Football, Sport News | July 10, 2011
The ReSporter would like to take a look at the teams and what their football record was in comparison to the rest of the District. The records were only based on the team played in the regular season.
Canyon Lake played a 14-1 Wimberley team and so that was the number used for strength of schedule. The playoffs however were not calculated, so the 8-3 record of Burnet was not used nor was the Somerset record.
So each team will have a different number of games in the formula, but if the team played opponents that went far in the playoffs for their regular season game, then their record would reflect that calculation.
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Offensive Tackle Michael Brady
Michael Brady is another undefeated Junior Varsity player that will add depth for the line. The young man has probably grown one or two inches since the ReSporter interviewed him.
How about: 6’2” 200 lbs. Left Tackle Junior
Brady also played a little quarterback for the JV last year, but the feeling that those days might be gone unless the Hawks can start beating teams like they were beaten in 2008.
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2011 Season
Last All Time
Yrs Rec Rec vs Opp
August 26 Hawks Blanco Home 5-6 1-2
September 2 Hawks La Vernia Away 5-6 1-2
September 9 Hawks Sealy Home 9-2 0-1
September 16 Hawks Travis Home 7-4 0-1
September 23 Hawks Luling Away 3-7 1-0
Open Date
October 7 Hawks Navarro Away 11-3 0-1
October 14 Hawks Wimberley Home 14-1 0-3
October 21 Hawks Boerne Away 4-6 1-0
October 28 Hawks Billies Home 1-9 2-1
November 4 Hawks Bandera Away 0-10 1-0
59-54 7-11
Points Off Ave. Def Ave
Games 33 17.2 29.5
Home Record 9-6 .600
Road Record 3-12 .200
Playoff Rec 1-2 .333
The Canyon Lake Gold Juniors baseball team took their final game on the chin, but the overall effect of a great season will always be best memory of the season.
Yes, the game did go to Seguin, but in the end the Gold team won 18 games on the season with a paltry four loses. That is the score that can be remembered by the players, Coaches, and fans.
The team had endured many games and highlights, “I had been with the team for a long time and enjoyed their last year,” a reflecting Coach Eddie Avey said. “It has been great getting to know the kids.”
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Senior Tight End Jeremy Fulton
There are several commercials that have been done with two flavors being put together for the best product. Reese’s cup comes to mind.
Senior Tight End Jeremy Fulton could very easily be that candy bar. Peanut butter and chocolate. The 6’1” 195lb player just needs to find out which part of the candy bar he will portray when the offensive play is called.
You see, the tight end has two responsibilities in football. They block like a tackle, guard, or center and then they can also release and be a receiver as a skill player.
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Senior Fullback Joe D'Ottavio
The ReSporter has been concentrating on the offensive lineman for the past three weeks and now we would like to take a break from that routine for a couple of days and concentrate on a different type of blocker for the running game.
Joe D’Ottavio will be our next front and center profile.
D’Ottavio is a Senior—6’0”—210lbs—Fullback/Linebacker
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Right Tackle Elijah Montgomery
The Profiled Offensive Lineman so far:
Wes Dicks Jr RG 6’4” 270lbs
Logan Felch Jr C 6’2” 190lbs
Jaaz McNair Sr LT 5’10” 190lbs
Ezra Barrett Sr C 6’1” 240lbs
Taylor Hocutt Sr LG 5’10” 210lbs
Elijah Montgomery Sr RT 5’8” 195lbs
Elijah Montgomery has the ‘it’ factor going for him. These are the lofty words from Offensive Line Coach Charles Wallen said about this young man.
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Taylor Hocutt
The Profiled Offensive Lineman so far:
Wes Dicks RG 6’4” 270lbs
Logan Felch C 6’2” 190lbs
Jaaz McNair LT 5’10”190lbs
Ezra Barrett C 6’1” 240lbs
Taylor Hocutt LG 5’10”210lbs
So far the offensive line is up to 1,100 lbs and 30’3” tall. That would give a whole new idea of what a ‘pancake’ block would look like.
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The Canyon Lake All-Stars could not hold Seguin down long enough to wrestle a win in the double elimination contest, Friday in New Braunfels Junior Field. The loss will pit the Hawks against the Seguin and New Braunfels losing team next Wednesday, July 6th.
Canyon Lake was the home team and had the advantage of batting last, but battling an eight run deficit proved to big of a hurdle to overcome in the last inning.
The error bug was the culprit in the earlier innings as the fielding allowed Seguin to score multiple runs without the benefit of hits. Unfortunately for the Hawks, the runs count the same no matter how the opposition crosses the plate.
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