The ReSporter: First off you overall thoughts on this past year…
Coach Paisley: “The season started off with goals that we as a team set as soon as the teams were made (during
Head Volleyball Coach Kimberley Paisley
two-a-days). The goals we discussed were navigated by me because I believed the things we discussed were very attainable for this group of hard working young ladies. I knew we could be co-champs, district champs, or second place in our district. I knew we were making the playoffs and going 2-3 deep in playoffs. I knew school records would be broken. When I hung the “Gold Ball” in their face (which is a trophy that will have their names on it) they were hungry and dead set on attaining these goals.”
The ReSporter: Second, what would you like to say about the Seniors on this past year’s roster?
Coach Paisley: “They were ready to make their last year memorable. They believed in their team and the program and wanted to leave a legacy. They wanted to build tradition.”
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CL Hawk’s Defense ranks 2nd in Dist. 14-4A in total yardage
District 14-4A-I Standings and District Stats
Team W L Pct District W L Pct
Liberty Hill 8 2 .800 Liberty Hill 5 0 1.000
Boerne 8 2 .800 Boerne 4 1 .800
Bandera 4 5 .444 Taylor 2 3 .400
CL Hawks 4 6 .400 CL Hawks 2 3 .400
Fredericksburg 4 6 .400 Fredericksburg 1 4 .200
Taylor 2 8 .200 Bandera 1 4 .200
This Week's Games:
CL Hawks vs. Waco LaVega @ Liberty Hill 7:30
Boerne vs. Robinson
Taylor vs. Burnet
Liberty Hill vs. China Spring
Team Stats: Offense Yards Team Defense Yards
Liberty Hill 397 per game Bandera 258 per game
Bandera 363 CL Hawks 286
Boerne 359 Boerne 334
CL Hawks 326 Liberty Hill 337
Fredericksburg 312 Fredericksburg 355
Taylor 300 Taylor 375
Individual Stats:
Rushing Team Att Yds Ave TD
Jon Shannon Liberty Hill 182 1216 6.7 18
Josh DeVries CL Hawks 144 1065 7.4 12
Devin Taylor Taylor 132 826 6.3 10
Hunter Lindsay Liberty Hill 85 697 8.2 5
Hayden DuBois CL Hawks 155 679 4.4 14
Robert Woods CL Hawks 122 645 5.3 5
Receiving Team No Yds Ave TD
David Snelling Boerne 80 1176 14.7 17
Noah Nelson Bandera 38 684 18.0 9
Eli Davis Boerne 46 636 13.8 9
Averie Mansfield Bandera 20 393 19.7 3
Will McClure Boerne 24 303 12.6 1
Josh DeVries CL Hawks 17 272 16.0 3
Evan Schuller CL Hawks 13 230 17.5 2
Passing Team Att Com Pct Yds Int TD
Quinten Dormady Boerne 357 222 .622 2883 14 32
Joe Rodriguez Bandera 183 103 .563 1636 9 15
Terrell Reynolds Taylor 252 121 .480 1263 8 6
Kyle Grona Billies 113 63 .558 730 4 8
Kyle Reeh Billies 80 43 .538 653 1 5
Sklyer Tschoepe CL Hawks 58 36 .603 601 1 4
Top Ten Scoring Team Rush Rec Ret Kick FG Total
Jon Shannon Liberty Hill 18 0 0 0 0 108
Josh DeVries CL Hawks 12 3 1 1 0 98
David Snelling Boerne 0 14 0 1 0 86
Hayden DuBois CL Hawks 14 0 0 0 0 84
Noah Nelson Bandera 0 9 1 5 1 69
Devin Taylor Taylor 10 0 0 1 0 62
Nick Hernandez Liberty Hill 10 0 0 0 0 60
Eli Davis Boerne 1 8 0 0 0 54
Kyle Herbst Boerne 0 0 0 37 5 52
Mike Thorpe CL Hawks 0 0 0 36 3 45
Austin Rodriguez pictured on the far right of this picture, with Trenton Lorett, Jacob Ruff, and Cooper Harris
Spring Branch Football Standout Austin Rodriguez Selected To Play In The Eastbay Youth All-American Bowl
Youth Bowl Modeled After U.S. Army All-American Bowl
Rockaway, N.J. (November 11, 2015) – All American Games, Football University (FBU) and Eastbay are proud to announce that Offensive Guard Austin Rodriguez from Spring Branch (TX) has been selected to play at the 2014 Eastbay Youth All-American Bowl, taking place Saturday, December 20, 2014 in Naples, Florida. Rodriguez will suit up for the 8th Grade West squad this year in hopes of bringing a victory back to the West coast.
“We’re excited to see what Austin can do in the trenches this year; it’s safe to say the selection committee is expecting a lot from Rodriguez. He has proved that he can handle anything the defensive line throws at him and that’s why he has been selected to protect some of the best skill players in the nation.” said Erik Richards, FBU National Scouting Director.
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Pick'em Contest Texas RV NShoreRx Custon Y4 Granny D's GordonPlumber
120-57 117-60 114-63 104-73 103-74
CLHS/LaVega CLHawks CLHawks CLHawks CLHalks CLHawks
LibHill/ChinaSpg LibHill LibHill LibHill LibHill LibHill
Boerne/Robinson Boerne Robinson Robinson Robinson Boerne
Taylor/Burnet Burnet Burnet Burnet Taylor Burnet
Bracken/Conroe Bracken Bracken Bracken Bracken Bracken
OLH/DalTyler St OLH TylerSt OLH TylerSt OLH
Castle/LkehllPrep CastleHll CastleHll CastleHill CastleHill CastleHill
Texas/Okie St Texas Okie St Texas OkieSt Okie St
Okie/Tech Tech Okie Okie Tech Okie
MissSt/Bama Bama Bama Bama MissSt. Bama
Auburn/Georgia Georgia Auburn Georgia Auburn Auburn
Missou/A&M Missou A&M A&M A&M A&M
LSU/Arkie LSU LSU Arkie LSU LSU
Nebraska/Wiscon Wisconsin Nebraska Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin
VirginiaTech/Duke Duke Duke VirgTech VirgTech Duke
Texans/Cleveland Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns
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Coaches Corner with Bracken’s Lloyd Fields:
The ReSporter: Hey Coach, hope your week is going well…speaking of which how has this week been going for the team?
Bracken Christian’s Head Coach Lloyd Fields
Coach Fields: “This will be the first time in a long while that we will have everyone ready and dressed for this week’s game.”
The ReSporter: That is certainly good to hear….what do you know about Conroe?
Coach Fields: “They have a number 15 that is a big boy and he and the team will run right at ya….they will get into some spread but for the most part they are a tight offense.”
The ReSporter: What else is there to know?
Coach Fields: “They are not very fast and they would remind you a lot of Temple team we played in our first game this season.”
The ReSporter: What is a key to this week’s game for Bracken?
Coach Fields: “We need to jump on them early and we can’t afford any turnover’s but if we can get a lead early then we have a chance of winning.” Read the rest here »
Coaches Corner with CL’s Charley Drum:
Canyon Lake’s Head Coach Charley Drum
The ReSporter: Tell us where the team is mentally and physically for this week’s game?
Coach Drum: “We are pretty healthy, we have some nicks, but this is probably the best we have been health wise for this season.”
The ReSporter: I know Ian May was hurt last week, what is his status?
Coach Drum: “Ian had a season ending surgery and so he will be our only starter out for this game.”
The ReSporter: Who do you have to take May’s spot in the line?
Coach Drum: “We will probably have Freshman Jacob Foster.”
The ReSporter: Tell us about Waco LaVega.
Coach Drum: “They run a spread offense and they are young and fast….they are faster than Taylor and they have more kids that can move.” Read the rest here »
The ‘Blow Hard Team’ from the Optimist Club has that fun job of blowing up the Hawk Tunnel
Pre/Game: Waco LaVega vs. Canyon Lake 7:30pm @ Liberty Hill
Pirates (5-5 and 4-1) Hawks (4-6 and 2-3)
Series Record: This will be the first game against Waco LaVega
This Year's Record:
Hawks 7 Blanco 35 Pirates 41 Alvarado 19
Hawks 43 Smithville 14 Pirates 14 Hutto 38
Hawks 38 Marion 6 Pirates 28 Lorena 35
Hawks 27 Wimberley 28 Pirates 21 Mexia 40
Hawks 14 Lampasas 21 Pirates 27 Connally 35
Hawks 14 Liberty Hill 19 Pirates 42 Gatesville 21
Hawks 37 Bandera 28 Pirates 28 China Spring 31
Hawks 49 Fredericksburg 31 Pirates 43 Lampasas 42
Hawks 31 Taylor 33 Pirates 33 Burnet 28
Hawks 35 Boerne 42 Pirates 41 Robinson 35
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The Girl’s Hawk Basketball team started their year off with a tough home loss to Lehman on Tuesday night at the Hawk Gym, 84-40.
Young would be a good way of describing how this season will go and for their first game it was not good playing a Senior loaded team in the Lobos.
Freshman Reagan Heun was the leading scorer with 13 points for the Hawks and Sophomore Mia Riali finished with 9 in a game that was over after the first quarter.
There were some glimpses of good play when Senior Kelsey Ahrens finished with 4 assists on some beautiful passes inside the paint.
The Hawks did finish with 17 points in the fourth quarter which was two more points scored in their first half.
A lot more games to go and see how the maturation of this team jells as the year gets older and some of those injured players come back and give CL some depth.
name fgm-fga fgm-fga ftm-fta or-dr tot a s b to pts
Kelsey Ahrens 2-4 0-0 0-0 1-1 2 4 1 0 2 4
Bailey Marley 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Alexis Fullen 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-3 4 0 0 0 0 2
Destini Riccio 0-3 0-2 0-0 2-2 4 0 0 0 1 2
Reagan Heun 4-16 0-6 5-5 2-5 7 0 2 0 10 13
Lexy Jackson 2-4 0-0 2-4 0-2 2 1 2 0 7 6
Kirsten Jones 0-4 0-0 1-2 1-2 3 2 0 0 5 1
Mia Riali 3-6 1-3 2-6 1-1 2 0 0 0 1 9
Gabby Sanchez 1-1 0-0 3-5 1-2 3 0 0 0 8 5
Sarah Schneider 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-0 1 0 1 2 0 0
Team Totals 13-43 1-11 13-22 8-16 24 7 6 2 35 40
Bracken Warriors did not play with a full deck in their loss to Cedar Park Eagles, 60-46 on Friday night.
Coy ‘Mr. Intensity’ Zunker
“We are running out of gas by the fourth quarter and with this being late in the season and with the defections it is making it hard,” Head Coach Lloyd Fields said. “All of our players just get banged up and we just don’t have the bodies to rep ace them on the sidelines.”
BCS has been dealt a deck of cards with some aces missing this year as a lot of players decided to not play this season. That has left this Bracken team trying to stay fresh as each game matures into the second half.
Bracken has scored 312 points in that first half while giving up just 86 points for those same two quarters.
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Mariah Ellis is goes all out in game with Sealy
Canyon Lake’s Volleyball season came to a close last Thursday in Smithville when the upstart Sealy Tigers took a bite out of these Hawks, 25-22, 25-22, 27-25.
“This was a tough battle from the very beginning,” Head Coach Kimberley Paisley said. “We did not do a good job of executing and did not go downside well.
The Hawk’s ‘Bucket List’ year has come to a close as this three set match seemed like a five set affair with Sealy looking just better than this Hawk club.
Senior Kacee Vrana plays punch a ball in making a save in game with Sealy
Sealy opened play with a 7-2 lead, when CL had a tying six point serve and tied game at eight all.
Addison Farley was called on on that rally as she responded with four kills to help in bring the Hawks back into the game.
After another mini run by the Tigers, CL could not get closer than two points, when they fought back to a 21-23 score.
This sequence would be the same story same verse for the remainder of the next two sets as CL did find themselves with their biggest lead in the second set, when they raced to an 8-3 lead and matched that lead again when they had an 11-5 lead moments later.
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