Dave and Kristi Kahill, Austin Kahil, Josh DeVries, and Head Coach Charley Drum
Austin Kahil and Josh DeVries signed on the dotted line to play more football last Wednesday at the Hawk Gym.
DeVries will be attending Texas Lutheran and Kahil will be driving up to East Texas Baptist to continue his education.
Josh DeVries showing off his new school
Both players were integral parts of this past football season where the Hawks made the second round for the second year in a row.
First with some stats for DeVries.
DeVries averaged 9.9 yards per run in the playoffs and finished just behind Zach Henshaw in every other rushing stat. He also finished with 8 games rushing over 100 yards during his career.
DeVries also topped 2000 yards rushing in his last game and finished with 2071 yards for his Hawk career. He averaged a Hawk best of 7.1 yards per carry.
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Brandon Robinson and Derek Peters were both instrumental in 2 comebacks over CMS
Mountain Valley Baseball team had a different ending to their game on Thursday against Canyon than the previous week in their loss to Smithson Valley Middle School.
First, the Hawks won, but more than that was how these two games played out.
Last week, MVMS had an incredible comeback in their last inning, only to lose the game in the first extra inning after the comeback by two runs.
This game, the Hawks not only forged back like their previous week, but on this night took things further and had a two for one in regards to coming back.
“One of those games that gives our team some experience as they want to win and they never quit,” Head Coach Raymond Amaro said. “In our very first game with Canyon we came back and we had to focus in practice and when we had bad things happen we needed to be positive.”
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Marley Carrizales, Grace Hinze, and Maddy Puente pose after 10-4 Win over Canyon
Canyon came without the Lake this week in their loss to the Mountain Valley Hawks, 10-4.
The Hawks started shaky as Canyon scored 3 runs in the first giving MV a wake-up call after winning their first game to start the season over this same team.
Grace Hinze was in the circle and Canyon started with the first four out of five batters reaching base. Giving up only 3 runs was a good omen as the start could easily been worse.
“My Coach always tells me to relax,” Hinze started. “Honestly in the first inning I was jittery and nervous because this was a big team and we were going for district.”
Hinze was all business like for the rest of this game as the Cougars only scored one more run in the last inning when this game was well in control.
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Head Volleyball Coach Kimberley Paisley
The ReSporter: How has your off-season conditioning and workout been going?
Coach Paisley: “Offseason is great! The girls have been touching a ball, lifting weights, conditioning and improving skills at an individual and team level. We are about to begin the San Marcos Summer League for the month of June.” (Tuesday nights)
The ReSporer: What is the main item you look for as you put this ‘new’ edition on the court for this upcoming season?
Coach Paisley: “The main item for this upcoming season is raising the level of intensity. I am looking for players who are driven, passionate, communicates, and flat out gets after it!” Read the rest here »
Brandon Courtney taking a break during workouts
Then there was 1 athlete still working hard on his skill set as Brandon Courtney qualified for the State 4A Track Meet in Austin this weekend.
Courtney had a PR (Personal Best) finishing second in the Region Track Meet last weekend as this Sophomore continues to whittle down his CL best time for the 300 Meter Hurdles.
Courtney’s time of 39.56 is now right at 3 seconds better than Karl Tucker’s 42.23 that he ran Region Meet back in 2010.
Top 10 300 Meter Hurdles
name time when
1. Brandon Courtney 39.56 2015 Region Meet
2. Karl Tucker 42.23 2010 Region Meet
3. Joe Marple 42.26 2015 JV District Meet
4. Dakota Repa 42.32 2011
5. Luke Steward 42.44 2011
6. Chandler Faulkner 42.50 2012
7. Gerrit Wilkins 43.81 2015 JV District Meet
8. Devin Coco 45.38 2014
9. Alex Martinez 45.66 2013
10. Todd Pippin 45.72 2010
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Jordan Anderson beating the field in Wimberley during his Sophomore season
All-Hawk Track Team
This will be fun as each athlete can only be entered in 5 events just like Coach Troy Moses and Coach John Barthels would need to do in entering his players before a meet.
There are also just three entrants for each event. On the girls side, The ReSporter, needed to take certain girls off an event since some of their runs would put them over that 5 event limit.
Mariah Ellis comes to mind as she is in the top three, counting Relays, six times and so there are some events The Resporter went to the next best time. Caitlyn Collins was another athlete that was in the top three multiple times.
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Daniel Camarillo making the fly balls look easy
Baseball All-Hawk Team continues with some very tough decisions. With six players already on the scorer’s sheet, The ReSporter, will try to fill that sheet with three more entries.
Yes, this could easily go in several different directions and certainly open for discussion as their would be no argument with another deserving student making a case for a spot.
The ReSporter has two good pitchers and having Cody Powell would only help pitching Coach Bret Hodges when he wanted to make a change on the mound.
Powell’s only drawback was his walk ratio but needing a southpaw would help in those certain situations needed in what is probably the most complicated sport because of all the different variable that play into a game result.
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Pitcher Cody Daily keeps game close for a 6 run 2-out rally
Mountain Valley Baseball team made things interesting as their rally just fell short in extra innings losing to Smithson Valley Middle School, 10-8.
This comeback would not have been possible if reliever Cody Daily had not made an appearance in the fourth inning to stop the bleeding.
“Throw strikes and just try to bring my team up and win,” Daily said while answering what his thinking was as he took the mound for those middle innings. “We just are going to get a winning attitude.”
SVMS had forged into a, 7-2 lead as the Rangers had scored in all but one inning as they could start coasting going into those middle innings.
The Hawks decided they had better start a comeback and that was what happened as MVMS had two outs when the improbable started.
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Bailey Bryan and Kyra Gonzales pose after game with SVMS
The Mountain Valley Hawks lost their first game this year when Smithson Valley MS took a 3 run first inning lead and never looked back, Thursday night at the Hawk Field, 12-5.
MV did rally to get within one run when Bailey Bryan and Grace Hinze both reached base in the third inning and came around to score to pull within striking range, 3-2.
“We were not as focused,” Bryan said. “We just need to keep everything in front of us and keep in the game. If we play smarter and know what we have to do on the bases then we can be more aggressive.”
Bryan is one of the few Hawks that is playing as an 8th Grader and will soon be playing on the field as a high school player this time next year.
“I am excited for high school and I played with some of those players last year,” Bryan closed.
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Football Season Count Down with less than 90 days before August practices
2015 Hawk Football Schedule
Scrimmages
August 14th Gonzales @ CL Hawks 6:00pm
August 20th Medina Valley @ CL Hawks 5:00pm
Regular Season Varsity Junior Varsity Freshman
August 27th @ Blanco 6:00pm @ Lago Vista 5:00pm
August 28th Blanco 7:30pm
September 3rd Smithville 7:00pm Smithville 5:00pm
September 4th @ Smithville 7:30pm
September 10th Marion 7:00pm Marion 5:00pm
September 11th @ Marion 7:30pm
September 17th @ Wimberley 7:00pm Wimberley 7:00pm
September 18th Wimberley 7:30pm
September 24th Lampasas 7:00pm @ Lampasas 7:00pm
September 25th @ Lampasas 7:30pm
October 2nd Open Open Open
October 8th @ Liberty Hill 7:00pm Liberty Hill 7:00pm
October 9th Liberty Hill 7:30pm
October 15th Bandera 7:00pm @ Bandera 7:00pm
October 16th @ Bandera 7:30pm
October 22nd @ Fred Billies 7:00pm Fred Billies 7:00pm
October 23rd Fredericksburg 7:30pm
October 29th @ Taylor 7:00pm Taylor 7:00pm
October 30th Taylor 7:30pm
November 5th Boerne 7:00pm @ Boerne 7:00pm
November 6th @ Boerne 7:30pm
Homecoming September 18th
Senior Night October 30th
Go Hawks!!
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