Tae Gray on a break a way lay up in Poteet Win (photo by Karen Holmes)
The Hawk JV team crushed the Poteet Aggies last Tuesday after storming to a 17-4 first quarter and then coasting to the game’s end winning, 63-29.
Three CL players had double figure scoring with Hank Jordan accumulated 19, Michael Harwell scored 15 and Anthony Zavala was strong off the bench finishing with 10 points and 8 rebounds.
“I’m happy with the win,” Harwell started on how this team will take this game into the next two contests. “I am looking forward to seeing us play really well as a team.”
Harwell reminds you of the ‘Ever Ready Battery’ commercial as there is non-stop action when this young man goes after the rock.
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Canyon Lake looked good in beating the Aggies this past Tuesday night at the Hawk Nest with a satisfying, 76-39 victory.
“I was worried about this game going in,” Head Coach Luke Chapman recalled. “We did a good job and played with emotion and energy and sustained it throughout the whole game.”
The Hawks had 3 players reach double figures with 14 coming from a starter in Rory Preiss and the other two players shared 11 points a piece coming off the bench.
Charlie McIntosh and Bennie Brownlee were those players that continued their pressure on the Aggies after scoring 22 combined points coming off the bench.
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Tyler Williams is 3 Blocks away from passing Hawk’s All-Time record of 85 by Sean Nolan. (photo by Karen Holmes)
CL Hawks Basketball Top 4
Shooting Percentage Free Throw Percentage 3pt Percentage
Heath McDonough 48% Bennie Brownlee 84% Jacob Ramirez 34%
Rory Preiss 47% Ryner Martin 75% Gerrit Wilkins 31%
Caimen McDonough 46% Parker Mott 69% Rory Preiss 28%
Joseph Boyd 45% Charlie McIntosh 69% Parker Mott 23%
Points Free Throws 3pt Makes
Rory Preiss 260 Rory Preiss 43 Jacob Ramirez 28
Jacob Ramirez 124 Tyler Williams 39 Rory Preiss 17
Joseph Boyd 100 Joseph Boyd 26 Ryner Martin 14
Bennie Brownlee 92 Bennie Brownlee 26 Bennie Brownlee 12
Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Total Rebounds
Heath McDonough 46 Heath McDonough 73 Heath McDonough 119
Rory Preiss 44 Tyler Williams 57 Rory Preiss 96
Tyler Williams 36 Rory Preiss 52 Tyler Williams 94
Joseph Boyd 27 Joseph Boyd 46 Joseph Boyd 73
Assists Steals Blocks
Rory Preiss 37 Rory Preiss 33 Tyler Williams 18
Ryner Martin 27 Gerrit Wilkins 24 Rory Preiss 9
Geri Wilkins 26 Heath McDonough 18 Caimen McDonough 9
Bennie Brownlee 22 Caimen McDonough 17 Joseph Boyd 8
Tyler Williams 17
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All-Time Hawk Basketball Records
Total Points 3pt Goals Made Free Throws
Rory Preiss 683 Andrew Riali 122 Andrew Riali 121
Andrew Riali 594 Chris Green 77 Matt Magness 120
Matt Magness 555 Garrett Winters 71 Rory Preiss 118
Brandon Ward 498 Jacob Ramirez 59 Christian Pena 102
Stuart Lowry 407 Matt Magness 52 Tyler Williams 93
Caleb Kreiger 406 Brandon Ward 49 Brandon Berger 90
Skyler Tschoepe 362 Will Gray 37 Doug Hubnik 80
Christian Pena 356 Paul Davis 34 Brandon Ward 74
Tanner Jones 348 Skyler Tschoepe 34 Caleb Kreiger 72
Chris Green 348 Stuart Lowry 31 Sean Nolan 67
Current Hawks
Tyler Williams 295 Rory Preiss 25 Gerrit Wilkins 63
Jacob Ramirez 291 Gerrit Wilkins 16 Joseph Boyd 36
Ryner Martin 14
Total Rebounds Steals Assists
Rory Preiss 444 Rory Preiss 110 Doug Hubnik 187
Sean Nolan 368 Neal Whitehead 78 Matt Magness 136
Andrew Riali 296 Tanner Jones 76 Gerrit Wilkins 93
Tyler Williams 289 Matt Magness 69 Rory Preiss 90
Skyler Tschoepe 249 Skyler Tschoepe 69 Tanner Jones 90
Heath McDonough 247 Doug Hubnik 62 Brandon Ward 87
Caleb Kreiger 218 Brandon Ward 58 Brandon Berger 78
Neal Whitehead 203 Javier Mendez 58 Garrett Winters 77
Eric Nelson 184 Brandon Berger 56 Will Gray 72
Matt Magness 156 Will Gray 55 Christian Pena 59
Current Hawks
Joseph Boyd 142 Heath McDonough 48
Jacob Ramirez 123 Tyler Williams 43
Gerrit Wilkins 43
Blocks Season Scoring Year
Sean Nolan 85 Caleb Kreiger 406 2012
Tyler Williams 83 Christian Pena 356 2009
Caleb Kreiger 59 Tanner Jones 348 2009
Neal Whitehead 47 Andrew Riali 328 2014
Rory Preiss 32 Stuart Lowry 282 2010
Skyler Tschoepe 29 Matt Magness 278 2012
Eric Nelson 29 Andrew Riali 267 2013
Heath McDonough 23 Rory Preiss 260 2017
Joseph Boyd 17 Paul Davis 259 2013
Ancel Morel 15 Brandon Ward 256 2015
Kevin Nolan 15 Matt Magness 252 2011
Rory Preiss 252 2016
Current Hawks
Jacob Ramirez 11 Jacob Ramirez 124 2017
Caimen McDonough 9 Joseph Boyd 100 2017
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Mia Riali has little things adding up to BIG things
Canyon Lake Lady Hawks got that bad taste out of their mouths after last week’s Burnet Tournament in beating Lampasas Badgers, 49-38.
“We needed the win,” Head Coach Zach Burleson said. “The Christmas break came at the worst time as we were getting to a good point, and now we are restarting again and it will be good to get back to a routine.”
Reagan Heun and Alexa Ramos finished with 17 and 12 points respectfully as Heun got her double-double with 11 rebounds.
This contest was separated by 3 points or less through the first quarter and 5 minutes in the second stanza before a Heun 3 pointer helped increase that lead to 6 points, 18-12.
With a 21-15 halftime lead, the Hawks, would unleash their best 3 point output of the year in the 3rd quarter as CL made 4 for 6 from beyond the arc in that 19 point barrage to increase their lead to 15 points.
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Adia Garcia teams with JV win over Lampasas
Canyon Lake JV-1 squad took care of business in their win over Lampasas before starting district play next week beating the Badgers, 51-30.
Starting the game on a 11-2 run was just what was needed as the Hawks worked back in getting their groove after a long break as Lainee Moses and Caroline Kullberg both finished with 10 points leading CL on this mid-day contest.
Another surprise was seeing Emily Boylan having 12 rebounds with 8 of those rascals being possessed in the last quarter of play.
“I think we just woke up as a team,” Boylan said in response to how well the team seems to be playing as this season progresses. “We are communicating much better and we can read each other’s eyes.”
That was evident with the assists, as that stat, can only work when the passer and receiver are on the same page.
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Hawk Swimmers back in Action this Week in Burnet (photo by Michelle Hicks)
This Week @ Canyon Lake
Monday Jan 2 Lampasas Freshman @ CL Hawks JV 2 11:00a Girls Basketball
Lampasas JV @ CL Hawks JV 1 11:00a Girls Basketball
Lampasas @ CL Hawks 12:30 Girls Basketball
Tuesday Jan 3 Poteet Freshman @ CL Hawks Fresh 5:00p Boys Basketball
Poteet JV @ CL Hawks JV 5:00p Boys Basketball
Poteet @ CL Hawks 6:30p Boys Basketball
Sequin @ CL Hawks 6:45p Boys Soccer
Friday Jan 6 CL Hawks @ Tex Robertson All Day Swimming
Invitational at Burnet
CL Hawks Freshman @ Navarro 5:00p Boys Basketball
CL Hawks JV @ Navarro 5:00p Boys Basketball
CL Hawks @ Navarro 6:30p Boys Basketball
CL Hawks @ McAllum 7:15p Boys Soccer
CL Hawks @ Pleasanton Tourney TBA Girls Soccer
Saturday Jan 7 CL Hawks @ Pleasanton Tourney TBA Girls Soccer
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Hancock Mini-Mart Says Go Hawks
The busy season begins this first week of the new year as Canyon Lake Basketball readies for District 28-4A starting soon and Soccer’s scrimmage season was off and running last Friday. Add some water for Swimming and you have the start of more action as each week continues to spring up.
With the Girl’s Basketball games last week, the Hawks had the same result as the Boy’s team with an 0-fer during their first tournament after the Christmas Break, in Burnet.
There were some heavyweights in attendance with Fredericksburg giving CL a heavy dose of what they can expect when district games start. The 12th Ranked, Billies won their game convincingly over the Hawks and now a game with Lampasas on Monday will be the final tune-up game before the real contests start on January 10th.
The Lady Hawks will have Friday off and wait for another Top 25 State opponent in Boerne starts off district play.
One morsel of hope you can conclude from those tournament games last week was having 4 games with 4 or 5 freshman playing in those battles. The Holiday season had many players missing in action and those returning players can only help.
Happy New Year & Go Hawks
CL’s Boys got back on track with a good game in beating Karnes City for the Badgers first loss of the season.
This game had some good signs, as the Hawks battled back throughout the contest in winning by 7 points as things fell into place in the 4th quarter. After suffering a bad 4 games in Fredericksburg’s Tournament, this win was needed.
Canyon Lake will face Poteet and Navarro this week with a home game this Tuesday and a short drive to Navarro for the Friday tilt. The Poteet squad has a loss to Hondo and Navarro before the Christmas Break which will help give the Hawks an idea of how they might rank with future games after facing the Poteet Aggies.
Swimming will have their one scheduled meet this month in Burnet as the Hawks will look to improve on their win in that same water last December during the 4A & Under State Championship.
Other Sports are coming with Softball as the next sport coming out of their egg shell as this time of year there is no rest for the weary.
Look for those Basketball home games to be, ‘On the Air’, when Canyon Lake’s Broadcasting will bring those games to you by Live Stream.
If you do not have the link, then The ReSporter will post that information before each contest. You can come to this weekly article to check out when those games will be ready to tip-off.
Happy New Year and Go Hawks!!
Benjamin Rowe helping Hawks get win over St. Paul (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake Freshman won their game over St. Paul Austin last Friday after outscoring the Guardians 10-1 in overtime for a final score, 46-37.
Benjamin Rowe is all smiles after sinking important Free Throws
The Hawks went into their half-time locker room talk after a lethargic level of play during the first two quarters.
“Coach told us to take care of the ball and be more aggressive,” Nic Rivera said. “Our pick and row started working and every time we ran it I had a chance to either get the ball to ‘Rico’ (Zachery Griffin) or take it.”
“We were needing a wake-up call,” Rylee Spaulding recalled. “We were lazy on defense and we were just out of it….but the second half we got aggressive.”
The Hawks finally shook the cobwebs off their basketballs after scoring 10 points for the shorter period in giving CL a 9 point advantage when the final horn sounded in this win.
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Rory Preiss scored 21 points in win over Karnes City (photo by Karen Holmes)
Karnes City brought their undefeated 18-0 season to the Hawk Nest and left a defeated team with a Hawk hard fought win, 55-48.
That 7 point victory was not as easy as it might look as Canyon Lake was fighting from behind for most of this contest. The Badgers jumped out to an, 11-2 lead as CL had committed 7 turnovers in the first 5 minutes in digging their 9 point deficit hole.
After a Rory Preiss 2 point shot, Jacob Ramirez would then respond with two 3 point shots in a row drawing the game back to a one point contest with 1:43 left on that first quarter clock.
KC had another 3 pointer to end this first stanza up by 4 points, as this undefeated team showed a lot of talent on the court.
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Hank Jordan controlling the inside in win over Karnes City JV (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake’s JV team scored 18 points in the first quarter and coasted to a 42 point victory over KCJV as the Badgers struggled scoring 14 points in the contest winning, 56-14.
Those 2 Badger points were scored early in that first quarter and then a dry spell for the Badgers allowed the Hawks to forge to a 21-2 lead before the next KC point with just 3 minutes before halftime intermission.
After the 3rd period, Canyon Lake, enjoyed a 37 point advantage with all hands on deck. Every Hawk had some stat to show off with no drop off as the Hawk bench looked like a game for musical chairs.
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The ReSporter: What excites you about this year’s group of ladies?
Coach Tierney: “I am excited about the amount of experience we have coming back this season. The attitude these girls are bringing back this year should be exciting to watch.”
The ReSporter: Girl’s Soccer has been in a playoff several times now, what is the next step you would like to make with this group?
Coach Tierney: “The next step is playing with and even beating teams that are at that state championship level. We have to be able to play with quality teams to make a run in the playoffs.”
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