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Canyon Lake scored 15 points in their first quarter with only needing one more point to
Head Girl’s Basketball Coach MaryBeth Gallagher
score more than Luling would have in their whole game.
In fact, the Lady Hawks did score more than Luling in each quarter after that first stanza and coasted to a 53 point win.
“We were able to work on a lot,” Head Coach Mary Beth Gallagher said. “Everyone got good playing time.”
Luling was the type of opponent you can judge how the team has progressed, but it does allow the coaches another game of assessing how much improvement has transpired.
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1 2 3 4 Final
Llano 25 20 20 16 81
CL Hawks 6 10 6 16 38
Scorers: Tyler Clark 9, Hayden Lee 6, Trendon Martinez 5,
Garrett Winters 3, Isaac Mendez 3, Nic Adams 3, Sean Nolan 3,
Austin Acosta 2, Andrew Riali 2, Javier Mendez 2.
Hawks met a YellowJacket that could turn different colors as Canyon Lake was also seeing stars as Llano
Javier Mendez making switch from football to basketball
hammered the Hawks, 81-38.
Yes, you read that score right. Canyon Lake did not respond to Llano’s press and turnovers was the result to this dismantling.
“We shot the ball poorly and Llano pressed the whole game and we were just not ready for it,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman opened.
Canyon Lake had only one practice with the players that just finished their football season and so a little rust and getting into basketball shape could of been some of the reasons for this blowout.
“That plays into it,” Coach Chapman said. “We hope to have those guys basketball ready by our next game and a lot of what we are doing this year is new those players too.”
The Hawks were as cold as the weather outside and this snowball gathered speed as each quarter transpired.
“Even when we did break the press we were not able to take advantage,” Coach Chapman closed.
Skyler Tschoepe and Robert Woods did not play in this opening game for those football athletes that double with basketball also. They will be ready for varsity next week.
This team will have better days, and the good news is games before district are for working out kinks.
The Hawk Football team proved that a 3-7 team can at least two rounds in the playoffs so wins and losses before district are just Christmas Ornaments.
The Hawks had their 7 point lead slip away in the last two minutes as Lampasas closed the game out with a last
Sharp Shooter Andrew Riali
second shot to win, 59-57.
Canyon Lake was still playing short handed as this Saturday game was postponed one day as the Hawk’s football team was playing in a second round game a day earlier.
There are several players that will be bringing reinforcements to the hard wood by next week.
The game against Lampasas was a stark improvement from CL’s first 40 point loss to Cedar Creek.
Improvements in several areas was evident. Shooting percentage and taking care of the ball were both part of those building blocks.
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Austin Acosta and TJ Jones tackle a Leopard in Area play
Canyon Lake ran into a buzz saw as La Grange made mince meat of the Hawks, 50-8 in Area play.
The Hawks could not move the ball offensively and conversely could not stop this Leopard team defensively.
“Credit this La Grange team, they forced our mistakes and were very opportunistic,” Head Coach Charles Drum said. “Our game plan was to control the clock and to limit their plays and we did not accomplish either one.”
Canyon Lake kicked off to start the game thinking the wind would help, but after La Grange’s first
Karl Weidner with the tackle with Ryan Hutcheson ready to clean up
drive against that blustery wind the game was not going to get better. Eight plays and 58 yards in four minutes was the result.
Equate this game to a rodeo, the Leopards would stop the Hawk’s runners like a cowboy would rope a calf and tie the legs. The Hawk runners were tackled and very seldom would be able to gain more yardage.
All the keys for CL in making this game competitive was lost in those first few minutes.
The Hawks needed to have long drives to help the defense and put pressure on La Grange.
Result? The Hawks amassed 36 yards on their first five drives which resulted in one first down.
After those five drives the score was La Grange 35 Canyon Lake 0.
Add a bad snap on a punt giving the Leopards another score before half and all this CL team could do was get warm in their dressing room.
The second half had La Grange calling off the Leopards scoring a safety and touchdown and being content with a well deserved win.
La Grange was all class in this game as this contest was coming to a close finding themselves on the Hawk’s 1 yard line and taking a knee to run out the clock.
Canyon Lake did serve notice for the coming years, when they showed some promise as the ground work was being laid with an offense that will be able to be refined as lower grades and this crop of players continue to hone their skill set to be more consistent.
Josh DeVries finished this game with a 23 yard run for the Hawk’s only score and pride for a season that started with anguish turned into a campaign that went two rounds in the playoffs while improving each week.
Josh DeVries taking flight for extra yardage
On that last Hawk drive, the future was evident as Sophomore Robert Woods with 7 yards, Junior Austin Acosta with 16 yards and Junior Josh DeVries finishing with 36 yards and his touchdown run.
Yes, this game was ZZ Top taking the Hawks to that little shack outside La Grange but let’s make it a point not to go back to that shack.
Good luck to the Leopards as they continue their playoff run.
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Game Quotes:
On what this team accomplished this season.
Coach Drum: “We came out with great effort this year and this club showed perseverance and mental toughness by overcoming adversity after starting 0-6. I told this team that this will help them to apply what they learned to how they will handle life.”
On what the Seniors would like to share with the underclassman.
Offensive Lineman Cory Ruston: “When you get your opportunity then don’t let it go because it hurts when it is gone. Don’t hold back and give 100% and just be reckless.”
Linebacker Dominic Theisz: “Make the playoffs, keep it (the playoffs) going. Take every game like it is your last game.”
Offensive Lineman Justin Monfils: “Never give up and no matter how far you are up or down, always play the same….it went away fast…way too fast.”
Running Back McGuire Johnson: “I am really jealous that Coach Moses did not come earlier and these players will get to play for him longer…Learn from what we did and capitalize and develop during the off season….this goes by quickly and La Grange is a hell of a team.”
The ReSporter would also like to thank Laura Theisz for supplying the photos these past two years. Her willingness to help this publication was valuable and made the articles come alive with those action shots.
Thank-you Laura!!!!
1 2 3 4 Final
La Grange 14 27 9 0 50
Canyon Lake 0 0 0 8 8
Scoring Summary:
LG-Dillon Davis 24 yard run (Cerda kick), 8:01, 1st
LG-Hutcheson 85 yard pass from Davis (Cerda kick), 5:29, 1st
LG-Hutcheson 9 yard run (Cerda kick), 11:52, 2nd
LG-Filmore 1 yard run (Cerda kick), 7:19, 2nd
LG-Mueller fumble recovery in end zone (pat failed), 1:40, 2nd
LG-Fumble out of end zone safety for La Grange, 4:39, 3rd
LG-Filmore 29 yard run (Cerda kick), 4:09, 3rd
CL-Josh DeVries 23 yard run (DeVries run), 10:06, 4th
Game Stats Leopards Hawks
Total Yards 371 141
First Downs 20 6
Rushes/Yards 40/230 40/127
Comp/Att/Int 4/7/0 1/2/0
Passing Yardage 141 13
Punts/Average 1/53.0 4/37.0
Fumbles/Lost 2/1 3/2
Penalties-Yards 9-75 8-64
TOP 25:04 22:56
Passing Comp Att Pct Yards TD Int
Skyler Tschoepe 1 2 .500 13 0 0
Rushing Att Yards Ave Lg TD
Josh DeVries 13 62 4.8 23 1
McGuire Johnson 11 36 3.3 9 0
Austin Acosta 4 18 4.5 10 0
Hayden DuBois 3 8 2.7 6 0
Robert Woods 3 7 2.3 4 0
Skyler Tschoepe 3 1 0.3 9 0
Hayden Lee 1 -4 --- -- 0
Receiving No Yards Ave Lg TD
Evan Schuller 1 13 13.0 13 0
Oma’s Christmas Fair
30th Annual
December 7th & December 8th, 2013Three Buildings Of Vendors Featuring
(Held Rain Or Shine)
Handcrafted/Handmade Merchandise
**Bake Sale**Food And Drink Concessions**
**Scheduled Visits From Santa**Photo’s With Santa***
**Children’s Activities**Shopping For All Ages**Gift Ideas For All Ages**
**Door Prizes***
**Holiday Festive Atmosphere**
**Complementary Holiday Spiced Tea**
**Scheduled Spinning Wheel Demonstrations**
SATURDAY-December 7th-8:00 A.M. Till 4:00 P.M.
SUNDAY-December 8th-9:00 A.M.Till 3:00 P.M.
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Community Spirit is rampant as Parziale’s Pizzeria displays players and Go Hawks
La Grange vs. Canyon Lake November 21st 7:30pm in Georgetown
Leopards (10-0) Hawks (4-7)
History: Leopards lead series 2-0.
2012 Hawks 09 La Grange 34
2013 Hawks 28 La Grange 48
Hawks Playoff History:
2009 Hawks 20 China Spring 31
2010 Hawks 27 Burnet 20
2010 Hawks 24 Somerset 25
2013 Hawks 24 Pleasanton 21
This Season's Games:
Hawks 06 Blanco 13 La Grange 49 Marble Falls 23
Hawks 35 Somerset 47 La Grange 28 Columbus 14
Hawks 14 La Vernia 34 La Grange 64 Royal 32
Hawks 07 Burnet 34 La Grange 48 Canyon Lake 28
Hawks 28 La Grange 48 La Grange 48 Gonzales 19
Hawks 14 Fredericksburg 38 La Grange 63 Smithville 13
Hawks 27 Bandera 06 La Grange 20 Giddings 14
Hawks 28 Wimberley 13 La Grange 28 Yoakum 07
Hawks 37 Boerne 28 La Grange 42 Cuero 12
Hawks 00 Navarro 62 La Grange 42 El Campo 07
Hawks 24 Pleasanton 21
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COACHES CORNER
The ReSporter caught up with Head Coach Charles Drum after a practice this week and was
Coach Charles Drum
able to talk about the Hawks and their upcoming game with La Grange.
The ReSporter: Tell us what you are expecting in your game this week with La Grange.
Coach Drum: “La Grange is the best team on paper in our bracket…they are very well coached and their defense flies to the ball and offensively they can be physical and fast.”
The ReSporter: I guess that is why they are ranked 9th in the State?
Coach Drum: “Yes, when you get in the second round you start to get the best teams.”
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The Lady Hawks won their fourth game in a row beating the Eagles from Cedar Creek on Tuesday night at
Senior Emily Muniz is all smiles after her best game this season
Mountain Valley Middle School.
This game went 4:39 seconds before the first point was scored by the Hawks as Jenna Lann made her free throw and it would be a lead that was never relinquished.
Scoring points was as difficult as visiting your dentist in having several teeth to be pulled.
Free throws was certainly not a good term to use, in this game, a made free throw would be viewed as gold.
CL was a cool 2 for 10 from the charity stripe while Sarah Schneider scoring the first bucket with 2:36 left in the first quarter and a 3-0 lead.
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Miscues Result in Loss for BCS in game with Logos Prep last Saturday night in Giddings, Texas, 30-21.
A returned kick-off and fumbles gave the Lions enough ammo to win on this night.
Logo’s Preps Toby Pavlik was responsible for 18 points of the Lions game while winning the fumble derby.
Bracken was first to capitalize on that fumble derby as Preston Koch took the handoff and fumbled in the air where Noah Boriack was waiting for the ball to fall into his hands and scored from 1 yard out.
That fumble just popped into the air for Boriack while Logos would score on fumbles that would resemble hand offs and also the conventional returned fumble by picking a ball off the ground.
The Warriors would win the yardage battle but Logos did not need an offense when having their defense and special teams responsible for 23 of the 30 Lion’s points.
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