Uncategorized | September 14, 2014
TAPPS District 4 Team W L Pct. Bracken Christian 3 0 1.000 Cedar Park Summit 3 0 1.000 SA Castle Hills 2 1 .667 Kerrville OLH 2 1 .667 Austin Veritas 1 2 .333 Austin Concordia 0 2 .000 New Braunfels Christian 0 3 .000 Last Week's Scores: Bracken Christian 66 Austin Hill Country 40 Austin Veritas 32 Round Rock Christian 26 Brenham Christian 59 NB Christian 36 Cedar Park Summit 38 SM Hill Country 21 SA Castle Hills 51 Seguin Lifegate 28 Fredericksburg Heritage 38 Kerrville OLH 06 This Week's Games: SA The Winston @ Bracken Christian Austin Veritas @ Temple Holy Trinity Austin Concordia @ SA Sunnybrook Seguin Lifegate @ NB Chrisitan Cedar Park Summit @ Evant Giddings State School @ SA Castle Hills
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Bracken Christian Warriors by the Numbers:
0 Times BCS has been unable to score. 2 Times BCS has given up 40 points in a game. 3 Times BCS has scored 66 points in a game. 4 Times BCS has been on the losing end of a Mercy game. 5 Times BCS has started their season with a 3-0 record 6 Times BCS has beaten SA The Winston 9 Tackles by Zack Fasenmeyer in last week's game. 10 Games won by Coach Russ Wilson. 13 Times Jeff Camp has scored receiving a pass. 17 Times RJ Braune has scored receiving a pass. 18 Tackles for Coy Zunker in last week's game. 19 Points scored by Coy Zunker 21 Yards per catch for Jeff Camp for his career. 40 Times Bracken has administered a Mercy game. 66 Games won by Coach Lloyd Fields. 75 Games won by Bracken. 77 Is the completion percentage for Brady Beene. 98 Points scored in Gustine game in 2012 season. 99 Games Bracken has played since 2006 inaugural season.
Silver Bracket Champions from left to right. Dana Buhr, Zoe Edwards, Landry Hollums, Kaylie Duke, Samantha York, Kat Weber, Felicity Niestemski, Daniella Bustamante, Faith Hasness, Kaitlyn White, Abby Freund, and Sierra Ramsey
Canyon Lake’s JV Volleyball team came home from Wimberley holding a 1st Place Silver Bracket trophy.
Another Hawk team that is starting to jell as this year’s schedule continues.
The Hawk JV had some new faces starting this year which made this season a little longer to get each player on the same page with their communication.
One game in particular had been on this team’s mind when CLJV was beaten in Lockhart three weeks ago. In that game, the Hawks, had an eight point lead in that third match and a chance for their first win.
That is when all those communication gremlins showed up on the court that night and Lockhart found their groove for a comeback win.
“I think this tournament really helped us to gel as a team,” Head JV Coach Megan Helmey said. “I can see the girls working together and trusting each other more.”
District 14-4A Team W L Pct Canyon Lake 2 1 .667 Bandera 2 1 .667 Liberty Hill 2 1 .667 Fredericksburg 2 1 .667 Boerne 2 1 .667 Taylor 0 3 .000 Last Week's Results: CL Hawks 38 Marion 06 Marble Falls 40 Boerne 07 Hallettsville 26 Taylor 14 Liberty Hill 43 Brownwood 36 Burnet 55 Billies 07 SA Christian 28 Bandera 00 Next Week's Games: CL Hawks @ Wimberley 7:30pm SA Christian @ Boerne La Grange @ Taylor Liberty Hill @ Waco Connally Llano @ Fredericksburg Bandera @ Comfort
Team and Individual Stats: Offensive Points Average Defensive Points Average Liberty Hill 33.0 Bandera 16.7 CL Hawks 29.3 CL Hawks 18.3 Boerne 28.7 Boerne 25.7 Fredericksburg 25.7 Fredericksburg 35.0 Bandera 20.3 Liberty HIll 35.7 Taylor 18.3 Taylor 36.3 Top 5 Rushing Receiving Name Team Yards Name Team Yards John Shannon LHill 363 Eli Davis Boerne 297 Josh DeVries Hawks 294 David Snelling Boerne 270 Bryce Johnston Billies 226 Cole Dunaway Boerne 182 Alex Gonzales Bandera 207 Noah Nelson Bandera 108 Hayden DuBois Hawks 164 Evan Schuller Hawks 83 Passing Team Yards Quinten Dormady Boerne 907 Kyle Grona Billies 386 Joe Rodriguez Bandera 320 Terrell Reynolds Taylor 166 Skyler Tschoepe Hawks 129
Bracken passed their mid term test in a game with Austin Hill Country on a wet Friday in Austin, 66-40.
There is still work needed after the grading from Head Coach Lloyd Fields.
“I would give our offense an A and our defense a B, but our kicking game will receive a F after all those kick-offs yards we allowed,” Coach Fields graded. But our four Seniors stepped up and did their job.”
Bracken did receive a good outing with the Senior players.
Zack Fasenmeyer had nine tackles and caused a fumble.
Coy Zunker finished this game with18 tackles almost getting in the nose bleed arena with 20.
Robert Woods doing damage in last week’s game with Smithville
Canyon Lake finished off the Marion Bulldogs in wet conditions and lightening delays on Friday night, 38-6.
The game was early in the first quarter when lightning had been sighted and the stands emptied as a delay for an hour ensued on this wet night.
“It was a little depressing when they had to stop the game,” Safety Matt Adams volunteered. “But with Tommy Clark in the locker room, he got us all pumped up and ready to go when we returned to play.”
CL had a 7-0 lead at the delay signal and quickly resumed when they had a lightening strike offensively for another score with 5:16 left on the first quarter clock.
“We had a goal to have a fast start,” Head Coach Charley Drum said. “We got three and out on defense and our kickoffs gave us touchbacks.”
That was certainly a part of the game that changed from last week’s start.
“They had this game and played with intensity,” Coach Drum parted.
Anthony Jones, Sam Spurlock, Kenneth Jowers and Elijah Sheffield
Canyon Lake JV has now won three more games than they accumulated last season and the good news is the ease of how they are dominating their opponents.
Marion Bulldogs was that team on the short end for this night to the tune of, 47-0.
Defense was at full throttle for this game as Kenneth Jowers planted the Bulldog’s QB in their end zone for a two point lead on the safety.
“We were getting pumped up in the bus coming over here,” Jowers said. “We were ready to play because of how we stared last week.”
Pre/Game: Bracken Warriors @ Austin Hill Country Knights Sept. 12th 7:30pm History: Warriors lead series 6-3. 2006 BCS 16 AHC 64 2007 BCS 54 AHC 48 2008 BCS 44 AHC 16 2009 BCS 64 AHC 72 2010 BCS 54 AHC 21 2011 BCS 68 AHC 48 2011 BCS 60 AHC 42 Playoff 2012 BCS 56 AHC 06 2013 BCS 38 AHC 61 This Season Game Results: BCS 45 Temple Trinity 18 AHC 06 Abbot 52 BCS 51 CASA 06 AHC 32 Fred. Heritage 30
Bracken has Austin Hill Country right where they want them….the Warriors are playing them on the road.
AHC is still looking for their first win agains BCS on their home turf.
“If they are healthy, then they will be a very good team,” Head Coach Lloyd Fields. “This will the best team we will have faced and this will be our biggest test for this year.”
The Knights have a loss, but Abbot is ranked in UIL in the Top 5 and that would certainly give them an out in playing a game against a juggernaut like that for your first game.
Robert Woods running for 123 yards in game with Smithville
Pre/Game: Marion Bulldogs @ CL Hawks September 12th 7:30pm History: This will be the first meeting between the two schools. This Season Game Results: CL Hawks 07 Blanco 35 Marion Bulldogs 00 Yoakum 54 CL Hawks 43 Smithville 14 Marion Bulldogs 07 Karnes City 13
Homecoming for CL is now beginning to be an event that graduated students are growing in number and the name is just what it needs to be a home coming.
The Hawks will play their second home game in a row and this will be another team that is struggling both offensively and defensively.
Canyon Lake will need to step up their intensity no matter their opponent as games like this will not be a true test for contests coming up over the horizon.
There is not a lot of things you can deduce from this Bulldog’s team offense as they have 159 total yards for that side of the ball. That comes out to 80 yards per game thus far.
Hawks putting themselves in a good position to start district next week.
The ReSporter has mid season numbers for the Volleyball team and this is also a good time to go over what might transpire this year in District 26-4A.
Looking at the standings you will find five teams with a legitimate chance of snagging one of the four playoff spots.
Givens? Gonzales will not win a game this year in district action and La Vernia has a chance to surprise simply because they have proven themselves in past years.
Yes, they lost several players from last year’s team and the question would be can they compete with all five teams.
There have already been two games played and Cuero had the best non-district record but being beaten by Navarro 3-0 does not give you a good idea that any of those wins were to stalwart teams.
