram Simpson 3 -3 - 0 0
Totals 12 211 17.6 55 3
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Canyon Lake Volleyball continues to win ‘suppose’ to win games as they run their record to a very respectable, 9-5 with one more Tourney left in Seguin this week.
Head Coach Daniella Villarreal relayed her thoughts, “The girls did such a great job playing a clean game all the way through, no matter the changes in lineup I made. We passed excellent, served tough, and reached our goal of having a team hitting percentage over .200. We were low-error and kept the communication, energy, and consistency throughout the whole match. I’m proud of them for taking care of business!”
There was spontaneous student section ‘going crazy time’ that was later revealed by Coach Villarreal, “A huge milestone was reached with Kylie Rodriguez recording her 1,000th career dig. She reads the game so well that she can anticipate where the ball is going, which has led to her success along with her solid ball control. Kylie is a tremendous defensive leader for our team.
Way to Go Hawks!!
Another big accomplishment came with Chloe and Kylie both reaching over 100 career aces. Having been on varsity since their freshman year, this milestone reflects their consistency and effort over the years. Both of these girls have been some of the hardest workers I’ve known since the day I met them, and they aren’t done yet when it comes to achieving milestones and success!”
The district is starting to show some signs with two schools, Davenport & Wimberley, showing they will be having another good campaign while Bandera and Long Creek will be two schools that The Lake will be keeping an eye on in looking for an opening to secure a playoff spot. Fredericksburg has the worst record thus far but the Billies competition has been a step above which could prove to be a hard team to count out at this stage of the season.
The Hawks were in control of this 3 set sweep and continued to show-off their deep bench play by getting all their players on the court.
Way to GO Hawks!!
District 26-4A Standings
Davenport 16 1 .941
Wimberley 15 5 .750
Canyon Lake 9 5 .615
Bandera 9 10 .474
Long Creek 6 10 .375
Fredericksburg 4 8 .333
Game Stat Leaders: Score 25-12, 25-15, 25-09
Kills: Preslie Owens 9
Gabby Fory 7
Chloe Gray 4
Digs: Kylie Rodriguez 12
Chloe Gray 7
Chylea Gray 5
Assists: Chloe Gray 21
KC Caraway 4
Sabrina Steele 2
Gabby Fory 2
Aces: Chloe Gray 3
Mackenzie Dorn 3
Paisleigh Fahrney 2
Kylee Goff 2
Kyle Rodriguez 2
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Canyon Lake will look to get that proverbial monkey off their back in stopping a losing streak agains the Texans.
Yes, Wimberley has made it to Dallas these past few years and now with an improved Hawk Team maybe this season could be that year the Back-Bone Trophy returns by taking the Slime Road to Hawk Land.
Chad Parma & LJ Anderson will be bringing the game action to your porch or wherever you hang out.
And As Always Let’s GO LAKE!!
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Lake’s Freshman played a tough game and showed that this can be a good season with some more seasoning by holding their on in loss to Wimberley!
A 20 yard pass from QB Jake Welkey to Heyden Gemar started CL’s scoring after halftime that brought this battle to a one score game.
In that first half, CL’s Freshman gave up one hic-up on the Texan’s one play drive that gave this Home team a 13 point advantage.
The Lake did respond with a 14 play drive that stalled at Wimberley’s 8 yard line. CLake came up short on a 4th and 2 yards needed that would have had a score to end the first half.
Canyon Lake did respond with a take-a-way (literally) when Linebacker Dallas Huth
robbed the Texan receiver who had a 12 yard gain down to CL’s 18 yard line but this
Let’s Go Hawks!!
pickpocket resulted in a Huth 43 yard jaunt down the far sideline that had The Lake setting up shop 39 yards away from their first score.
That happened 5 plays later when Welkey found Heyden Gemar for the score on a 4th down that went for 20 yards and a touchdown.
CLHS Freshman would score again with 1 minute left in the contest. This drive went for 69 yards and another 4th down conversion went for 20 yards to Gemar leaving your Hawks needing 29 more yards for another score.
That was what was dialed (something an older generation used to do) up with a 29 yard strike when Welkey found Kasen Piel and score.
This is not the same team that competed in a tough larger school middle schools last year and now a more even playing field can result in better results during this go around.
Way to GO Freshman Hawks!
Freshman 1 2 3 4 Final
CL Hawks 0 0 6 6 12
Texans 7 6 8 7 28
Scoring Summary:
WT-Texans 14 yard pass (pat good), 0:56, 1st
WT-Texans 43 yard run (pass failed), 8:01, 2nd
CL-Heydan Gemar 20 yard pass from Jake Welkey (pat failed), 5:00, 3rd
WT-Texans 14 yard pass (run good), 1:26, 3rd
WT-Texans 14 yard run (pat good), 4:06, 4th
CL-Kasen Piel 29 yard pass from Welkey (run failed), 0:59, 4th
Team Stats Texans Hawks
Total Yards 270 210
First Downs 12 11
Rush/Yards 26/204 31/120
Comp/Att/Int 5/10/0 6/15/1
Passing Yards 66 90
Punts/Average 2/26.9 2/32.0
Fumbles/Lost 2/1 0/0
Penalty-Yards 7-50 6-55
Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Jake Welkey 6 15 .400 90 1 2
Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD
Derek Dunlap 10 58 5.8 16 0
Colin Armstrong 13 57 4.4 15 0
Kasen Piel 2 9 4.5 7 0
Caleb Cross 1 3 3.0 3 0
Jake Welkey 5 -7 - 2 0
Totals 31 120 3.9 16 0
Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD
Kasen Piel 3 45 15.0 29 1
Heydan Gemar 2 40 20.0 20 1
Colin Armstrong 1 5 5.0 5 0
Totals 6 90 15.0 29 2
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The Junior Varsity Hawk’s Defense came through with a strong showing against Wimberley! Go Lake!
Way to Make us Proud Hawks!!
Canyon Lake’s Sub-Varsity Football teams started their season on the short end of the stick in losses to Wimberley.
The Junior Varsity out gained the Home team but 6 turnovers was too much to overcome.
Canyon Lake finished with 225 yards passing that had 4 players on the receiving end for QB Damon Garcia.
Peyton Vann garnered 84 yards on 8 receptions while newcomer Thomas Inman with 70 yards on 3 carries with his last catch being a thing of beauty on a catch inside the 5 yard line that had some snatchy dance moves resulting in a score.
The Lake did start this affair on fire after a defensive 3 plays and punt for the Texans and then a quick 5 play that had Dario Faz with two catches for 17 yards and a defensive facemark that help jump start this drive.
Garcia snuck the ball over the goal line for an instant 7 point lead.
GO Lake!
Things calmed down that had CL’s Defense holding the line stopping Wimbo at the 9 yard line and then another 4 play punt sequence.
That was when CLJV started their turnover bout that had a pick-six covering 33 yards.
A lost fumble on the next possession resulted in a 32 yard Texan drive scoring with less than a minute on the halftime clock.
How bout a fumble to start the 2nd half on the kick-off return for another short drive on 3 plays covering 36 yards.
Both teams were in a tug-of-war on the next nine drives that featured the Hawk’s blocking a field goal try and seeing Elias Salgado giving short lived life with his interception.
Yes, The Lake, also pitched in with another interception along with another fumble during these fruitless drives.
That last Hawk fumble was inside the 5 yard line that had Wimberley’s QB breaking open for a 95 yard run and score on their next play.
Canyon Lake was not finished by responding with a 6 play drive covering 68 yards resulting in the already mentioned Garcia to Inman reception ending the scoring and game.
Clean-up on aisle 2 and 3 with several food items being turned over before next week’s game against Austin Crockett.
Let’s GO Lake!
JV 1 2 3 4 Final
CL Hawks 7 0 0 6 13
Texans 0 14 7 7 28
Scoring Summary:
CL-Damon Garcia 1 yard run (Inman kick), 7:07, 1st
WT-Interception 33 yards (pat good), 5:55, 2nd
WT-Texan 7 yard run (pat good), 0:55, 2nd
WT-Texan 14 yard run (pat good), 9:09, 3rd
WT-Texan 3 yard run (pat good), 2:50, 4th
CL-Thomas Inman 40 yard pass Garcia (run failed), 0:25, 4th
Team Stats Texans Hawks
Total Yards 268 304
First Downs 11 15
Rush/Yards 25/200 22/79
Comp/Att/Int 5/13/0 17/29/2
Passing Yards 68 225
Punts/Average 4/40.0 2/31.0
Fumbles/Lost 1/0 4/4
Penalties 8-82 4-35
Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Damon Garcia 17 29 .586 225 2 1
Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD
Isaac Brinkley 9 32 3.5 10 0
Carson Walker 2 23 12.5 14 0
Peyton Vann 4 12 3.0 10 0
Damon Garcia 7 10 1.4 9 1
Totals 22 79 3.6 14 1
Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD
Peyton Vann 8 84 10.5 24 0
Thomas Inman 3 70 23.3 40 1
Dario Faz 5 63 12.6 21 0
Oliver Carey-Spoon 1 8 8.0 8 0
Totals 17 225 13.2 40 1
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