Griffin Williams rounding the bases after his deposit over the left-field fence!
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Rain delay was the winner this past week and after several rescheduled notices District 27-4A came up with a plan to have all the schools set Monday for that make-up game and then immediately starting this week’s Tuesday-Friday battles.
Cash Ziemba cashes it in with a perfect form in recent track meet.
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DISTRICT 27-4A Varsity GIRLS Junior Varsity Fredericksburg 212 Fredericksburg 195 Wimberley 105 Davenport 116 CL Hawks 97 Wimberley 104 Davenport 75 CL Hawks 97 Boerne 59 Boerne 67 Navarro 44 Navarro 27 Bandera 28 Bandera 14
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District 27-4A Track Meet results had CL Ladies finished scoring 97 points in both the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams this past Thursday.
The top 4 in each varsity event will continue their post-season in an area meet.
Overall, Canyon Lake had the Boys JV with a 3rd place finish scoring 111 points.
For this year’s Varsity, wasn’t a stellar finish in garnering 30 points while just beating out Bandera’s 25 points who finished last.
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Layton Hemann was a class act with his 10:31.51 time in the 3200 METER RUN or 40 seconds better than the 2nd place finisher. Hemann was 5 seconds off from his best time this season. That can happen in distance races when a participant is not being pushed by others runners.
Varsity Boys had Alek Villacencio with his personal best, 10:30.65 for a 5th place result. District 27-4A had a plethora of distance runners as Alek finished in 6th place but was still able to time a best ever 1600 meter run beating Hemann’s record set earlier this year by right at 4 seconds, 4:45.83.
Tristan Schenk was able to break that 5 minute barrier which placed has Schenk the 9th best on the All-Time list. Canyon Lake now has all top-ten runners with sub-five minutes for the mile event.
Alek Villacencio 4:45.83 2023 Layton Hemann 4:49.15 2023 Luke Mendez 4:52.39 2019 Mike Russell 4:55.73 2013 Adam Wiesel 4:57.00 2016 Chris Neiland 4:57.01 2013 Matt Bell 4:59.34 2018 Tristan Schenk 4:59.38 2023 Colin Baker 4:59.85 2019
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Marshall McConnell had his personal best in the High Jump (6-02) for a 2nd place finish and that moved him up to 6th place on the Hawk’s all-time list. His Coach (Heath McDonough jumped higher while competing at CL, by 2 inches. McConnell’s jump was still 4 inches better than his previous meets.
The Hawks Boys qualified two athletes for the Area Meet as Coby Mickey won the Pole Vault event with a 14 foot vault and will now attempt to make the State Meet for the second year in a row.
The Lake’s Boys Junior Varsity had 15 who scored points being led by Layton Hemann (2 events) and Harris Gilliam (4 events) 14 points.
Connor Donahue was next scoring 13 points. Connor gained his points in two relays (100 & 200) and finished 3rd in the 100 meter dash.
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For the Ladies, the Hawks will have a bus load of athletes for their Area Meet headed by Freshman Savanna Olberholtzer who scored 25 points by placing in all 5 events she entered.
Time for some Ice Cream HAWKS!!
“We are excited to have girls in so many events moving on,” Head Girls Track Coach Sami Theurer said. “Now we need to rest, then prepare for the teams we will be meeting at Area.”
Savanna upped her all-time best in the 100 meter dash (12.23) and long jump (18-1.25). Other Hawks in double digits were: Alencia Lentz (17 pts) 1st Pole Vault-100-200-400 relays.
Ayren Lightfoot (13 pts) 2nd 400 dash-200 relay-400 relay
Cadence Patterson (12 pts) 3rd in 3200-1600 runs.
The Hawks mile relay beat their last year mark at the Texas Relays and had a 2nd place finish in district.
Lightfoot, Lentz, Aubrey Avey and Hannah Hammer will be working on a repeat running by qualifying for the State Meet.
AREA QUALIFIERS: Events Finish Result Grade Savanna Olberholtzer 100 meter 1st 12.23 Freshman Savanna Olberholtzer Long Jump 2nd 18-1.25 Savanna Olberholtzer 4x100 relay 4th 50.44 Savanna Olberholtzer Triple Jump 4th 34-7.75 Alencia Lentz Pole Vault 1st 13-00 Senior Alencia Lentz 4x400 relay 2nd 4:03.79 Alencia Lentz 4x100 relay 4th 50.44 Claire Schroeder 300 Hurdles 4th 48.33 Senior Claire Schroeder 4x100 relay 4th 50.44 Cadence Patterson 1600 run 3rd 5:24.89 Junior Cadence Patterson 3200 run 3rd 11:54.57 Ayren Lightfoot 400 dash 2nd 58.86 Sophomore Ayren Lightfoot 4x400 relay 2nd 4:03.79 Hannah Hammer 800 run 4th 2:25.67 Sophomore Hannah Hammer 4x400 relay 2nd 4:03.79 McKenzie Ortiz 4x100 relay 4th 50.44 Senior Aubrey Avey 4x400 relay 2nd 4:03.79 Freshman Shana Cutrer Pole Vault 2nd 9-06 Freshman
For the Girls Junior Varsity, Mia Zabarecencu headed the point parade scoring with 15 points finishing 2nd in her 400 meter dash, 1st with the 4×400 relay, and 4th running in the 2×200 relay.
Haley Petty scored 14 points with a 1st place 300 hurdle and a 4th place finish in the 100 meter hurdles.
Reece Coburn (4×100, 4×400, 300 hurdles) scored 11 points along with Lydia Ross who was the other 1st place finisher in her 100 hurdles and then scoring a point in her 300 hurdles.
14 Junior Varsity Lady Hawks scored points which will bode well for those fast approaching future years.
Also notice the number of underclasswomen who participated on the Varsity (above) showing the future depth for this Hawk sport.
Other Junior Varsity Lady Hawk Scorers: Jazlyn Kearney 9pts 800 run 4th, 4x400 relay Marley Christian 8pts 4x100-4x200 relays, triple jump 4th Jaelynn Davidson 7pts 4x200-4x400 relays Madison Vigil-Gafford 6pts high jump 3rd Zoe O’Neal 4pts 400 dash 4th Avery Hime 4pts 1600 run 4th Deliah King 3pts 4x100 relay, 200 dash 6th Mya Vorhis 2pts 4x100 relay Keira Kite 2pts 4x200 relay Emorie Jones 1pt high jump 6th
Canyon Lake continues to improve and those stair steps will continue to have better competition each step of the way.
Congrats and Let’s GO FAST HAWKS!!
First Baseman Hunter Anderson needed a stretcher in win over Wimberley earlier this season.
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Canyon Lake started playing like Canyon Lake in their win over Davenport, 11-3 on a short week due to Easter Celebration.
Hayden Baker made the top 10 in Doubles after last night’s win over Freddie, 7-6.
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The Hawks finally found a way to beat Fredericksburg as CL salvaged a win with a walk-off sacrifice fly from Hayden Baker scoring Carter Williams in a 12 inning affair, 7-6.
John Gulley has garnered 4 saves this season the most in Hawk history.
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Canyon Lake Baseball loss to Fredericksburg, 8-3 has the Billies winning the series as the Hawks will try to salvage a win this coming Friday at the Hawk Nest.
Alencia Lentz takes flight and has reached 14-00 feet the best in Texas in Class 4A.
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The Lady Hawks had more PR’s in last week’s Wimberley Texan Track Meet, but having a spring break in between those last two meets did have several athletes taking a step backwards with their marks.
In CL’s win over Wimberley was put in hyper drive on a Brayden Welch throw to the plate that competed a double play!
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The first round of Baseball in district play has played out showing one school that has separated from the rest of the pack (sorry Davenport).
Brayden Welch steals 2nd Base and CL steals a win over Wimberley!
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Let’s Go Hawks!!
Canyon Lake won a game that was needed to the Nth degree and Griffen Williams helped with the greatest hitting night in The Lake’s History.
The Griff was 5 for 5 with 3 home runs while batting in 11 helping take a lead (3-0) in the first inning. Then another home run that regained the lead, (9-6) and for a little extra spice had a Grand Slam for the eventual victory, 17-11 during his last plate appearance.
Looking at the line-score below showing two schools in a heavy weight fight as each inning but one had just one school scoring runs.
INNINGS The 1st: A quick 1-2-3 for Pitcher Griffen Williams. A quick 1-Double Chase-2-Bunt Single Hunter-3 Run Homer Batter Griffen. The 2nd: Done in with 2 errors and Texan’s tie it up at 3 runs. Hawks left one on base and no hits. The 3rd: WHS scored 3 runs & bases loaded/one out. A Brayden Welch catch and throw double play from the outfield to home plate. Stopped the bleeding, 6-3 Wimbo. Hawks left 2 on base by walk and a Griffen single. The 4th: A Luke Roskin pick-off on 1st helped CL escape unscathed but still trailing. Chase single driving in Michael (Anderson) then Griff’s 2nd 3-run homer. Hawks score 6 runs and retake lead, 9-6. The 5th: A quick 1-2-3 inning for Pitcher Luke Roskin. Start inning with two K’s then next 7 Hawks reach base & score 4 runs, 13-6. The 6th: Two solo home-runs and another error helped Texan’s score 5 runs, 13-11. Knocked out Punch via Griffen’s Grand Slam. Hawks increase lead, 17-11. The 7th: Griffen returns to mound & faces 4 Texans with on damage. HAWK’S WIN!
Do note that the team needed to reach base in order for Griffen to have a chance to add an exclamation point to this game.
It was a must win game for your Hawks and as the game progressed many fans were seen going to the parking lot when Griffen came to bat.
New Advertiser that wants the Hawk Nation to Succeed!! Just like CL’s win over the Texans.
The Reason? Moving vehicles so the Baseball Size Hail would not damage property.
Griffen Williams’ 11 rbi’s, stand alone, tied the Wimberley offense and Canyon Lake finishing off their final district foe in Bandera before District 27-4A reverts back to previous district round robins with a two game weekly series.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E Wimberley 0 3 3 0 0 5 0 11 15 2 CL Hawks 3 0 0 6 4 4 x 17 11 3 ab r h bi 2b hr bb so misc Chase Anderson 4 3 3 1 1 0 1 0 sb Hunter Anderson 3 4 2 0 0 0 2 0 Griffen Williams 5 3 5 11 0 3 0 0 cr Tristan Roberts 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carter Williams 4 2 1 0 1 0 0 2 hbp Brayden Welch 3 1 0 1 0 0 2 1 sb roe Hayden Baker 4 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 roe Michael Anderson 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 hbp Ty Sellers 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 hbp ph Dane Sweet 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ph Brody Ross 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 Luke Roskin 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 fc 2 Travis Parma 2nd Base 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 17 11 16 2 3 9 8 Pitching ip h r er bb so W L Griffen Williams 2.1 9 6 4 0 4 0 0 Luke Roskin (4-1) 3.2 5 5 5 5 3 1 0 Griffen Williams 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 7.0 15 11 9 5 7 1 0
Freshman Savanna Olberholtzer is taking a Giant Step for Mankind & The Hawks!
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Track Season will return from their Spring Break this Thursday when they travel the Back-Bone with the prelims and field events start at 3pm.
Hawk’s Softball look to turn it around tonight in Billie Land.
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Just the facts, will give you an idea of this week’s Standings Article after both Softball and Baseball still look for their first district win.
