Wide Receiver Doug Hubnik on his 22 yard reception to the 5 yard line
Canyon Lake lost the third round of their five round heavy weight bout against Wimberley last Friday at Wimberley Stadium, 40-3.
The Hawks seem to disappear every time a battle with their neighbors just north of CL’s campus have their yearly game.
“We did not match Wimberley’s intensity,” Head Coach Charley Drum stated. “They have played in a lot of big games and you can see that we just aren’t there.”
Five games and now five losses to the Texans in what seemed to be that same State Championship defense seen last year was in full array on this blustery evening.
Wimberley started this night with a 35 yard drive and were forced to punt after this 10 play drive.
Remember what has been talked about for Canyon Lake to compete with the Texans? Turnovers and Penalties.
Canyon Lake did not have a penalty assessed until the second half, however the same could not be said about the turnover.
First play was a muffed snap for Canyon Lake and a negative 12 yards for a safety.
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Mountain Valley 8th Grade A and B team split with Wimberley last Thursday night at Hawk Stadium.
In the ‘A’ Game, MV started the game with an impressive three play 55 yard drive to tie the score with five minutes left in the second quarter.
Spit End Tyler Shipman had a juggling catch over the middle going for 43 yards for the score. Shipman juggled the ball for ten yards before his clutch of the ball had a positive result.
“It went up in the air and I did not see it and then it popped up again and then I caught it,” Shipman retold the story. “Felt really good and I was tired.”
Anthony Rodriguez also let his presence known against Wimberley.
Rodriguez was responsible for tackle behind by five yards causing a fumble for the Texan runner.
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Canyon Lake Junior Varsity could not rebound in their loss to Wimberley last Thursday night at Hawk Stadium, losing 18-7.
The Hawks offense was AWOL in this loss as the halftime stats would bare out. CL had more penalty yards than offensive yards.
“Staying power is what we are trying to show them and that will build character,” Head JV Coach Brian Owens said. “You don’t measure a man when you are ahead, but when you find yourself in trouble.”
Quarterback Skylar Tschoepe had the Hawks first first down well into the second quarter and that would be the extent of that excitement.
Canyon Lake had 13 offensive plays total in that half while Wimberley almost matched that with their first drive of the game with 12 plays.
Wimberley also had multiple penalties and sometimes decided to have more than one on any given play.
The Texans had 104 yards in penalties while your CL Hawks finished with 116 total offensive yards.
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The Resporter: Disappointing year for the Team, what
Head Volleyball Coach Nicole Creek
goals were reached during this season for these girls?
Coach Creek: “We were successful early on with some wins at tournaments, before this season we never brought home any hardware from tourneys.”
The ReSporter: Tell us about your Seniors and how they impacted your team?
Coach Creek: “Seniors worked hard all year. They came together in the Summer and worked with me to create some of the expectations we had for all the teams this season. They were instrumental in getting the girls involved in Summer League and there almost every week. They were a great group of girls to work with and for the younger girls to look up to.”
The ReSporter: The ReSporter noticed that this group of girls did more during the off/season than pervious classes, can you give us an idea of what impact that had on your season?
Coach Creek: “I think the more they stay involved the better off we will be as a group and I think it showed this year. Despite us not going to the playoffs we still competed with everyone in a very tough district. This was a direct result of their efforts in the off season.”
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The ReSporter: Hey Coach let us know how Bracken Football is
Head Coach Lloyd Fields
doing this week.
Coach Fields: “We have had a low key week of practice, CASA does have 18 kids out this year, but we want to try and end this game by half time.”
The ReSporter: What is your focus?
Coach Fields: “Still adjusting our defense, right now we have everyone going full speed and are more healthy than we have been all year.”
The ReSporter: Your achilles heel this year seems to be in your Bonus kick for Special Teams, what are you doing in this part of your game?
Coach Fields: “We have quit trying to kick for our extra point. Now we are going for one point after every touchdown. Realistically we would like to be successful on 75% of those tries.”
The ReSporter: How should that affect your games?
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Special Time for Special Team
Wimberley week will always be a little different than other schools for Canyon Lake.
Why? Distance, The ReSporter would only travel an extra five miles in going to Wimberley high school versus Hawk Country.
Wimberley has also taken Canyon Lake’s lunch money the past four years, leaving the Hawks without anything to eat for lunch. (They are our bully…)
Could this be the year for Canyon Lake to kick sand into the Texans face? Possibly, now all CL needs to find out is if Wimberley will come back and does CL have the fortitude to stand up to Wimberley’s advances and land some punches.
“Wimberley is the third game of our five round heavy weight fight,” Head Coach Charley Drum said. “The stakes get higher with each game.”
Well, when schedules were drawn up for this two year alignment, District 27-3A moved games around and so this year it so happens to be a couple of 2-0 teams playing.
Not odd for Wimberley to be undefeated in district, but this will be just the first time CL has had a 2-0 district record when facing the Texans. The Hawks have faced Wimberley four out of five years with an unblemished mark going into a game with our ‘Devil’s Backbone’ counterpart.
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Canyon Lake Hawk’s Volleyball finished their season splitting their last two games with Bandera and Navarro. Both games were played at Hawk Gym with the finale last Tuesday night.
The Hawks had five Seniors on the court for their last game.
Cassidy Riccio, Logan Nease, Marisa Ellis, Reanna Wagliardo, and Katie Williams played with a lot of heart but still could not get that last win against Navarro.
At first, CL did not come out of their doldrums until the second game of this match.
After a 25-13 loss to the Panthers in the first game, Canyon Lake responded by winning their next game by that same score.
In that game, CL was dominant. The Hawks were everywhere on the court and controlled this game from their service to their kills and everything in-between.
Junior Amber Ramsey had seven kills in this game while Katie Williams (4) and Logan Nease (3) were just as lethal.
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History: Bracken Christian leads series with CASA, 4-0.
2008 BCS 58 CASA 13
2009 BCS 64 CASA 19
2010 BCS 50 CASA 00
2011 BCS 74 CASA 06
This Year's Results:
BCS 56 Austin Hill Country 06 CASA 06 Seguin Lifegate 54
BCS 66 Sugar Land Logos 20 CASA 18 SA Town East 64
BCS 60 Brenham Christian 12 CASA 50 SA FEAST 83
BCS 56 Boerne Geneva 58 CASA 56 Bastrop Tribe 84
BCS 58 SA Lutheran 00 CASA 06 Kerrville OLH 54
BCS 98 Gustine 56 CASA 00 SA The Winston 45
BCS 53 SA The Winston 08
The ReSporter could only find names of three players for CASA and nothing else about games played or Stats for those games.
After this week’s game you will still know nothing about any players and only have one game of Stats for this team.
Take the total score of the four games played and you would have a good indication of what this outcome will be.
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Team Stats:
Based on 2 Games
Offense Average
Navarro 852 426.0
Boerne 851 425.5
Canyon Lake 758 379.0
Wimberley 693 346.5
Fredericksburg 683 341.5
Bandera 405 202.5
Defense Average
Canyon Lake 460 230.0
Navarro 595 297.5
Wimberley 655 327.5
Fredericksburg 762 381.0
Boerne 825 412.5
Bandera 945 472.5
Quarterback
Team Name Comp Att Pct Yards TD Int
Boerne Dormaday 41 67 .612 683 6 2
Wimberley Jones 25 46 .543 403 4 2
Canyon Lake Belcher 23 44 .523 399 4 4
Fredericksburg Grona 23 40 .575 246 0 1
Bandera Nelson 19 53 .358 184 1 4
Navarro Durham 12 22 .545 143 0 1
Rushing
Team Name Att Yds Ave TD
Navarro Anderson 31 338 10.9 0
Canyon Lake Covarrubias 40 201 5.0 2
Fredericksburg Martinez 27 156 5.8 1
Navarro Conlin 37 155 4.2 2
Fredericksburg Rivera 18 148 8.2 1
Bandera Muniz 32 127 3.9 1
Navarro DeLeon 23 115 5.0 3
Boerne Collins 19 110 5.8 0
Fredericksburg Grona 26 110 4.2 1
Wimberley Kelley 27 89 3.3 3
Canyon Lake Dubois 12 87 7.3 1
Receiving
Team Name No Yds Ave TD
Boerne Burns 10 266 26.6 2
Canyon Lake Hubnik 6 170 28.3 3
Boerne Woodie 9 160 17.8 1
Wimberley Rainwater 9 150 16.7 1
Wimberley Swisher 7 141 20.1 1
Boerne Vedelka 9 116 12.9 2
Canyon Lake Camarillo 7 113 16.1 1
