Hawk’s JV Run out Clock in, 12-6 win over Freddie. Go Lake!
GO HAWKS!
The Lake’s Junior Varsity ran their district record to, 2-0 after another dominating defensive effort in win over Fredericksburg, 12-6.
“We are just getting back to the basics,” Head JV Coach Brandon Vasquez started when asked about how well this team has performed in their last two outings. “Calls are very simple and I told the guys that they have to be ready for those moments….and those guys are. We still have a long way to go and told them that if there is still time on that clock then we were going to win this game hands down and that is what it has to be week in and week out. The energy they bring to practice every week shows up on game night.”
Coach Vasquez continued, “We are nails against the board and we want to fly around and play solid football.”
Sold football was a key on this win that, The Lake, gave away one scoring drive for Freddie that went one yard after a muffed punt. The play gave this Billie team a touchdown play for what would end up being their only score.
Way to Make us Proud Hawks!
Other than that snafu it was Canyon Lake’s Defense that dominated allowing 2.2 yards per offensive play.
CL’s offense did respond through the air with an opening first pass that QB Damon Gracia found Receiver Dario Faz in stride for a catch and run that gave a quick score lead, 6-0.
It was during that 2nd quarter that CL’s gift allowed a Billie touchdown and tied game before halftime.
The Hawks second drive to start the second half would give CL a lead that would not be threatened when Garcia found Colten Adams on a 39 yard post play and score.
That touchdown pass converted a 4th and 21 yards needed for a first and this touchdown put a cherry on top for a win.
Go Lake!
Defensively CL was able to get two interceptions with that first INT having Slater Sutherland covering this Billie receiver like a blanket on a wintry Colorado night. (The ReSporter wanted to convey that Sutherland ended up having to give a red jersey back that he had commandeered off this Billie receiver)
That second INT ended any chance for a Billie comeback when Walker Galvan stole the ball on the home team’s sideline. Another theft that had Billie Fans calling 911 for assistance to get Galvan taken in for theft questioning.
Add those plays to several (11) others that had Fredericksburg losing yardage which would be highlighted when Defensive End Charles Palmer had his second sack and interviewed at Brookshire’s for a sacking gig when he stuffed Freddie’s QB for an 11 yard loss.
That was a pivotable play after CL had fumbled a punt which had Fred threatening for a score and only needing 20 yards for a go ahead score late during that first half. With that yardage loss presented a 3rd and 21 yards needed for a conversion. Knowing this Home Team was averaging 2 yards per play would make it inevitable that no score would be forthcoming.
A great win for a Hawk team that will be back at the Hawk Nest this coming Thursday when they welcome Somerset’s Bulldogs with kick-off commencing after CL’s Freshman dispose of the Bulldogs Freshman squad.
Way to Go Hawks!
1 2 3 4 Final
CL Hawks 6 0 6 0 12
Billies JV 0 6 0 0 06
Scoring Summary:
CLJV-Dario Faz 89 yard reception from Damon Garcia (pass failed), 5:23, 1st
FHJV-Billie one yard run (run failed), 3:52, 2nd
CLJV-Colten Adams 39 yard reception from Garcia (pass failed), 0:46, 3rd
Team Stats Billies Hawks
Total Yards 118 255
First Downs 10 13
Rush/Yards 36/24 32/53
Comp/Att/Int 7/17/2 10/17/0
Passing Yard 94 202
Punts/Average 4/33.8 1/31.0
Fumbles/Lost 0/0 2/2
Penalties-Yards 6-45 4-30
Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Damon Garcia 10 17 .588 202 0 2
Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD
Isaac Brinkley 10 42 4.2 15 0
Damon Garcia 5 17 3.4 5 0
Oliver Carey-Spoon 7 15 2.1 5 0
Aiden Boales 7 14 2.0 5 0
Peyton Vann 1 -1 - - 0
Team 2 -34 - - -
Totals 32 53 1.7 15 0
Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD
Dario Faz 2 99 49.5 89 1
Colten Adams 3 52 17.3 39 1
Peyton Vann 3 39 13.0 20 0
Isaac Brinkley 1 12 12.0 12 0
Aiden Boales 1 0 0.0 0 0
Totals 10 202 20.2 89 2
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Gabby Fory going for a Block with Te’a Gonzales staying ready. Way to Go Lake!
THIS WEEK @ THE LAKE Sept. 17th-19th
Tue Sep 30 The Lake JV-Fr @ Bandera Fr-JV 500p Volleyball
The Lake @ The Lake 600p Volleyball
Thu Oct 2 The Lake Fr @ Freddie Fr 500p Football
The Lake JV @ Freddie JV 630p Football
Fri Oct 3 Davenport Fr-JV @ The Lake JV-Fr 500p Volleyball
Davenport @ The Lake 600p Volleyball
Fredericksburg @ The Lake 700p Football
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A much needed Hawk Volleyball Sweep last week that has one more beatable Bandera this Tuesday on the road. Sweeping the first 3 games would put this year’s Volleyball team on an inside track for a post-season bid. The first round of district opponents will conclude with the two powerhouse programs with Davenport being first on that list this Friday at the Hawk Nest.
Football goes into their 2nd district battle Friday when Those Battlin Billies come to the Hawk Nest. Last year Canyon Lake started their battle against Fredericksburg on fire but fizzled out from the 2nd quarter on…with only one score.
The Billies were more efficient and got a win which had your Hawks playing catch-up for the remainder of district play. Freddie would need to lose twice which happened the last game.
That allowed Canyon Lake to win a 3-way tie breaker sweepstakes which gave The Lake a first round home playoff against Austin Travis.
A primary goal for that same scenario this time around and you can go to The ReSporter’s Football Standings article to see what is happening with the Bi-District round district in Austin is faring.
Cross Country District will be next week in Bandera.
Let’s GO LAKE!
Volleyball Standings District
Wimberley 33 5 .868 CL Hawks 2 0 1.000
Davenport 27 7 .794 Wimberley 2 0 1.000
CL Hawks 18 11 .621 Davenport 1 1 .500
Fredericksburg 14 15 .483 Fredericksburg 1 1 .500
Bandera 13 22 .371 Bandera 0 2 .000
Long Creek 7 18 .280 Long Creek 0 2 .000
This Week’s Battles
Tue Sep 30 The Lake @ Bandera
Texans @ Billies
Wolves @ Long Creek
Fri Oct 3 Wolves @ The Lake
Bandera @ Texans
Billies @ Long Creek
TOP 4 STAT LEADERS:
Aces Kills Blocks
Izzy Fory 38 Preslie Owens 181 Kylee Goff 26
Kylie Rodriguez 36 Kylie Rodriguez 150 Kinsley Van Meter 16
Sabrina Steele 33 Chloe Gray 126 Gabby Fory 16
Chloe Gray 25 Gabby Fory 110 Te'a Gonzales 12
Assists Digs
Chloe Gray 584 Kylie Rodriguez 217
Sabrina Steele 48 Izzy Fory 188
Izzy Fory 46 Sabrina Steele 187
Kylie Rodriguez 33 Chloe Gray 177
CL Hawks won the trenches in win over JFK, Way to GO LAKE!
Let’s Go Lake!
Canyon Lake gets down to business as district schedule continues into November and this week Fredericksburg comes calling as a match-up of two district undefeated foes.
Davenport is that third school being undefeated with Somerset started district play with an open date and these Bulldogs will open at Uvalde.
Somerset will make their presence known with just one loss so far and with a tough pre-district slate should be a team fighting for an upper chamber chance of being in that seed in the division.
Davenport will be favored heavily in their match up with the same Rocket team your Hawk’s disposed of last week.
Last year, a Billie/Hawk contest was a mild upset for FHS and that result played out till the end of district play. That had a tie-breaker scenario with Somerset for a chance of seeing where those 3 schools would be placed. CL was 2nd place district finish.
Canyon Lake will welcome the Billies for a chance of being the first opponent to reach 10 losses in CL’s short sports history if they come out with a loss.
The ReSporter has compiled team stats below which can show what strengths and weaknesses with a half-done season. These stats are not absolute but should suffice in showing what each school can produce in game action.
Davenport is ranked 5th in Texas and will be a tough out as they have played a tough schedule without a blemish.
A lot still out there for each team to make their mark and The Lake’s battle with Freddie will be paramount. Each week we will start to make district seeding clearer.
With school enrollment showing on the standings…you can decipher how these top 4 schools will be divided when playoffs begin. The first two first seeds will have a home field advantage, same as last season, when CL played host to Austin Travis.
Let’s GO LAKE!
Season 14-4A W L Pct District 14-4A W L Pct
Davenport 5 0 1.000 Canyon Lake (1032) 1 0 1.000
Canyon Lake 4 1 .800 Davenport (1295) 1 0 1.000
Somerset 3 1 .750 Billies (1047) 1 0 1.000
Uvalde 2 3 .400 Somerset (1295) 0 0 .000
Pleasanton 2 3 .400 JFK (1054) 0 1 .000
JFK 2 3 .400 Pleasanton (994) 0 1 .000
Billies 2 3 .400 Uvalde (1299) 0 1 .000
Games This Week: District 13-4A (Bi-District Round)
Billies @ CL Hawks Austin LBJ (773) 0-0
Somerset @ Uvalde Austin Achieve (628) 0-1
JFK @ Davenport Austin Eastside (694) 1-0
Austin Northeast (1226) 1-0
Austin Travis (1198) 0-1
Manor Tech (605) 0-1
Taylor (1050) 1-0
SEASON STATS:
Offensive Points Defensive Points
Davenport 276 55.2 Somerset 56 14.0
Canyon Lake 210 42.0 Canyon Lake 76 15.2
Somerset 130 32.5 Davenport 77 15.4
Uvalde 128 25.6 Billies 138 27.6
Billies 90 18.0 JFK Rockets 146 29.2
JFK Rockets 75 15.0 Pleasanton 147 29.4
Pleasanton 70 14.0 Uvalde 159 31.8
Offensive Rushing Offensive Passing
JFK Rockets 1276 255.2 Canyon Lake 1330 266.0
Davenport 1208 241.6 Somerset 780 195.0
Billies 819 163.8 Davenport 971 194.2
Canyon Lake 726 145.2 Billies 650 130.0
Somerset 523 130.8 Uvalde 501 100.2
Uvalde 572 114.4 JFK Rockets 77 15.4
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Ryan Rena & Divan Hernandez after win over JFK! Go Hawks!
Way to GO LAKE!
John F. Kennedy Rockets turned out to be duds after a Hawk 28 point first quarter blitz and eventual, 56-6 final tally.
Yes, one Rocket did go off with a 79 yard run with 5 minutes left in that first frame but that turned out to be the only fireworks for this Homecoming crowd and Lake Flood.
CL started this contest with a 2 play drive covering 65 yards which had a Hayes Holladay pass to Kobe Halverson for 37 yards followed with a 28 yard strike to Peyton King coming from QB Jace Wheeler.
There would be more where that came from as your Hawk’s scored on all but two possessions in this contest with one possession having The Lake in a victory formation to end the game.
Wheeler keeps climbing the Quarterback Stat Sheet as he was placed at 2nd with career yardage (3186 yards) and trails Ross Wagliardo (3896 yards) for top notch.
Granted, The Lake, was in a run oriented offense from 2013 to 2023 seasons but Wheeler missed two and a half games last year and has 15 starts.
Way to Go Hawks!
Receiving will be another stat that will be attended by several players with King and Halverson continue their ascent to the top.
The Rockets did have one go off on a 79 yard run and close the score, 14-6 but that was JFK’s only take-off as the rest of their Fleet would be grounded for this new slot-t team.
While Wheeler continued to throw strikes hitting a Hawk record of 12 before that first incomplete pass on CL’s first drive to start the second half.
With a safe lead both teams would resort to a run game which would speed up this battle combining a slot-t with a Hawk team running the clock enjoying a 43 point lead.
Canyon Lake can certainly relate to seeing growing pains for a start-up slot-t offense that saw a Hawk school craft a 6 game losing streak to start their 2013 season.
The Lake will be home next Friday when they welcome Fredericksburg who will enter the Hawk Nest with a two game winning streak.
BY THE NUMBERS:
0 Yards given up in passing by JFK beat 3 yds against Navarro 2009.
4 Game winning streak for Lake. Tied 4 other times for 3rd Best.
6 Number of points given up in 2nd & 3rd Quarters combined.
9 Times CL has had to punt.
13 Number of games over .500 in district play.
15 Average points for defense this season.
20 Number of games over .500 in home games. (53-33)
28 First Downs 2nd most behind Smithville game 33 2018.
42 Points per game 2025.
46 Touchdown Passes for Wheeler next Hawk had 28.
1 2 3 4 Final
CL Hawks 28 14 7 7 56
Kennedy 6 0 0 0 6
Scoring Summary:
CL-Peyton King 28 yard pass from Jace Wheeler (Stracener kick), 11:19, 1st
CL-Hayes Holladay 26 yard pass from Wheeler (Jack Stracener kick), 6:40, 1st
JR-Rockets 79 yard run (pass failed), 5:13, 1st
CL-King 12 yard pass from Wheeler (Stracener kick), 2:50, 1st
CL-Gram Simpson 7 yard run (Stracener kick), 0:19, 1st
CL-Simpson 8 yard run (Stracener kick), 7:31, 2nd
CL-Chris Brown 1 yard run (Stracener kick), 1:58, 2nd
CL-Simpson 5 yard run (Stracener kick), 5:53, 3rd
CL-Holladay 1 yard run (Stracener kick), 4:02, 4th
Team Stats Rockets Hawks
Total Yards 191 428
First Downs 8 28
Rush/Yards 43/191 32/174
Comp/Att/Int 0/2/0 14/15/0
Passing Yards 0 252
Punts/Average 6/31.1 0/0
Fumbles/Lost 3/1 0/0
Penalties-Yards 5-35 5-40
Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Jace Wheeler 13 14 .929 215 0 3
Hayes Holladay 1 1 1.000 37 0 0
Totals 14 15 .933 252 0 3
Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD
Chris Brown 14 63 4.5 10 1
Gram Simpson 8 44 5.1 21 3
Hayes Holladay 4 22 5.5 14 1
Ryder Smith 2 17 8.5 16 0
Peyton King 1 10 10.0 10 0
Gavyn Baldera 1 10 10.0 10 0
Jace Wheeler 1 8 8.0 8 0
Totals 32 174 5.6 21 5
Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD
Peyton King 4 81 20.3 28 2
Kobe Halverson 5 79 15.8 37 0
Lucas Schexnayder 2 49 24.5 25 0
Hayes Holladay 2 41 20.5 26 1
Gram Simpson 1 2 2.0 2 0
Totals 14 252 18.0 37 3
Hawks Junior Varsity’s Defense in a hand-to-hand combat in shutout over JFK, 26-0.
Isaac Blinkley with a 79 yard TD run & Mason Hallmark with two sacks in Hawk’s win over Rockets.
Canyon Lake’s Junior Varsity was efficient in win over JFK by scoring a, 26-0 shut-out for first district play win.
The Hawk’s defense dominated by allowing a 22 yard pass and 32 yard rushing play as their only damage resulting giving up 2.4 yards of real estate per snap.
The Lake’s offense capitalized on a fumble recovery on these Rockets muffed punt snap and a one play pass from QB Damon Garcia to Peyton Vann sneaking to the right end of the end zone for a touchdown.
A Rocket 4th down gamble did not pay off on JFK’s next drive gave CL another short field on their second possession which had Isaac Brinkley darting 5 yards for a Hawk, 14-0 lead with 2 minutes remaining in that first frame.
With that muffed punt for the Visitors and a Hawk 4 yard punt that formation would force each school using all 4 downs to move the chains.
But that was not necessary on CLake’s next drive that had Brinkley playing two below on his scamper going for 79 yards to pay-dirt and Hawk, 20-0 first half lead.
Hit Man says get rid of Pests Hawks!
Canyon Lake would take advantage opening the 2nd half with the ball and taking 6 plays that went for 65 yards and final nail in this win, 26-0.
That drive started with an incomplete pass but was followed with 4 plays going 10 or more yards when QB Garcia (16 yards) and RB Oliver Carey-Spoon (17 yards) set up an 18 yard scoring strike when Garcia found an open Dario Faz catch and run for that final score.
Canyon Lake will be up next on the road at Fredericksburg for a chance to continue their momentum and another win!
Way to GO LAKE!
1 2 3 4 Final
JFKJV 0 0 0 0 00
CL Hawks 14 6 6 0 26
Scoring Summary:
CLJV-Peyton Vann 6 yard pass Damon Garcia (run failed), 6:53, 1st
CLJV-Isaac Brinkley 5 yard run (Garcia run), 2:16, 1st
CLJV-Isaac Brinkley 79 yard run (run failed), 4:45, 2nd
CLJV-Dario Faz 18 yard pass Garcia, (run failed), 7:49, 3rd
Team Stats Rockets Hawks
Total Yards 122 219
First Downs 11 11
Rush/Yards 41/92 15/123
Comp/Att/Int 4/10/0 8/14/0
Passing Yards 30 106
Punts/Average 1/23.0 1/4.0
Fumbles/Lost 3/1 1/0
Penalties-Yards 6-55 4-40
Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Damon Garcia 8 14 .571 106 0 2
Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD
Isaac Brinkley 2 84 42.0 79 2
Oliver Carey-Spoon 5 30 6.0 17 0
Collin Joyce 1 3 3.0 3 0
Damon Garcia 7 -4 - 16 0
Totals 15 124 8.2 79 2
Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD
Dario Faz 2 48 24.0 30 1
Peyton Vann 3 35 11.7 20 1
Isaac Brinkley 2 17 8.5 17 0
Braeden Willey 1 6 6.0 6 0
Totals 8 106 13.3 30 2
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(L-R) Bella Biasatti, Kylee Goff, Kylie Rodriguez stood out in Hawk’s win over Billies, 3-1. Go Lake!
GO Lake!
Canyon Lake started district play with a win over Fredericksburg, 3-1 as these Hawks circled this as a must win for a chance in making the playoffs.
Winning those winnable games is a must and these Billies fit that description entering District 29-4A with a losing record and CLake needing to protect the Hawk Nest.
The Lake has not made the playoffs since a 2019 season which happened to be the last time reaching the 20 win plateau.
During the last 3 seasons the Hawks have started district play with a, 0-3 record with the Billies without taking a set. So this win did break some streaks from the wrong side of the ledger.
Head Coach Daniella Villarreal stated, “Last night’s game was an exciting way to kick off our district season! I’m really proud of the way the girls played and stepped up in the environment. They demonstrated consistent confidence and composure throughout the match.”
Canyon Lake’s depth was certainly in attendance on this night, 6 different Hawks finished with 5 or more kills. Kylie Rodriguez (15) and Preslie Owens (13) leading the pack.
Coach Villarreal spoke of Rodriguez strength for this team, “Kylie Rodriguez was “crafty” as a hitter, finding smart shots, adjusting to Fred’s big block, and swinging the ball down the line to put points away at key moments in the end. Kylie is a consistent all-around player who contributes in so many ways, from tough serves and solid serve receive to excellent defense that keeps rallies alive.”
Rodriguez and Owens took over in that final set combining for 12 kills that helped put this contest in the win column.
All three set wins was the same score (25-18) with Fredericksburg hanging tough in each of these sets only needing one point for a tie at the halfway mark with 11-10 Hawk leads.
Way to Plug those Leaks Lake!
It was Sophomore Bella Biasetti who made her presence known entering that first set with a Hawk, 19-18 lead and responded with an ace and then a block and kill from Rodriguez during that rally and win, 25-18.
Coach Villarreal said, “Bella came in and did a fantastic job providing good passes and tough defense, helping keep us in system to run our offense. She brings a gritty, go-getter mentality, playing hard with quick reactions that make a difference for our team.”
Rinse and Repeat in that 2nd stanza ending with that same score and this time closing with a rally coming off of Chylea Gray’s serve that utilized a block for Gabby Fory and an Owens kill.
Another Sophomore Kyle Goff was another one of many players that rose to the occasion on this night, “Kylee Goff brings joy, energy, and fun to the team every day. She works hard to keep everyone engaged, knowing we play our best when we’re focused and having fun together. Her communication, determination, and ability to adjust on both offense and defense make her a key contributor.”
That 3rd set was the only glitch this night with both schools largest lead being 3 points before CLHS coming up just short, 26-28.
Lake ‘Hawk’ Proud!!
Another slow start in that 4th frame that had the Visitors score the first 3 points and held a two point advantage, 4-6 before a Hawk 5 point rally off the serve of Sabrina Steele which coincided when Rodriguez lowered the boom scoring 4 of those 5 points off her kills.
With that lead, The Lake, continued their assault to that first opening district victory when Owens scored 4 kills in those last two serves which gave CL a win.
Now next up will be another winnable game when Long Creek comes to the Hawk Nest this Friday and a chance to continue their quest for a post-season to remember!
Final Game Stats: Hawks won, 3-0. 25-18, 25-18, 26-28, 25-18.
Kills- Kylie Rodriguez 15
Preslie Owens 13
Chloe Gray 9
Gabby Fory 9
Blocks- Kylee Goff 4
Preslie Owens 3
Te’a Gonzales 2
Gabby Fory 2
Aces- Bella Biasatti 2
Paisleigh Fahrney 1
Chylea Gray 1
Chloe Gray 1
Digs- Izzy Fory 22
Bella Biasatti 11
Kyle Rodriguez 11
Chloe Gray 11
Assist- Chloe Gray 34
Izzy Fory 8
Bella Biasatti 3
Kylie Rodriguez 3
Way to GO LAKE!
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THIS WEEK @ THE LAKE September 17th-19th
Tue Sep 23 Billies Fr JV @ The Lake JV Fresh 500p Volleyball
Billies @ The Lake 600p Volleyball
Wed Sep 24 Long Creek @ The Lake 400p Tennis
Thu Sep 25 JFK Fresh @ The Lake Fresh 500p Football
JFK JV @ The Lake JV 630p Football
Fri Sep 26 Long Creek Sub @ The Lake JV Fr 500p Volleyball
Long Creek @ The Lake 600p Volleyball
The Lake @ JFK 700p Football
Edgewood Veterans Stadium 1650 W Thompson Place 78226
Sat Sep 27 The Lake @ Seguin 700a Cross Country
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Way to Make us Proud Hawks!
Fall sports will now be entering the district part of their schedules. Tennis has been there for a while and Volleyball will begin at the Hawk Nest this Tuesday against Fredericksburg.
The Standings below give a good snap shot of how teams have formed their resume in preparing for this time of year.
The Lake’s Volleyball has the third best record but as previous years’s have taught this is not a time to hang your chances based on the past. It will be formed by the future knowing that two schools have impressive records against some good competition. (Davenport & Wimberley)
Canyon Lake will be in a battle for two spots knowing that those two schools above taking two post-season spots.
That’s what makes CL’s district schedule with their first three battles being against schools that share those same goals. A Hawk sweep these next 3 games is an essential, need to win, goals with two of those dates on home court.
GO HAWKS!
Head Coach Daniella Villarreal parted these words as Volleyball starts up, “We’ve been preparing hard for district, and I thought playing La Vernia right before was a great challenge for us. They’re a very well rounded team that runs a fast offense, and I felt like we battled well. For us, it’s about continuing to sharpen our execution and building momentum to pull out those wins against strong teams like La Vernia.
This group has been working extremely hard and is fully bought into the process of achieving success together. Compared to the past, when we sometimes lacked experience and confidence, this year’s team has both. They’ve competed against all kinds of opponents and know what it takes, so it really comes down to how well we execute together. We’ve also learned how to respond to challenges by running toward them instead of away. The girls have found the courage to be gritty and learned how to overcome obstacles together.
One of our biggest strengths this season is our depth and chemistry. Every player is ready to contribute, no matter their role that night. Each athlete brings value whether it’s on the court or from the bench, and that makes us stronger as a team. These girls care deeply about one another and are always finding ways to help, uplift, and encourage their teammates to succeed.
I’m excited to watch them compete and see their hard work pay off. The competition in our district is tough, but that makes it fun. Every team is playing high level volleyball, and we’ve been working hard to meet that standard and win the big battles. I truly believe in all of these girls as they’re a bright light in my life. They love to learn, they want to improve, and they have fun doing it together. I feel blessed to coach them every day, and I pray they’ll see all of their hard work come to fruition!”
Football finished their non-district schedule on a high note after flying away with an impressive win over Veterans Memorial.
Kudos to both Offensive & Defensive Lines with a strong showing in keeping the Hawk’s QB Jace Wheeler protected and defensively keeping a potent rushing attack by the Patriots and reducing those explosive plays.
District 14-4A District 29 4A
Davenport 4 0 1.000 Wimberley 31 5 .861
Canyon Lake 3 1 .750 Davenport 16 6 .812
Somerset 3 1 .750 Canyon Lake 16 11 .593
Uvalde 2 2 .500 Fredericksburg 13 14 .481
Pleasanton 2 2 .500 Bandera 13 20 .394
JFKennedy 2 2 .500 Long Creek 7 16 .304
Fredericksburg 1 3 .250
Games This Week: Games This Week:
Hawks @ JFK Tue Billies @ Lake
Uvalde @ Fredericksburg Long Creek @ Texans
Davenport @ Pleasanton Wolves @ Bandera
Somerset Bye
Fri Long Creek @ Lake
Texans @ Wolves
Bandera @ Billies
Let’s GO LAKE & BEAT’EM ALL !
(L-R) Isiah Eureste, JR Lindell and Jace Wheeler were 3 of the team’s amigos that dismantled Veterans, 49-14! Way to Go Lake!
Canyon Lake took flight to outrun the Veterans Memorial’s Patriots, 49-14 finishing their non-district schedule, 3-1 with eyes on JFK Rockets next week to start district play.
The Hawks evened their record at two wins a piece against this 5A foe and with this victory reached the 100 plateau for this 18 year old high school.
When adding up these last two contests against Veterans it has been, The Lake, that has imposed their offensive mite scoring 126 points which comes to 1.3 points per minute.
QB Jace Wheeler's two game Patriot stat line:
Team Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Patriots 42 57 .737 804 1 11
CLHS had two receivers surpass 200 yds receiving hurdle:
No Yds Lg TD
Carter Williams 8 250 72 5
Peyton King 10 224 82 3
Your Hawk’s offense was efficient throughout this evening while CL’s special teams pitched in scoring twice on opponent’s punt plays.
Let’s Go Lake!
CL’s first drive went 75 yards with King catchingt 4 passes for 69 yards and a quick Hawk, 7-0 lead.
On a Special Team side: JR Lindell went untouched to block Veteran’s first punt attempt and decided to take this play to the house going 33 yards to pay dirt. That score had The Lake entering halftime with a, 21-14 lead.
Veterans offense was a potent ground game that had the home team answering both of CL’s first drives. With both plays, break aways, going for 65 and 71 yards. Speed kills…
This contest would still be dicey with Veterans starting their 2nd stanza with the ball.
Defensive Coordinator Kurt Sloan had other plans after halftime adjustments when the Hawk’s worked a 3 play and punt sequence.
Canyon Lake responded with a 5 play 66 yard drive that had 4 pass plays using Lucas Schexnayder (2 catches for 20 yards) and King (2 catches for 44 yards) and score that gave some breathing room for the Hawk Nation, 28-14.
After that score the game had both teams exchanging punts for their next 5 series which culminated with a Patriot Punter botching a snap and Isiah Eureste taking it from there going 32 yards clinching a score to start the 4th quarter.
Eureste ended this battle with two fumble recoveries and can also be hired out if Hawk families might need a pick-up service. A linebacker that plays all-over-the-field with unbounding energy that produces positive results each week.
CL’s Defense forced another punt after a Vet Memorial 5 play drive…Canyon Lake’s response?
Way to Go Hawks!
How bout a one-play catch and run for King this time going 82 yards giving the Lake a, 42-13 advantage.
That 82 yard pass play was the 3rd longest from back in those old days that had Matt Magness traveling 88 yards (he lost his shoe on that play) and Chance Martelli’s 93 yards (if you need more details on his catch then talk with his Dad…he will use a lot of emotion).
The Patriots had their best possession in the 2nd half for 10 plays traveling 45 yards but the Lake’s defense snuffed it out on their 35 yard line.
Enter Running Back Chris Brown who took the last offensive snap for 37 yards and the final score, 49-14.
A complete game that had all three phases in this game being in full display. Oh yeah, that QB (Wheeler) also takes snaps as CL’s punter and he unloaded on a 61 yarder while also pinning the opponent deep in their territory. Wheeler finished this contest with a 42 yard average and has a 40 yard season average.
Jack Stracener continues his strong kicking this season and has moved into 3rd place in made pat’s with 76 and with more games to improve that standing.
The Lake will be on the road at JFK next Friday to open district play…Let’s GO LAKE BABY!
1 2 3 4 Final
CL Hawks 14 7 7 21 49
Veterans Memorial 14 0 0 0 14
Scoring Summary:
CL-Peyton King 13yd pass from Jace Wheeler (Jack Stracener kick), 9:02, 1st
VM-Patriot 65 yard run (pat good), 6:52, 1st
CL-Gram Simpson 14 yd pass from Wheeler (Stracener kick), 1:15, 1st
VM-Patriot 71 yard run (pat good), 1:01, 1st
CL-JR Lindell blocked punt returned 33 yards (Stracener kick), 6:46, 2nd
CL-King 32 yard pass from Wheeler (Stracener kick), 8:35, 3rd
CL-Isiah Eureste fumble return 32 yards (Stracener kick), 11:46, 4th
CL-King 82 yard pass from Wheeler (Stracener kick), 9:36, 4th
CL-Chris Brown 37 yard run (Stracener kick), 1:03, 4th
Team Stats Patriots Hawks
Total Yards 380 467
First Downs 15 19
Rush/Yards 50/359 23/118
Comp/Att/Int 5/11/0 21/30/0
Passing Yards 21 349
Punts/Average 5/32.4 5/42.2
Fumbles/Lost 3/2 0/0
Penalty-Yard 3-30 3-20
Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Jace Wheeler 21 30 .700 349 0 4
Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD
Chris Brown 7 61 8.7 37 1
Gram Simpson 11 41 3.3 17 0
Hayes Holladay 1 13 13.0 13 0
Jace Wheeler 3 4 1.1 7 0
Kobe Halverson 1 -1 - 0 0
Totals 23 118 4.9 37 1
Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD
Peyton King 10 224 22.4 82 3
Lucas Shexnayder 5 50 10.0 23 0
Kobe Halverson 3 44 18.0 18 0
Gram Simpson 2 27 13.3 14 1
Ryan Reyna 1 4 4.0 4 0
Totals 21 349 16.6 82 4
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