Canyon Lake’s Volleyball Team now possess a 7-2 record after taking care of Lockhart in three games last Tuesday night in Lion Country.
Senior Mariah Ellis
The match started with Lockhart scoring their first three points, but that would be their last multiple point outburst for that game, as the Hawks systematically finished off these Lions and their den, 25-12.
In the next two games, CL played multiple lineups while giving their deep bench some game action in winning the next two games, 25-17 and 25-20.
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Bailey Drum making a Point.
Canyon Lake finished in 2nd Place in the Tex Fest Tourney. The Hawks won their first two games before meeting a tough Kerrville Tivy team and bowing in defeat in that championship match.
First Place was not possible, but this Hawk club had several other Firsts on this weekend.
First time they were able to compete in the Gold Bracket.
First time they have had a 6 game winning streak in their history with 5 game winning streak being reached 3 times previously during the 2013, 2012 and 2009 season.
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Coaches Corner with Canyon Lake’s Charley Drum.
The ReSporter: Hey Coach, what are your overall thoughts after the first scrimmage against Gonzales?
Head Coach Charley Drum
Coach Drum: “I thought we responded well to adversity, our offense did not start well and then they scored on their first play. We had an open 12 minute quarter and our offense took the ball for a score while taking 11 minutes off the clock. Then our defense held them to a 3 and out series. I don’t think they will be wanting to scrimmage us again since we did not give them much time to work.
I like how our kids responded and showed mental toughness early in this season.”
The ReSporter: Did you find out anything about your defensive backs and other players?
Coach Drum: “Well, we came out of the game healthy and we tackled well. We had some players that got some separation. All of our defensive line tackled well for a first scrimmage.”
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Bracken Christian results from their Mystery Tour are in with a resounding scrimmage in Prairie Lea yesterday.
Warriors taking a break during practice.
In Coach Lloyd Fields talk earlier this week, he had mentioned that this year’s team is a mystery without knowing how some players would react.
Well, scoring 11 times and only giving up three touchdowns would be considered a successful day of work.
Granted, this group of teams will not be carrying any banners in a Parade this year, but when you are on a mystery tour yourself, then surviving and playing well would be a good barometer.
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Behemoths: Jonathan McGuire, Austin Kahil, Tristan Woodruff and Gordon McCleary
The ReSporter will always try to get their first article on the Offensive Line for many reasons.
They are bigger than The ReSporter and you always want to be sure they are happy. Another reason is simple, your offense and defensive lines will be that main ingredient for having a good team.
Winning a battle in the trenches will dictate how the opponents will run their offense and defense. Winning this battle will usually result in a win.
This year, The ReSporter wants to start with the strong side of the offensive line. Being the second year with a Slot-T offense, this line will usually take on a lot of responsibilities on blocking for those running backs and hopefully many yards.
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Addison Farley defeating Gravity.
CL Hawk Volleyball will go into Saturday games in Wimberley Tournament with a 4-1 record after sweeping through their Pool on Friday.
Lampasas, Hamshire-Fannett, and Uvalde all fell prey to a Hawk team that was only tested in their second game with Uvalde when they finally succumbed those Lobos, 25-20 for a chance of playing in the Gold Bracket.
Canyon Lake was quick and to the point(s) as all three games had their opponent collecting brooms after being swept.
The Hawks are in a groove with players grasping their roles on this team early.
Junior Addison Farley has made her presence known as she deprives gravity with any it’s rules when flying for a kill.
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Coaches Corner with Bracken’s Head Coach Lloyd Fields
The ReSporter: Well Coach you will be playing your first scrimmage tomorrow and so what would be your
Head Coach Lloyd Fields
thoughts going into this game?
Coach Fields: “Mystery, I have no idea of where this team is because of not having enough players to go full tilt. That causes us to be more careful for practice because we cannot afford any injuries.
In 2009 we had some mystery because we graduated a bus load of players. This year we are replacing five seniors from last year’s squad and of those five players four of them went both ways.”
The ReSporter: How many players will be suited up?
Coach Fields: “We have 11 players and two of those students will be limited tomorrow. In the last two years we have had 13 and 11 players and eight of those were starters. We will need to develop some young guys to give us depth.”
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Hawks will see if they can continue there quest for respect this season as they play this Friday & Saturday
Wimberley Tex-Fest Volleyball Tournament will start this Friday with 24 teams vying for a championship podium.
There will be two teams from CL’s district competing, Wimberley and Navarro.
Canyon Lake will be in Pool 3 on that first day and will play three games with Uvalde, Lampasas, and Hamshire Fannett.
The teams will be placed in one of 4 brackets based on how they finished in pool play. The Hawks will have six total games after this two day event. GO HAWKS!!
Friday’s Games:
Bridges Gym @ 9am Hawks vs. Lampasas
Bridges Gym @ 11am Hawks vs. Hamshire Fannett
Bridges Gym @ 2pm Hawks vs. Uvalde
This will be a best of three format and if games finish early, then an early start will commence. In other words the times above might not be that actual time a game will start.
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Coach Paisley making a point in practice last week.
Canyon Lake made a statement in their first game for this 2014 Volleyball season.
Schertz Clemens went down in defeat, 3-1 after winning their first game. CL took care of their unforced net violations and swept Clemens in their next three games.
Last year, the Hawks, started with a 0-3 whitewashing to this same school and with some good passing, rallies, and communication Canyon Lake had an ‘A’ game with this win.
Canyon Lake also said good-bye to that nasty 8 game losing streak they had in district play to end last season.
The Hawks had a similar situation as last year when CL started their season with these same two teams.
Clemens won in three games with little resistance as graduate Amber Ramsey finished with 7 kills and 3 blocks. Hayley Melone counted 10 digs and then freshman Regan Mickey with 11 assists.
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Present Beats Past in Canyon Lake Volleyball, 2-1 as the Alumni rallied
Alumni will be sore tomorrow as they put on a good show against the Hawk Varsity
from a 18-8 deficit to make it an interesting finish to lose 25-23 final score.
The Past had some height and this Present team had to do some digs to keep the game out of reach for those Past players.
Present team one the first match with a little resistance, but as that second game got going, the Past hit their stride and won in overtime, 26-24.
Coach Kim Paisley will be fielding her second team at Canyon Lake and one thing should be apparent, this team will be one year older.
There were not many Seniors on last year’s squad and with a freshman playing and a few sophomores, CL could not count on having experience to help answer some shortcomings in last year’s season.
“They have come a long way,” Head Coach Paisley said when asked about how the younger players had progressed since the end of last season. “This group has always been competitive and they have kind of grown into themselves. During the off-season I started seeing it.”
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