The ReSporter: How has your team handled their first loss of the
Head Coach Lloyd Fields
season this week?
Coach Fields: “We lost our first game during the regular season since 2009 and these players are very workmanlike and don’t show a lot of emotion, they understand what we need to do and will display that on the field.”
The ReSporter: How do you handle the rest of this season as District play starts in earnest?
Coach Fields: “We are real happy with our offense, but we will be making some adjustments in our games coming up. We have moved Davis Scott from running back to receiver to help replace losing Arnold Adame. We had lost our vertical game with Adame’s loss and that will help replace that hole. Scott is also faster than Arnold was, but Arnold had more size.
Eli (Achilles) will be moving to running back and Sam Hilgendorf will be our quarterback. Preston Koch will stay as our power back.”
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Coaches and 7th Grade 'A' Team talk after Victory over Boerne
Mountain Valley 7A team whitewashed the Greyhounds from Boerne on Thursday at Hawk Stadium.
The drive was right before halftime when this Hawk team took the ball on their 13 yard line after Caimen McDonough intercepted a Greyhound pass stopping a drive that would of had Boerne drawing first blood.
Mountain Valley set up shop on their 13 yard line and then proceeded to drive 87 yards in 12 plays to take the lead and in so doing taking the air out Boerne’s balloon.
Two passes for 32 yards and eight running plays that covered 55 yards and the touchdown.
The Hawks had 153 total yards and 87 of those yards were on this one drive.
Running back Micah St John had 68 yards rushing and 24 came on this drive, with the final seven ending this set of downs.
“I was able to see the what the defense was doing and then I started doing what the Coaches had taught me,” St John said. “I planted my foot and just went the other way.”
St John was commenting on how he got yardage on one of his runs and made yardage out of a play that could of had a loss on that play.
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Canyon Lake wins first District 27-3A Volleyball game against Bandera last Tuesday night on the road.
The Hawks won this match in five games in a topsy turvy manner. Winning the first two games of the match, then following that with two losses.
Going into their fifth game after losing the last two games had to be nerve racking.
“Last night we had our eye on giving us a chance at playoff and we knew that we had to win last night,” Head Coach Nicole Creek started. “The girls were extremely determined going into that game and did everything it took to win.”
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Canyon Lake's Rush Defense
Canyon Lake is 1-4 going into their District part of the season.
What is interesting is that Canyon Lake has had many stats that would indicate a record that could be better if you did not know any results of games.
Five Game Stats Opponents CL Hawks
Total Yardage 1554 1560
First Downs 78 69
Rushes/Yards 187/876 172/873
Comp/Att/Int 48/75/1 36/75/0
Passing Yards 678 687
Punts/Average 10/38.9 18/40.9
Fumbles/Lost 7/5 6/3
Penalties-Yards 16-110 28-224
Only six yards separate CL with teams played. The Hawks have a better per rush average and a better yards per catch.
Canyon Lake is also winning the turnover battle giving up three while forcing six so far this season.
The Hawks have been penalized over 100 yards more than their counterpart, which is certainly a negative and many games can be traced to this as a reason for a loss or two.
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SA Lutheran vs. Bracken Christian Warriors 7:30pm
History: BCS leads series 3-0.
2006 BCS 48 SA Lutheran 44
2010 BCS 68 SA Lutheran 00
2011 BCS 68 SA Lutheran 06
This Year Results:
BCS 56 Austin Hill Country 06 SA Lutheran 18 Granbury Academy 66
BCS 66 Sugar Land Prep 20 SA Lutheran 53 SA River City 06
BCS 60 Brenham Christian 12 SA Lutheran 63 Cedar Park Summit 74
BCS 56 Boerne Geneva 58
Bracken Christian is now in the part of their schedule that will not have a lot of resistance as far as going more than two quarters in any given game.
SA Lutheran does not have a home field and so they have the added burden with being on the road for all of their games.
Their record for the three teams played so far is a respectable 9-5 season. In the past SA Lutheran has struggled to score and this might be a more potent scoring team, but The ReSporter would think that they would not be able to score more than Sugar Land Logos Prep’s 20 points against BCS earlier this season.
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Team W L Pct.
Navarro 4 1 .800
Fredericksburg 4 1 .800
Boerne 3 2 .600
Bandera 2 3 .400
Wimberley 2 3 .400
Canyon Lake 1 4 .200
Upcoming Games: Games for October 5th
Canyon Lake @ Fredericksburg 7:30pm
Boerne @ Navarro
Bandera @ Wimberley
Last Week's Games:
La Grange 34 Canyon Lake 09
Navarro 30 SA Sam Houston 13
Liberty Hill 46 Wimberley 24
Bandera 34 La Vernia 14
Boerne 42 Lytle 08
Fredericksburg 14 Llano 06
District Stat Leaders: All Stats up to date.
Team Quarterback Comp Att Pct Yds TD Int
Boerne Quinten Dormady 104 174 59.8 1348 13 4
Canyon Lake Branson Belcher 36 78 46.1 687 7 0
Fredericksburg Kyle Grona 38 76 50.0 646 5 3
Wimberley Colton Cerday 33 62 53.2 476 3 4
Bandera Michael Miller 24 51 47.1 348 1 2
Team Running Back Att Yds Ave TD
Bandera Michael Miller 84 735 8.6 8
Boerne Bryce Collins 84 612 7.3 9
Navarro Zane Conlin 55 577 10.5 9
Bandera Fabian Munez 58 453 7.8 5
Navarro L. J. Anderson 53 423 7.6 6
Canyon Lake Eduardo Covarrubias 66 379 5.7 3 (7th place in Dist.)
Team Receiver No Yds Ave TD
Canyon Lake Daniel Camarillo 19 413 21.7 4
Boerne Bradley Veselka 22 401 16.0 6
Boerne Mark Woodie 29 314 11.0 0
Boerne Paul Burns 16 285 18.0 3
Fredericksburg Kim Ross Baethge 13 283 22.0 3
TAPPS Division I-Dist. 4 & BCS by the Numbers
Team W L Pct. District Games W L Pct.
Boerne Geneva 5 0 1.000 Boerne Geneva 1 0 1.000
Kerrville OLH 4 1 .800 Kerrville OLH 1 0 1.000
Bracken Christian 3 1 .750 Bracken Christian 0 1 .000
SA The Winston 2 2 .500 SA The Winston 0 0 .000
SA Lutheran 1 3 .250 SA Lutheran 0 0 .000
CASA 0 5 .000 CASA 0 1 .000
This Week's Games
SA Lutheran @ Bracken Christian 7:30pm
Kerrville OLH @ SA The Winston
Boerne Geneva @ SA The Atonement
CASA Bye
Last Week's Results
Boerne Geneva 58 Bracken Christian 56
Kerrville OLH 54 CASA 06
SA The Winston Bye
SA Lutheran Bye
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BCS by the Numbers:
0 Number of times SA Lutheran has beaten BCS, 2006 Season BCS won 1 game Lutheran.
4 Present streak of scoring over 50 points per game.
13 Streak of scoring over 50 points per game; 2 games of '10, ended last game '11.
32 Times Eli Achilles needs to score a TD to move into 2nd place in all-time points.
114 Points scored aggregate in Boerne Geneva game.
146 Most points scored aggregate, game with Kerrville OLH 2010 season.
355 Yards gained rushing by Eli Achilles for 2nd most in BCS History in Geneva game.
389 Most yards gained by individual, Grady Achilles, 2010 Kerrville OLH.
455 Second most yards rushing in a game, Kerrville OLH 2010.
495 Most yards ever rushing in a game, last week against Boerne Geneva.
583 Second most yards amassed in one game, Austin Hill Country 2011.
592 Most yards ever amassed in one game last week in Boerne Geneva game.
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Bracken Christian came out on the short end in their water logged contest Friday night in
Davis Scott and Eli Achilles
Boerne, 58-56.
“We beat ourselves,” Head Coach Lloyd Fields said. “I did a poor job of coaching and we could of done better, but I put our kids in situations they could not succeed.”
The Warriors had their chance with the ball in the first quarter having already stopped Boerne Geneva while BCS scored on their first two drives and driving for their third.
On that drive, a pass to Warrior Gunnar Stolhandske fighting for extra yards fumbled and the turnover gave the home team some momentum while stopping another chance for a score.
Bracken also had trouble in the bonus point part of their game, especially when you take into account that the Warriors had more touchdowns in this game and with a few pat’s conversions BCS would of won the game without a problem.
Eight yards from reaching 600 yards of total offense and you get the idea this Warrior team was not hurting on the offensive side of the ball.
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The good news is that there was rain at Hawk Stadium, Friday night as La Grange started a deluge and kept raining on the Hawks through three quarters until they called off the Leopards in the fourth quarter and let Canyon Lake score.
“We have got to work on our psyche,” Head Coach Charley Drum started. “We need to do some soul searching. We could not move the ball and we need some players to step it up.
This game was not pretty as Canyon Lake had no answers for the La Grange running game and conversely could not find their own running game.
The Leopards came into this game with two straight shut-outs and continued to keep the clamps on Canyon Lake with two first downs and a team that could not sniff the 50 yard line for the first half.
The Hawks finally passed the 50 on their last drive of the evening where they also accumulated five first downs giving them seven for the evening.
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The Mountain Valley 8th grade football team forged into the lead and never took their foot off the San Antonio Christian Lions in winning, 14-0 last Thursday night at Hawk Stadium.
The best of both worlds happened in the first quarter as MV Hawks forced a turnover on their three yard line and then drove 96 yards for their first and what proved to be the only touchdown they would need on this night.
A 35 yard reception by Heath McDonough was the back breaker on this drive as Quarterback Dylan Compton took control behind center to drive the Hawks for the score.
Mountain Valley would put more distance between these two schools in the second quarter when they finished a 6 play 57 yard drive that added the insurance needed to rest easier for the Hawks.
Running back Hayden Reed would start this drive with a 19 yard run and be responsible for 44 of the 57 yards on three carries.
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