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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Robert Woods in run against Bandera earlier this year.
Like four of the five losses this year by seven or fewer points, the River Boat Gambler Hawks, needed just one touchdown for a win, losing to Boerne, 42-35.
“They (Canyon Lake) played their butts off tonight,” Head Coach Charley Drum started. “We have to learn to finish ball games…we were playing to win and we needed to make plays and that is something that we need to fix.”
The Hawks were either tied or led throughout this contest except when it mattered most, when the game clock hit 0:00.
Losses this year with seven or fewer points:
Wimberley 27-28
Lampasas 14-21
Liberty Hill 14-19
Taylor 31-33
Boerne 35-42
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Braden Ford showing the way to High School for next year to Running Back Ross Snowden
Mountain Valley 7th and 8th Grade Football teams completed their seasons with District Championships as the Greyhounds could only place in a ‘Dog Run’.
The MVMS 8th Grade started where they left off in their previous match-up with Boerne by applying that suffocating defense while the offense just ran up and down the field like they were Greyhounds.
The ReSporter had too many games on it’s plate on Thursday as the CL Volleyball Playoff game against Sealy took precedence on coverage.
However the following two articles were penned by Coaches Juan Lopez and Brandon Pawelek. Thanks Coaches for helping The ReSporter with these write-ups.
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Coaches Corner with Canyon Lake’s Charley Drum.
The ReSporter caught up with Head Coach Charley Drum at CL’s first round Volleyball playoff game with Taylor last Tuesday.
Canyon Lake’s Head Coach Charley Drum
The ReSporter: Hey Coach how has this week’s practices been going in preparation for the Boerne game this week?
Coach Drum: “Going good.”
The ReSporter: What are some things your team will have to focus on going into this game?
Coach Drum: “We have to tackle them…If we allow Dormady (Boerne’s QB) to sit back like a game of 7 on 7, then he is pretty good.”
The ReSporter: Boerne not only had a good quarterback but his number one target is also a great weapon for them.
Coach Drum: “We will try to bracket him, but they have other receivers that will hurt you…they all can catch the ball, we will just need to limit those big plays.”
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Pre/Game: Bracken Christian at Cedar Park Summit Friday 7:30 pm November 7th
Warriors (6-3 & 2-3) Eagles (5-4 & 2-3)
Bracken Christian Leads Series with Cedar Park, 4-1.
Series Scores:
2006 BCS 32 Cedar Park 47
2007 BCS 58 Cedar Park 08
2008 BCS 62 Cedar Park 12
2009 BCS 49 Cedar Park 00
2010 BCS 68 Cedar Park 32
Scores from this year:
BCS 45 Temple Holy Trinity 18 Eagles 79 Brenham Christian 31
BCS 51 CASA 06 Eagles 44 Waco Vanguard 35
BCS 66 Austin Hill Country 40 Eagles 38 SM Hill Country 21
BCS 49 SA The Winston 00 Eagles 22 Evant 44
BCS 14 Austin Veritas 60 Eagles 26 SA Castle Hills 67
BCS 51 NB Christian 00 Eagles 14 Austin Veriatas 60
BCS 13 SA Castle Hills 60 Eagles 54 NB Christian 06
BCS 69 Concordia 00 Eagles 33 Kerrville OLH 47
BCS 73 Kerrville OLH 76 Eagles 55 Concordia 00
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Robert Woods and the Hawk running game will need to be on for Friday’s game with Boerne
Pre/Game: Boerne at Canyon Lake Friday 7:30 pm November 7th
Greyhounds (6-2 & 4-1) Hawks (4-5 & 2-3)
Series Record with Boerne is tied 2-2.
Series Scores:
2010 Hawks 21 Boerne 07
2011 Hawks 14 Boerne 35
2012 Hawks 16 Boerne 43
2013 Hawks 37 Boerne 28
Scores from this year:
Hawks 07 Blanco 35 Boerne 38 Hondo 22
Hawks 43 Smithville 14 Boerne 41 Medina Valley 15
Hawks 38 Marion 06 Boerne 07 Marble Falls 40
Hawks 27 Wimberley 28 Boerne 34 SA Antonian 00
Hawks 14 Lampasas 21 Boerne 21 Sonora 13
Hawks 14 Liberty Hill 19 Boerne 35 Taylor 21
Hawks 37 Bandera 28 Boerne 38 Billies 20
Hawks 49 Billies 31 Boerne 28 Liberty Hill 37
Hawks 31 Taylor 33 Boerne 24 Bandera 15
The records of the two schools for this week’s game would certainly point to Boerne being a favorite to win this game on Friday.
You will have two teams that are offensively on two ends of the spectrum in their philosophy.
Boerne will pass on first, second, and third down and CL Hawks will run on those same three downs.
Both defenses will also be on opposite ends of the spectrum in that the Hawk’s defense only sees a running offense for the year while the Greyhounds are always playing against a passing offense.
The question would be what defense will have the most success on Friday night in order to get a win.
Canyon Lake will need a win to get the second seed in District 14-4A-I and if a loss ensues, then Canyon Lake will have to go to a scoreboard to see if they are a third or fourth seed based on the other district games.
And, there is another scenario where CL would be out of the playoffs. (see Playoff Implications article for clarification)
Canyon Lake faced a passing offense with Bandera earlier this year and seemed to be in good shape in that game.
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The difference in Bandera and Boerne passing game would be, passes that Bandera threw were primarily shorter passes to the flats.
Boerne will go more vertical in their passing and that will stretch the defense with bigger chunks of yards as the result.
QB Quinten Dormady will be the rifle arm for Greyhounds as he has thrown 342 passes or an average of 38 a game. Boerne has averaged 22 completions a game with a 14 yard per catch average.
Boerne’s rushing game is an after thought and will mostly be in the hands of Dormady as the main cog in that part of their game.
David Snelling will be Dormady’s main go to guy as he has been the recipient of 70 catches for over 1000 yards and 15 touchdowns.
The Greyhounds have six receivers with double digit catches and those six players start with 182 yards via the pass on up to Snelling’s impressive yardage total.
Eli Davis will be second on the totem pole with 46 receptions and a cool 638 yards.
This offense is much like the running game for Canyon Lake where you pick your poison on who you want to stop and hope you are right more often than not.
Main points for giving Canyon Lake a chance in this contest?
No Turnovers. Whoever has the ball the most will win.
Long….Long….Long drives with touchdowns being a result will put pressure on a passing team.
Taking that time off the clock does not give a passing offense like Boerne enough times to run up a score and get into a rhythm.
In that Liberty Hill game with Boerne, the Panthers had over 450 yards rushing and that took the air out of the ball for Boerne’s passing game.
Canyon Lake will not stop Boerne but getting stops is still important and the more times the defense can pull that off, the better the chance of a win for the Hawks.
So this game really comes down to how well the defense plays and what happens in that turnover tally.
As those two pieces of the puzzle go, so goes who will win this game.
Go Hawks Beat the Greyhounds!!
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Hawks getting ready for their Playoff run after Honoring America!
Canyon Lake can now mark another item off their ‘Bucket List’ when they took care of the Taylor Ducks in three sets and getting their first playoff win in three playoff tries, 25-15, 25-13, and 25-21.
“It was a good win,” Head Coach Kimberley Paisley said. “This means we get to keep playing.”
Pick your poison on who you Block Ducks
The Hawks jumped out to big leads in their first two sets as they continued the same type of game against Taylor they had enjoyed in their match that was played earlier in the Cedar Park Tournament.
“Taylor played better in their third set,” Coach Paisley continued. “This was another bucket list that we set out to accomplish this season in winning the first playoff game. Now everything we do from hear on out is accomplishing another bucked list.”
That Bucket List is pretty full now as, CL will now see about getting some bigger buckets while this season continues into Thursday’s game with Sealy.
The dynamic dual of Bailey Drum and Addison Farley were once again lethal to the Ducks as both players had double digit kills, 16 and 15 respectfully.
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