Basketball Coach Lucas Chapman
The ReSporter: How do you find that magic potion in getting consistency from your players?
Coach Chapman: “We just have to continue to talk about it and emphasize it. It’s about trying to do all the little things each and everyday. Those little things make the big things happen. If you don’t do a good job of taking care of the little things, then the wins and successes don’t come. We just have to stay with the process.”
The ReSporter: This group of Seniors will have a chance of being the first to have a chance to make the playoffs, what has separated this group from the past teams?
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Head Girl’s Basketball Coach Zach Burleson
The ReSporter: First off, Coach…has this district panned out as expected in how strong the teams are?
Coach Burleson: “Yeah, we knew going in it would be tough. Not only are there no nights off, there are no quarters off. Meaning, 1 bad quarter will cost you the game. That’s what we are up against.”
The ReSporter: What can you take away from the loss to Fredericksburg on Tuesday based on your earlier loss and how this game finished?
Coach Burleson: “It was our best effort in a month. Win or lose, I am very proud of our effort. I felt our 1st half was great meaning that our intensity level was where it’s needs to be. We gave ourselves a chance, just were not able to score enough tonight. But, if we can match that intensity that we displayed, it will give us opportunities to knock somebody off.”
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Caimen McDonough is surrounded by Orange in earlier game this season.
Canyon Lake fell flat in loss to Fredericksburg, 56-34, as the Hawks will go back to work this Friday when Bandera comes to town.
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Fredericksburg beat Bandera, 73-22 giving the Hawks a bragging point in that they scored 12 points more than the Bulldogs.
Not what most teams need to be contemplating but CL had a chance to have a win that they could point to in giving them some stature. That game will have to wait a while longer.
Rory Preiss was the only Hawk to get into double digit scoring with 11 points and leading the team accounting for 8 rebounds.
Preiss has averaged 14 points in his past 7 games where he has reached double digit points consecutively.
Not much else to see hear as Canyon Lake will need to forget this game quickly as a 34 point game will not instill much confidence in this offense.
This week’s Friday game will be broadcast on the CLB network and you can get linked up on this site if you are wanting to hear or see how Canyon Lake will respond after this loss.
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1 2 3 4 Final
CL Hawks 8 11 12 3 34
Fredericsburg 9 20 15 12 56
3pt tot rebounds
fgm-fga fgm-fga ftm-fta pts or-dr tot a s b to
Jacob Ramirez 2-6 1-5 0-0 5 1-0 1 2 1 0 2
Bennie Brownlee 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2-0 2 0 1 0 4
Gerrit Wilkins 1-4 0-2 2-2 4 0-2 2 1 0 0 2
Ryner Martin 1-5 1-5 0-0 3 0-1 1 2 0 0 2
Rory Preiss 2-9 1-3 6-8 11 2-6 8 0 0 1 2
Heath McDonough 0-2 0-0 0-2 0 2-5 7 0 1 0 4
Caimen McDonough 0-2 0-0 0-2 0 1-1 2 0 1 0 0
Charlie McIntosh 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 0-0 0 0 0 0 1
Parker Mott 1-4 1-4 0-0 3 0-0 0 1 0 0 0
Joseph Boyd 2-2 0-0 0-0 4 1-2 3 0 0 0 1
Tyler Williams 1-2 0-0 1-3 3 2-1 3 0 0 0 1
totals 10-37 4-19 10-19 34 11-18 29 6 4 1 19
Head Girl’s Basketball Coach Zach Burleson looking for answers in district play
The Canyon Lake Lady Basketball team is showing improvement within one of the toughest districts in Texas this year.
The Hawks lost to the Billies by 14 points and showed some spark after a blow out loss during the Burnet Tournament during the Christmas break. In that contest, CL was on the short end losing, 61-23.
Canyon Lake cannot afford a lost quarter during these games as the 3 points scored in the 3rd quarter contributed to this loss.
Both Fredericksburg games still had the Billies controlling the boards as the Hawks had just 15 total rebounds which was about what CL had in that first game only 12 bounds were realized.
Reagan Heun finished with 18 points as CL will now prepare for another tough opponent this Friday when they travel to Bandera.
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Carley Dubois will be the spark-plug for CL’s offense
The ReSporter will start highlighting teams, as the Spring Sports start to hatch. We start with our Hawk Softball team and what this group of ladies might have in store for us this upcoming season.
CL’s schedule has had a major change as they have switched back to the San Marcos tournament after going to Blanco & Johnson City these past two campaigns.
Last year, Canyon Lake’s softball team was red-hot approaching their district games, and then with three straight games, of one run losses, the Hawks could never dig out of that cavernous hole.
The Blanco/Johnson City Tournaments did not have a lot of bigger schools which gave a false sense of accomplishment as they entered their district schedule.
When the Hawks raise this season’s curtain, they will start this year without Alexis Robinson being on their roster, as she was on every manager’s line-up card since her freshman year.
The Hawks have had this situation before after Missy Romero graduated and left Canyon Lake after their only playoff season.
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Jordan Sczech getting aHead of himself. (photo by Lynne Carpenter)
This Week @ Canyon Lake
Tuesday January 17 CL Hawks JV @ Pleasanton 5:00p Girls Soccer
CL Hawks JV @ Southside HS 5:30p Boys Soccer
Fredericksburg Fr @ CL Hawks JV 2 5:30p Girls Basketball
Fredericksburg JV @ CL Hawks JV 1 5:30p Girls Basketball
CL Hawks Fresh @ Fredericksburg 5:30p Boys Basketball
CL Hawks JV @ Fredericksburg 5:30p Boys Basketball
CL Hawks @ Pleasanton 7:00p Girls Soccer
*Fredericksburg @ CL Hawks 7:00p Girls Basketball
CL Hawks @ Fredericksburg 7:00p Boys Basketball
Thursday January 19 Bandera vs. CL Hawks JV 5:00p Boys Soccer
Beeville vs. CL Hawks 7:00p Boys Soccer
Canyon Lake Classic Tourney
Friday January 20 Lampasas vs. CL Hawks 9:00a Boys Soccer
Jarrell vs. CL Hawks JV 3:00p Boys Soccer
Pleasanton vs. CL Hawks 7:00p Boys Soccer
Canyon Lake Classic Tourney
CL Hawks @ SA Christian 5:00p Girls Soccer
CL Hawks JV @ Liberty Hill JV 5:00p Boys Soccer
CL Hawks JV 2 @ Bandera 5:30p Girls Basketball
CL Hawks JV 1 @ Bandera 5:30p Girls Basketball
Bandera Fresh @ CL Hawks Fresh 5:30p Boys Basketball
Bandera JV @ CL Hawks JV 5:30p Boys Basketball
CL Hawks @ Bandera 7:00p Girls Basketball
*Bandera @ CL Hawks 7:00p Boys Basketball
Saturday January 21 La Vernia vs. CL Hawks JV 12:00p Boys Soccer
Championship Game 3:00p Boys Soccer
Canyon Lake Classic Tourney
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Parker Mott getingt pass by an Owl in Hawk Win. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake has had a 3rd quarter just like the one the Hawks administered to Hondo on Friday after beating the Owls, 56-41 for their first district win.
On Tuesday of this week, Canyon Lake came out of their halftime locker room down just two points against Wimberley, 25-23 and then proceeded to hand over the keys to their car to the Texans after suffering a 17 point downfall and eventual loss during that 3rd quarter game.
This time, Canyon Lake found that they could administer that same type of pain to Hondo by outscoring the Owls 18 points and turning a 3 point deficit to a 15 point advantage to open the second half.
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Reagan Heun continues climb in Basketball Records. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Top-10 All-Time Lady Hawk Basketball Records
Total Points Career Field Goals Free Throws
Katie Williams 755 Katie Williams 315 Reagan Heun 173
Reagan Heun 645 Reagan Heun 198 Ashley Pfaff 152
Tiffany Tschoepe 515 Amber Ramsey 190 Tiffany Tschoepe 139
Ashley Pfaff 493 Tiffany Tschoepe 188 Megan Browning 133
Amber Ramsey 443 Alexa Ramos 165 Katie Williams 119
Alexa Ramos 442 Ashley Pfaff 151 Alexa Ramos 100
Megan Browning 428 Kyndall Drum 147 Tiffany Arredondo 96
Sarah Russell 388 Amber West 144 Mia Riali 84
Kyndall Drum 374 Megan Browning 136 Kyndall Drum 82
Amber West 358 Sarah Russell 130 Sarah Russell 66
Current Hawks
Mia Riali 343 Mia Riali 114
Blocks Steals Assists
Amber Ramsey 99 Amber Ramsey 201 Tiffany Arredondo 125
Katie Williams 73 Alexa Ramos 192 Ashley Pfaff 89
Sarah Schneider 71 Mia Riali 139 Alexa Ramos 85
Tiffany Tschoepe 48 Katie Williams 139 Megan Browning 83
Alexis Fullen 40 Amber West 128 Amber West 74
Ashley Pfaff 29 Ashley Pfaff 96 Reagan Heun 73
Emma Gray 28 Reagan Heun 95 Caitlyn Gillum 63
Reagan Heun 22 Tiffany Arredondo 90 Katie Williams 56
Kyndall Drum 10 Kyndall Drum 67 Mia Riali 53
Caitlin Mabry 10
Jessie Melendez 10
3 Point Shot Total Rebounds Season Points Year
Reagan Heun 74 Tiffany Tschoepe 579 Ashley Pfaff 493 2009
Sarah Russell 62 Katie Williams 559 Tiffany Tschoepe 342 2010
Olivia Flores 42 Amber Ramsey 558 Katie Williams 326 2012
Ashley Pfaff 39 Kyndall Drum 377 Reagan Heun 326 2014
Megan Browning 23 Reagan Heun 284 Reagan Heun 319 Current
Mia Riali 19 Mia Riali 278 Jessica McMurray 266 2009
Alexa Ramos 17 Sarah Schneider 257 Katie Williams 241 2011
Jessica McMurray 14 Megan Browning 235 Tiffany Arredondo 240 2009
Amber West 10 Ashley Pfaff 199 Amber Ramsey 219 2012
Hannah St. John 10 Alexa Ramos 172 Emma Gray 184 2016
Current Hawks
Skylar Hurst 141 Alexa Ramos 161 Current
Jessie Melendez 138
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Go Hawks Beat Hondo
Canyon Lake had a tough go at it last Tuesday as both Varsity Basketball Teams took it on the chin.
The Girls hosted the Boerne Greyhounds and this game was over quick as the State Ranked Greyhounds had a good all-round game with a heavy dose of offense and a lethal half court trap that kept the Hawks with very few offensive opportunities.
CL Girls will be on the road on Friday as they travel to Hondo to meet up with an Owls team that have been ranked earlier this year. Hondo lost their game with Bandera last Tuesday and will not be a happy team when CL enters their gym.
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Soccer going strong no matter how Cold it is. (Photo by Lynne Carpenter)
Hawk Soccer is going well early in the season as both Girls and Boys have shown flashes of break out games.
Girls Soccer finished 2nd in the Pleasanton Tournament and just missed a chance for a 1st Place Trophy.
“We did well this past weekend by achieving a second place finish,” Head Coach Ryan Tierney stated. The girls won their first game against Beeville Jones, 4-0 and then beat Pleasanton, 2-1.”
Rachel Bennett had 2 goals in that first game and Chloe Cullen and Brandi Schimonsky finished out the scoring with a goal a piece.
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