Eva Zabarcencu continues The Lake’s dominance in Distance Events.
DAVENPORT WOLVES RELAYS
Varsity Junior Varsity
Canyon Lake 170 Sotomayor 202
Kerrville Tivy 112 Pieper 139
Randolph 105 Randolph 62
Pieper 81 Canyon Lake 56
Davenport 55 Kerrville Tivy 51
Marion 49 Davenport 48
Long Creek 34 Long Creek 28
Gloria Academy 12 Gloria Academy 17
Marion 10
Congrats Lady Hawk Track & Field!
The Canyon Lake’s Girls Track team does not possess depth like many schools they compete against.
District foe Fredericksburg is a school that always has a plethora of students in each event which allows this school to score well in most of their meets due to their amount of students competing.
Track scored the first 6 in each event and those athletes that finish 4th-5th-6th will in total add enough points for a team victory.
There were times in the past that the Billies would outscore The Lake by 50 or more points in district but lose many of those points as they competed in Area-Regional Meets.
Way to GO FAST HAWKS!
That would allow CLake to score more points at the Regional Meet due to having enough Hawks scoring in those meets giving The Lake the edge over Freddie.
Canyon Lake has now won their last three meets, not with depth, but with star power.
This Wolves’ Meet had the same result involving 7 athletes who combined to score 131 of those points or 77% of that total of 170 points.
In this Meet The Lake finished first in 6 of the events led by distance runner Eva Zabarcencu’s win in the 1600-3200 meter runs.
Let’s GO FAR LAKE!
Te’a Gonzales, Kennedy Grindle and Aubrey Avey had two first place finishes that included the 4×100 meter relay.
This Meet was a One-Two Punch of sorts when taking in the days finished product.
In that 3200 run had Eva Zabarcencu and Sophie Eastland finishing 1st & 2nd.
100 meter dash had Gonzales & Savanna Oberholtzer finishing 1st & 2nd.
300 meter hurdles had Avey & Grindle finishing 1st & 2nd.
100 meter hurdles had Kennedy & Cutrer finishing 1st & 2nd.
Pole Vault had Gindle & Katelyn Lowth finishing 2nd & 3rd.
Those events add up to 86 points which has Canyon Lake finishing ahead of all but 2 other schools. The 2025 State Champion Randolph and 5A Kerrville Tivy.
Plug those Leaks Lake!
The Lake first place finish in the 4×100 relay was aided with a 3rd place 4×200 relay and a revived 4×400 relay who turned in their best finish this season finishing 2nd place.
So those three relays were a One-Two-& Knock-out Punch garnering, 38 points adding up to 124 points that topped Tivy’s 112 point final tally.
So, Freshman Sophie Eastland’s 6th Place (1 point) finish in her 1600 Meter Run would have Canyon Lake adding those depth point(s) up when facing tougher group of schools in the future.
The Lake will be off these next two weeks before finishing their last non-district meet in Wimberley on Thursday March 26th.
A short drive to watch a salty group of ladies before the meets that count in April
Way to GO~Fast~Jump Far & High Hawks!
Varsity 3200 meter Junior Varsity
Eva Zabarcencu 11:58.71 1st Layla Jones 15:53.43 6th
Sophia Eastland 12:03.76 2nd
4x100 Relay Varsity 49.98 1st 4x100 Relay 53.87 3rd
Aubrey Avey, Te’a Gonzales Julia Pena, Perri Jackson
Kennedy Grindle, Savanna Oberlhoter Paisliegh Fahrney, Avery Rugherford
100 meter hurdles
Kennedy Grindle 16.52 1st Perri Jackson 18.59 3rd
Shana Cutrer 17.30 2nd
100 meter
Te’a Gonzales 12.69 1st
Savanna Oberholtzer 12.75 2nd
4x200 Relay Varsity 1:49.26 3rd 4x200 Relay 1:55.92 3rd
Aubrey Avey, Mia Zabarcencu Kiley Williams, Hayden Granzin
Shana Cutrer, Te’a Gonzales Breannah Matthews, Haley Mechler
400 meter
Mia Zabarcencu 62.51 3rd
Georgia Schexnayder 64.69 5th
300 meter hurdles
Aubrey Avey 43.04 1st Haley Mechler 52.82 2nd
Kennedy Grindle 44.23 2nd
1600 meter 200 meter
Eva Zabarcencu 5:25.57 1st Kiley Williams 28.91 6th
Sophie Eastland 5:50.19 6th
4x400 relay 4:14.68 2nd 4x400 relay 4:33.19 4th
Mia Zabarcencu, Bella Biasatti Kiley Williams, Haley Mechler
Georgia Schexnayder, Eva Zabarcencu Bella Huneau, Avery Rutherford
Long Jump High Jump
Savanna Oberholtzer 16-9.50 2nd Julia Pena 4-08 2nd
Georgia Schexnayder 15-4.75 5th
Triple Jump
Savanna Oberholtzer 32-6 3rd
High Jump
Shana Cutrer 4-06 5th
Trinity Turner 4-06 5th
Pole Vault
Kennedy Grindle 10-6 2nd
Katelyn Lowth 10-6 3rd
Shana Cutrer 9-6
Hawks win at Wimberley, 3-1 to keep chance for a District Title. Go Lake!
Way to Make us Proud Hawks!
Canyon Lake’s Ladies Soccer Made Wimberley UPSET-3-1 in a payback contest avenging that first district round loss for The Lake, 3-1.
The Hawks scored first in that first contest and Wimberley scored 3 goals in the second half for a win. Wimberley scored first during that second contest and The Lake responded scoring 3 goals in that second.
The ReSporter has this road win ranked in the Top 3 of All-Time including all Lake sports.
Looking at the rankings based on MaxPreps’ matrix below can give a good idea the distance between these two schools….yes, MaxPreps is by no means 100% accurate but seeing how they have info on schools all over…it does share an area code worth of schools with an approximate estimation.
Rankings Canyon Lake Wimberley
National 295 111
Texas 80 9
Section Region 4 29 6
Division 4A 4 1
These Texans certainly had an impressive resume by looking below showing just one team played, Lockhart… being under water record wise and not having any post-season aspirations.
WIMBERLEY’S 2026 Non-District Results
Opponents Present Day Records District Place
Celina Result 1-1 Tie 4A 16-1-1 Dist. 12-0-0 1st
Sulphur Result 4-2 Won 4A 16-4-2 Dist. 7-0-0 1st
Springs
Bullard Result 5-0 Won 4A 14-3-0 Dist. 10-1-0 2nd
Amarillo Result 0-2 Lost 5A 18-2-1 Dist. 12-1-1 1st
Frenship Result 2-1 Won 4A 10-4-2 Dist. 6-1-1 1st
Monterey Result 6-1 Won 5A 11-8-1 Dist. 9-3-1 4th
Lockhart Result 8-0 Won 5A 7-13-3 Dist. 2-8-2 7th
Lorena Result 2-0 Won 4A 13-3-1 Dist. 10-0-0 1st
Burnet Result 8-0 Won 4A 17-5-0 Dist. 11-1-0 1st
Leander Result 3-0 Won 5A 14-3-4 Dist. 9-0-3 2nd
Canyon Lake now has won a contest that shows they too might be in a position for a good run this playoff season.
Way to Go Lake!
“These girls are pretty humble but hard working…and honestly I am pretty hard on them,” Head Coach Kara Stracener stated. “I hope after last night and beating a really good team like Wimberley it brings them a new confidence going into these last few games of district and into post-season.”
Confidence would be that key word for this win as The Lake’s 3 goals was also the most scored against these Texans this season.
Savanna Oberholtzer scored the first two goals to start that 2nd Half and now has reached 54 with still 3 more district battles to add to her record setting season.
High Noon says GO LAKE!
“We knew that wasn’t our best half,” Oberholtzer stated when asked about being behind going into halftime. “It was s reality check and we set out to get to every ball first and then try to score.”
Oberholtzer scored two second half goals within an 8 minute span and then Kylee Morrow had a crowning shot from 25 yards from the left side of the goal that curved right over the Texan Goalies hands settling at the right-side of the goal with right at 4 minutes remaining.
“We were all excited,” Oberholtzer quipped when seeing Morrow’s shot. “This is a huge rivalry and it was exciting to see that we have a chance to finish first in district if we can win our next three games.”
Way to Go Lake Soccer!
Coach Stracener’s parting shots, “Two of our goals were from over 25 yards and Kylee is a very unselfish and will pass many times over shooting….Glad she chose to shoot tonight cuz we needed her too. Like last time we played them we wanted to make it a messy game. Not allow them to get into a rhythm and try to frustrate them. We ‘weathered the storm’ the first half. Wimberley came out Very Strong and we struggled to get control of the middle….but halftime was a good reset and the girls did a fantastic job of digging deep and fighting back till the end. We played a good full 80 minutes this time around.”
Canyon Lake Hawk Proud!
Now The lake’s season goals are still attainable with this win having a chance for a district championship, going further in the playoffs and Canyon Lake’s 2026 squad now took the sole lead with wins in a season sitting with 17 so far.
The Hawks still have 3 games remaining and none of these battles will be a cakewalk which will equate in needing 3 more complete 80 minutes of game time.
Congrats and Way to GO LAKE!
PANTHER RELAYS
BOYS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY
Davenport 143 Davenport 200
Wimberley 128 Wimberley 181
Marion 97 Navarro 81
Canyon Lake 90 Canyon Lake 55
Navarro 67 La Vernia 52
La Vernia 53 Long Creek 37
Long Creek 42 Marion 17
Anthony Hockman reaching new Heights, 6-2 at Hawk Relays. Go High Hawks!
The Hawk’s Boys improvement from previous seasons is coming along as during this year those first meets to this last one in Navarro is showing promise as this season continues.
Hope for better results has been the goal.
“We are trying to build this program on the boys side back up to what it is ultimately capable”, Head Coach Brad Manning stated. “We had a core group of kids, particularly in the sprint group, that did the work last year, and made significant cuts in overall times and splits. That was so important, because our guys started to believe in their work. That core group knew that if they could make the same jump this year, that we could be competitive.”
Go Lake Beat Everyone!
That certainly has been the case in scoring more points in this Panther Relay, “Yesterday was another chance to go out and hunt those times and splits down,” Coach Manning assess. “Some were able to do it, and some are still powering through with what we asking them to do in offseason for football, and with participation in other sports, the meet really becomes another practice for them. There were some really nice performances yesterday. Jace Morales is starting to really come on in his transition into track shape and did a nice job in the Open 100 and Open 200. Peyton King is continuing to prove he can become a horse in the 200/400’s for us. Joseph Matos continues to cut his split in the 4×400 each week, running a 51 as we continue to look at how the pieces will fit for that race. Jacob Stahla won the JV 110 hurdles, as he is proving to be a talented young runner. Cayden Toon placed 3rd in the Shot and Jacob Price placed 3rd in the Triple Jump, respectively.”
Break the Dam~ Lake!
Coach Manning closed looking to future meets, “As we get closer to the district meet, it will be about figuring out the right combinations of athletes and tapering them down to get maximum performance out of them and get as many events out of district as we can. We have a lot of work to do still, but I am proud of our improvement and look forward to what happens down the stretch.”
This meet had CLake scoring the most in those Jump Fielding events with 23 points followed with 20 points during the 3 relays.
Sprints (19) points and (16) in those distance runs were next using Cayden Toons throwing, 10 points.
While CL’s Junior Varsity was pretty even scoring 17 points in the distance runs, 16 points in relays, and 14 points scored during those two hurdle events.
The Lake will be back on the cinders this Thursday when they travel to Davenport for the Wolf Relays with start time at 1:00pm.
The Lake Scoring
Varsity Pts ~ Events Junior Varsity Pts ~ Events
Jace Morales 18 ~ 3 Jacob Stahla 13 ~ 2
Peyton King 12 ~ 4 Harley Hamilton 13 ~ 3
Cayden Toon 10 ~ 2 Javier Burton 6 ~ 1
Anthony Hockman 10 ~ 1 Carter Prieto 5 ~ 2
Gibson Cover 10 ~ 2 Brayden Branter 5 ~ 2
Jacob Price 8 ~ 2 Blake McCullough 5 ~ 2
Tristan Alexander 7 ~ 4 Zach Frazier 4 ~ 1
Tristan Schenk 6 ~ 1 Skeet Kitchen 2 ~ 1
Joseph Matos 4 ~ 2 Thomas Wood 1 ~ 1
Miller Beebe 2 ~ 1 Parker Gordon 1 ~ 1
Koby Halverson 2 ~ 1 55
Chris Brown 2 ~ 1
90
Let’s GO FAST LAKE!
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PANTHER RELAYS
GIRLS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY
THE LAKE 191 Wimberley 178
Wimberley 154 Davenport 163
Marion 76 La Vernia 74
Long Creek 60 THE LAKE 53
La Vernia 54 Navarro 51
Davenport 49 Long Creek 38
Navarro 33 Marion 32
The Lake’s Ladies won their 2nd Meet this season scoring 191 points against a combined 7 schools.
The Jump’s Events had this Hawk team cashing in 50 points with the relays scoring 44 points which included two first place finishes in the 4×100 & 4×200 category.
The Sprints also pitched in 44 points with the Hurdle’s bringing in 28 and Distance 24 points.
There was a lot of Gold this week starting with those two relays and then individual Gold by the following:
Aubrey Avey 200 & 400 meter dash
Kennedy Grindle 100 & 300 meter hurdles
Savanna Oberholtzer long & triple jumps
Te’a Gonzales 100 meter dash
Julia Pena with JV a PR on her high jump for a first place medal.
Those Athletes in the two sprint relays were:
4x100 4x200
Aubrey Avey Savanna Oberholtzer
Te’a Gonsales Mia Zabarecencu
Kennedy Grindle Shana Cutrer
Savanna Oberholtzer Te’a Gonzales
This Panther Relays had one less school than Canyon Lake’s Relays last week minus Dripping Sprints which aided in scoring more points.
Head Coach Sami Theurer said in response to this meet and having Aubry Avey not running her bell-cow 300 meter hurdle’s event, “We wanted to use the 400 meter to help Avey work on getting out in her 300 hurdle, including endurance. She was a bit disappointed she did not hit 58 seconds.”
Avey is the third Hawk to break the 60 second barrier as the now University of Houston trackster Ahren Lightfoot’s (56.77 at the 2024 State Meet)set that all time mark. A few years back it was Skylar Hurst being the first to reach this milestone after racing around the cinders with a, 58.28 back in 2017.
The Lake will be in action again March 5th at Davenport Relays and those Field events get going at 1:00pm along with that 3200 meter race where Canyon Lake continues their strong distance team.
Points Scored by Athlete + How Events Scored
Varsity Pts~Events Junior Varsity Pts ~Events
Savanna Oberholtzer 38 ~ 5 Delilah King 14 ~ 4
Kennedy Grindle 33 ~ 4 Julia Pena 13 ~ 4
Aubrey Avey 25 ~ 3 Haley Mechler 10 ~ 2
Shana Cutrer 22 ~ 4 Isabella Cameron 4 ~ 1
Te’a Gonzales 20 ~ 3 Bella Huneau 4 ~ 2
Sophie Eastland 12 ~ 2 Paisleigh Fahrney 4 ~ 3
Eva Zabarcencu 12 ~ 2 Kiley Williams 4 ~ 3
Mia Zabarcencu 12 ~ 3
Katelyn Lowth 6 ~ 1
Georgia Schexnayder 5 ~ 2
Emma Risien 4 ~ 1
Avery Rutherford 1 ~ 1
Bella Biasatti 1 ~ 1
Way to GO Fast LAKE!
Centerfielder Kelsey Unrue taking care of business.
(photo by Daniel Clifton)
THIS WEEK @ THE LAKE March 2-7
Mon Mar 2 The Lake Green @ Lytle Fresh 430p Baseball
The Lake Gold @ Lytle JV 615p Baseball
Tue Mon 3 The Lake @ Pieper Invt 730a Boys Golf
Vaalor Creek
The Lake JV @ Wimberley JV 500p Girls Soccer
Wimberley @ The Lake JV 500p Boys Soccer
NB Thunder @ The Lake 630p Softball
Wimberley @ The Lake 700p Boys Soccer
Thu Mar 5 The Lake @ The Wolves Relays 100p Track & Field
Davenport
Beeville @ The Lake 730p Baseball
Comal Clash
Fri Mar 6 CC Moody @ The Lake 230p Baseball
Comal Clash
The Lake @ Marble Falls 500p Tennis
Long Creek JV @ The Lake JV 500p Boys Soccer
The Lake JV @ Long Creek JV 500p Girls Soccer
The Lake @ Killeen 500p Softball
The Lake @ Long Creek 700p Girls Soccer
Long Creek @ The Lake 700p Boys Soccer
Tuloso-Midway @ The Lake 730p Baseball
Comal Clash
Sat Mar 7 TBD @ The Lake TBA Baseball
Comal Clash
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Don’t use your Hands in Soccer Lake!
The Lake ended last week with mixed review for Softball that is still working on making strides in preparation for district season as this young squad continues with wins & losses as reps remain the focus.
Baseball had a successful tournament by sweeping 4 opponents and you read that article on this site’s home page.
This week Baseball sub-varsity will venture to Lytle for a double header as CL’s Green & Gold team play on Monday.
Varsity Baseball has another 4 game tournament at home with Beeville visiting The Lake 730p to open the Comal Clash. Two games on Friday with Corpus Christi Moody (230a) and Tuloso-Midway (730a). Then Saturday will be determined with a team that played at one of the other Comal Schools this week.
Way to GO HAWKS!
Don’t forget to VOTE this week!
Track & Field showed improvement for this year[s boy team adding some depth and overall improvement overall. The Ladies won the Panther Relays in Navarro as this group of ladies continue to up their game as they get through this month. This Thursday the Hawks will be at Davenport and then will take their Spring Break off.
The Lady Soccer Squad will venture to Wimberley to face #1 Ranked Wimbo who won that first round contest, 3-1. With a win The Lake could tie for first if both schools run the table like the first round of contests. The Lake is also ranked 4th MaxPreps & 6th Girls Coaches Poll.
A lot of activities for The Hawk Nation so you can come out to support this year’s Lake Athletes or maybe even venture over to Wimberley to catch a great battle of Soccer….
& Let’s Go Lake!
Archer Miller getting reps on the mound during a Hawk tournament game.
Way to make some Good Hits!
Canyon Lake Baseball’e Tourney was a 4 game sweep that had The Lake outscoring their opponents, 47-12 that showed how much depth a school has on the pitching mound which especially shows in those later contests.
CLHS outscored Giddings & Long Creek, 24-8 and on the defensive side, The Lake, had no errors on Saturday and finished with just 3 miscues during these games…while 9 errors were committed by CL’s opponents.
CLake still has a walking problem for the pitchers but some timely double plays and working out of jams let to 9 unearned runs.
CL’s pitchers issued 18 base-on-balls while striking out 16 players with different uniforms. Those free passes will lead to some losses when district gets going.
Way to GO LAKE!
Lucas Schexnayder broke out of his slump that had one hit in his first 5 games with 6 hits that has a 4 game hitting streak with 3 doubles and 4 rbi’s.
Wayen Slania-Wertz continued his strong batting cashing in getting on base in all but one game this campaign matching Carson Walker with 12 rbi’s these past two weeks leading the team.
Cullen Barnhart (10) along with Walker (11) have both reached double digit hits while Hayes Holladay leads the team with 4 doubles while has missed reaching base in just one contest thus far.
Canyon Lake will be feasting with another home tournament this week in the Comal Clash.
The Hawks will start with Marble Falls at 11am this Thursday and will end that day playing Beeville with first pitch 5pm.
Friday will be another two-till day facing Holladay 3:40pm and then Corpus Christi Moody 5:00pm.
Canyon Lake’s last game was with Long Creek who plays in the same district which has the box score below.
It was a game that showed some promise when Gavyn Baldera and Greysen Patton both left the yard with their hits in this game.
Way to GO LAKE!
1 2 3 4 R H E
Long Creek 0 1 2 0 3 4 2
The Lake 2 3 6 3 14 11 0
ab r h bi 3b hr bb so misc
Bryce May 2 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 sb
Gram Simpson 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 sb
Carson Walker 3 2 1 3 0 0 0 0
Wayen Slania-Wetz 2 0 1 2 1 0 1 0
Cullen Barnhart 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0
Brenan Hughes 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 2
Hayes Holladay 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 sb
Gavyn Baldera 1 3 1 1 0 1 0 0
Archer Miller 1 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 hbp
Lucas Schexnayder 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0
Greysen Patton 1 2 1 2 0 1 0 0
Totals 21 14 11 14 1 2 5 3
Pitching ip h r er bb so
Cade Johnson (2-1) 4.0 4 3 3 5 4
Kylee Morrow & The Lake will need to be on their ‘A’ Game Tuesday against Wimberley.
(photo by Daniel Clifton)
Go Hawks & Beat the Texans!
The Lake set the table with an early release (mercy win) over Bandera in their, 9-0 game last Friday which now sets up another battle this Tuesday with Wimberley. These two schools have already clinched a post-season invite.
A battle of top 6 teams according to two Texas Polls. The Texans are ranked first in MaxPreps snd The Lake coming in with a 4th place ranking.
While these two schools fight for the top district spot those other District 26-4A Schools have 4 teams battling it out for those last two playoff spots.
Congrats Lake Soccer!
Right now Davenport (13 pts) leads presently and Long Creek (12 pts), Fredericksburg (10 pts) and Marble Falls (5 pts) looking for a good week to get in that running.
Canyon Lake will have a pivotal meeting against the Texans after losing, 3-1 during that first round. CL did have a one goal lead at halftime but let that second stanza get away with them as Wimbo took advantage of 3 penalty kicks leading to that loss.
Last week’s Bandera win put your Hawks at 16 wins tying their 2021 & 2024 season totals and breaking that milestone against a highly ranked opponent would put this team in rarefied air to put it lightly.
Make history Hawks and with the table being set it is now time to dine.
Let’s Go Lake!
Rankings:
Girls Coaches Association Soccer Poll
Wimberley 3rd
Canyon Lake 6th
MaxPreps Poll
Wimberley 1st
Canyon Lake 4th
Davenport 13th
Marble Falls 19th
Fredericksburg 29th
District 4A Region 4 District 26
Overall Standings
School W L T Pct GF GA
Canyon Lake 17 1 0 .944 93 18
Wimberley 17 2 1 .875 84 14
Davenport 13 5 1 .694 70 11
Long Creek 9 5 2 .625 34 23
Marble Falls 9 6 4 .579 53 17
Fredericksburg 8 10 1 .447 43 42
Bandera 3 15 0 .167 15 100
District Standings
School W L T Pct GF GA GP
Wimberley 9 1 0 .900 46 8 27
Canyon Lake 8 1 0 .889 37 7 24
Davenport 5 4 1 .550 33 9 16
Long Creek 5 4 0 .556 13 19 15
Fredericksburg 3 6 1 .350 19 28 10
Marble Falls 1 6 2 .222 9 14 5
Bandera 0 9 0 .000 1 73 0
Last Week’s Results:
Tuesday
Long Creek 1 Marble Falls 0
Billies 8 Bandera 0
Wimberley 3 Davenport 1
Friday
Canyon Lake 9 Bandera 0
Wimberley 5 Billies 0
Davenport 1 Long Creek 0
This Week’s Contests:
Tuesday
Canyon Lake 3 Wimberley 1
Davenport 3 Marble Falls 0
Long Creek 1 Billies 0
Friday
Canyon Lake @ Long Creek
Billies @ Marble Falls
Bandera @ Wimberley
Go Lake Boy’s Soccer!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)
THIS WEEK @ THE LAKE February 23-28
Tue Feb 24 The Lake @ Luling 600p Softball
Wed Feb 25 Southwest @ The Lake Gold 600p Baseball
Thu Feb 26 The Lake @ Double J Ranch 900a Golf
The Lake Green vs Navarro 1000a Baseball
Texan Tournament
The Lake @ Panther Relays 100p Track
The Lake @ Blanco Tourney TBD Softball
St Anthony @ The Lake 530p Baseball
Fri Feb 27 The Lake @ Blanco Tourney TBD Softball
The Lake Green vs Hutto Texan Tourn 200p Baseball
The Lake JV @ Bandera JV 500p Girls Soccer
Bandera JV @ The Lake JV 500p Boys Soccer
Bracken @ The Lake 530p Baseball
The Lake @ Bandera 700p Girls Soccer
Bandera @ The Lake 700p Boys Soccer
Sat Feb 28 The Lake @ Blanco Tourney TBD Softball
The Lake Green vs Johnson Tourney 900a Baseball
Giddings @ The Lake 200p Baseball
Long Creek @ The Lake 430p Baseball
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High Noon says GO LAKE!
A lot of happenings last week with more on the way for another busy week for The Lake’s High School.
Check out The ReSporter article on Tennis as this group of Hawk Athletes had a successful two days in San Marcos with several players placing 3rd & 2nd and some close calls. (Pardon the Pun)
Boys Basketball finished their season being outside the playoff picture that could have had better results but this team lost 83 games for the top 8 players due to injury. Certainly a MASH unit this season.
Softball is in the midst of some growing pains while Baseball finished the week with a, 4-2 record with 4 more on their slate this week. All will be at the Hawk Nest.
Track & Field hosted the Hawk Relays and the Ladies started where they left off last year and won scoring 152 points with some good marks for their Junior Varsity and room for more improvement for the Varsity.
Let’s GO LAKE!
The Boys Track & Field have lapped last year’s team with a good showing with a 5th place showing and some athletes shuffling into the Top Ten with their efforts with potential for more to come.
This week Track will be in Navarro Panther Relays with start time, 1:00pm.
Girls Soccer are still ranked in the Top 5 in both Texas Polls as they went, 2-0 this past week and one game against Bandera on Friday. That next week will be a battle at Wimberley and a must win for a chance of having a chance of winning the district.
If you see an event and have an inkling then come out and support The Lake’s Hawks!
& Let’s Go Lake!
Ryan Rena pitched in win over Aransas Pass. Way to Go Lake!
The Hawks finished their Sinton Tourney, 3-2 giving Head Coach Victor Escamilla a lot of data in forming those three baseball elements of, Pitching~Fielding~Hitting.
Thus far The Lake has used more pitchers by this time of the year seeing 8 players. This group has posted a decent 2.70 era and 12 earned runs during 31 innings of work.
“Every outing is a test for our guys,” Head Coach Victor Escamilla stated on how he takes in pitching before pre-district. “We have a few arms but we need to find those that throw more strikes. We will continue to work with all of them hoping to get better results with each outing.”
Giving up 21 hits is doable but their base on balls reached 21 which would help with a lower number which will certainly be in Coach Escamilla’s thought process in choosing those players that take the mound.
Way to Make us Proud Hawks!
Those two losses were to perennial power Sinton and Tuloso-Midway a larger school. The Lake managed just one run in those outings.
Fielding has been decent with a .937 percentage. But Coach Escamilla is a tough grader, “I would give fielding a C plus. We have to get better. We Don’t have those guys that will strike out 10 in a game. Good defense will go a long way for us.”
Coach Escamilla graded CL’s batting thusly, “Hitting C plus. We must improve our hitting against good pitching.”
Go Lake!
That was the main theme in those two losses and one win happened with just two hits…but those hits came when Wayen Slania-Wertz hit a 3-run homer and a double for Brenan Hughes.
Overall, “We need to find our top 4 guys on the mound and improve against quality pitching.
The Lake will continue with 4 games at the Hawk Nest this week with one game Thursday-Friday and then finish with two contests next Saturday.
A lot of ??? that can hopefully turn into !!!!
Let’s Go Lake!
1 2 3 4 R H E
Vet Memorial Brownsville 0 0 0 3 3 5 0
Canyon Lake Hawks 4 0 1 0 5 2 0
ab r h bi 2b hr bb so misc
Bryce May 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Gram Simpson 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0
Carson Walker 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 hbp
Wayen Slania-Wertz 2 1 1 3 0 1 0 0 hbp
Cullen Barnhart 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Jace McGoldrick 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Brenan Hughes 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
Ryan Rena 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 hbp
Hayes Holladay 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Lucas Schexnayder 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Archer Miller 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 12 5 2 3 1 1 7 1
Pitching ip h r er bb so W
Kobe Halverson 3.0 3 3 3 1 2 1
Greysen Patton 1.0 2 0 0 1 1 S
Totals 4.0 5 3 3 2 3
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1 2 3 4 5 R H E
Aransas Pass 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 2
The Lake 4 2 4 0 X 10 10 0
ab r h bi 2b bb so misc
Bryce May 2 2 1 1 0 1 0 sb 2
Gram Simpson 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 sb
Jace McGoldrick 1 1 1 1 0 0 0
Carson Walker 2 1 1 2 0 0 1
Dalton Hodges 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 sf
Hayes Holladay 2 1 1 1 0 0 0
Lance Halverson 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Ryan Rena 2 0 2 1 0 0 0
Kobe Halverson 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 sb
Greysen Patton 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 hbp sb
Wyatt Sims 2 1 1 0 0 1 1
Archer Miller 3 0 1 0 0 0 0
Gavyn Baldera 1 2 1 0 1 1 0
Totals 21 10 10 8 1 3 3
Pitching ip h r er bb so misc
Ryan Rena 5.0 3 1 1 2 4 Won
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Seniors Grant Cover & William Bright placed 3rd place overall in boy’s doubles. Go Lake!
Head Coach Cory Mickey relayed last week’s results for Tennis, “The Canyon Lake Tennis was part of this past week with two great days for the Hawk Tennis team at the San Marcos Rattler Roundup tournament.
This competition was against almost all 5 and 6A schools which can give these student athletes that much needed confidence as this season continues.
Seniors Grant Cover/William Bright had a 3rd place overall in boys doubles while Catcher Visser placed 3rd place in boys singles.
Way to Go Hawks!
The Lake also had Seniors Alex Ballard/Mazzy Mathis take 2nd place in Mixed Doubles in the B draw while Sophomores Gibson Cover/Teeler Chatterton took 2nd Place Mixed doubles in the C draw
All these Hawks competed in the winner bracket on Friday and two other double teams lost in their consolation finals. Emma/Julianna match went down to a tie breaker for the medal and fell just short playing against a 6A School.”
A great renaissance for the Lake’s Tennis this Spring….. Way to Volley & GO LAKE!
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The Lake will be off these next two weeks before finishing their last non-district meet in Wimberley on Thursday March 26th.
