Canyon Lake graduated half of their at bats and less than half of their innings pitched this
Tyler Vinson one of several returning Hawks vying for a Playoff spot
past year and there will be several faces returning for a chance of advancing in the playoffs this season.
The graduating players had a .271 batting average and 4.11 era with the largest loss coming from the loss of power. A total of 31 extra base hits have left the diamond with only 16 returning hits other than singles.
Returning players had a .259 average and a 4.42 era. The item to note is an extra year or being one year older can translate into better hitting and pitching.
For instance, Michael Brady had huge improvement from his Junior to Senior campaign.
Michael Brady ab r h bi 2b 3b bb so ave.
2012 Season 60 3 21 8 3 0 15 16 .350
2013 Season 75 9 31 18 7 1 19 7 .413
Canyon Lake has the potential to be a very good defensive team as players that were lost to injury will be returning.
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Canyon Lake’s woes continue this season as this young team keeps searching for consistency on the court.
Junior Kyndall Drum
If the truth needs to be known, there are players on this squad that would be playing on Freshman and Junior Varsity teams at this time of the year, but instead, find themselves playing teams that have more years of experience.
So this season continues to be a learn while you play and then hopefully in a couple of years the scores can be reversed.
Amber Ramsey did have a 14 rebound game which speaks well for this Senior that is currently sitting in third place in all time rebounds for the Hawks with 526 caroms.
Tiffany Tschoepe with 579 and Katie Williams’ 559 boards would be next on the bar for Ramsey to attain as she finishes off her Senior campaign.
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Canyon Lake has Scoreboard on Wimberley
Canyon Lake’s All-District Selections
The Hawks have put their finishing touches to a season that started out with a lot of angst and ended up rivaling their best playoff season in three years when Canyon Lake went two games deep into the playoffs.
There is certainly a lot of work that goes into a year that starts out with the heat of Summer to finally end with cold temperatures in November.
Canyon Lake installed a new offense this season and with that construction started the year riding a six game losing streak before a win against Bandera that certainly righted a ship and moved this team to a third place finish in District 27-3A.
This year had three wins that will certainly go down in the books as classics.
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Junior Skyler Tschoepe readies for a 3 pointer
Canyon Lake’s first quarter started so bad that the score was Skyler Tschoepe 10 and Wimberley 27 in the second quarter.
In fact the first Hawk not named Tschoepe to score was Isaac Mendez with a little less than four minutes left in the first half.
Tschoepe finished with 16 points and 14 rebounds in a game that was hard to find a positive vibe.
Canyon Lake had 19 points in the first half which also matched the number of turnovers for a Hawk team that found it hard to beat a press put on by the Texans.
The Hawks would pull within 11 points with an 8 point run to start the second half, but after Luke Curry scored five points in a 10 second period out spurt the Basketball gods decided to let this hot Hawk to go down with an ankle injury.
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The ReSporter: Your thoughts on this team before the season and now…what is something
Tyler Clark drives for the basket as Andrew Riali looks on
you have seen that you did not expect?
Coach Chapman: “I think we are finally shaping up to be the team I expected in the pre-season. We are getting up and down the court a lot more and using our athleticism to our advantage. We are steadily improving and for the first time maybe in the history of our program we are playing our best going into district. I don’t know if things are happening that I didn’t expect, I am just glad that we are starting to play like I expected.”
The ReSporter: What has happened that you thought would be better?
Coach Chapman: “I thought we would be better with our man defense, which has been our calling card the past few seasons. Fortunately, we have found an alternative (our zone) that has worked really well for us and has allowed us to play more of the style that we would like to play. Now that I have really looked at it and studied it, our personnel is better suited for a zone defense because it allows us to scramble around and get more steals and deflections. We will still play man defense, but the zone has really saved us this year.”
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Canyon Lake’s Top Three
Points 3pt Goals Free Throw Made
Andrew Riali 229 Andrew Riali 42 Andrew Riali 63
Skyler Tschoepe 131 Garrett Winters 26 Skyler Tschoepe 27
Garrett Winters 108 Luke Curry 14 Luke Curry 11
Sean Nolan 11
Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Assists
Sean Nolan 49 Andrew Riali 68 Garrett Winters 34
Andrew Riali 39 Skyler Tschoepe 62 Austin Acosta 23
Skyler Tschoepe 33 Sean Nolan 46 Skyler Tschoepe 22
Trendon Martinez 22
Steals Blocks Free Throw Percentage
Skyler Tschoepe 32 Sean Nolan 15 Andrew Riali 74%
Tyler Clark 28 Skyler Tschoepe 9 Austin Acosta 70%
Isaac Mendez 28 Haden Lee 6 Skyler Tschoepe 55%
Luke Curry 6
Field Goal Percentage 3Point Percentage Rebounds Per Game
Sean Nolan 49% Trendon Martinez 41% Skyler Tschoepe 5.9
Isaac Mendez 48% Javier Mendez 40% Andrew Riali 5.6
Trendon Martinez 48% Garrett Winters 33% Sean Nolan 5.0
Canyon Lake solved their starting slow mantra when they accumulated 23 points in the first quarter against Gonzales and coasted to their final non-district win, 52-39 last Tuesday night at the Hawk Gym.
“We finally came out from the start at home and made a statement,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman said. “I feel a lot better now than I did two weeks ago and we have come a long way…we are ready to play.”
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1 2 3 4 Final
Gonzales 2 2 13 8 25
Canyon Lake 16 7 11 11 45
The Hawk Freshmen basketball team came out fast this week as they were able to jump on the Apaches early.
It was a slow start for both teams until the Hawks applied pressure a few minutes into the game.
A few steals and quick passes later the Hawks were up for good in the game.
A 23-4 Halftime lead and hot shooting for the Apaches made this one a little more interesting than it seemed in the second half. The Apaches were able to rally to within 9 points until the Hawks applied pressure again.
“We put in a new press this week that is more of a risk reward press, tonight it just happened to be rewarded as they were only able to break it once.” Coach Barthels stated. “We had Wilkins get banged up a little on the first possession of the game, but Preiss stepped in and did a great job at the point guard tonight.”
The Hawks will need everyone to step up this week as Canyon Lake begins district play against a very tough district from here on out.
“All of the freshmen groups this year are tough in district.” Coach Barthels finished. “We are going to have to play our best basketball and be aggressive if we are going to beat the district teams this year.”
Climbing the Charts
Canyon Lake Girl’s Basketball has a short history but as we partake in a mid/season time period The
2013 Graduate Katie Williams holds down many Hawk Basketball Records
ReSporter wanted to show how this team of players stack up with previous players in the record book.
The players in kelly green are the current players and in each category there will be players that have ranked in the top 5 or more levels.
So, seeing a current player ranked sixth might not mean they are the sixth best ever with that stat.
You will be able to tell by looking at the official number of points (or whatever the stat is) that this player has many more points needed to enter into the higher stratosphere.
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Climbing the Charts
Canyon Lake Boy’s Basketball has a short history but as we partake in a mid/season time period The
Luke Curry drives the baseline
ReSporter wanted to show how this team of players stack up with previous players in the record book.
The players in kelly green are the current players and in each category there will be players that have ranked in the top 5 or more levels.
So, seeing a current player ranked sixth might not mean they are the sixth best ever with that stat.
You will be able to tell by looking at the official number of points (or whatever the stat is) that this player has many more points needed to enter into the higher stratosphere.
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