The Junior Varsity Hawk’s Defense came through with a strong showing against Wimberley! Go Lake!
Way to Make us Proud Hawks!!
Canyon Lake’s Sub-Varsity Football teams started their season on the short end of the stick in losses to Wimberley.
The Junior Varsity out gained the Home team but 6 turnovers was too much to overcome.
Canyon Lake finished with 225 yards passing that had 4 players on the receiving end for QB Damon Garcia.
Peyton Vann garnered 84 yards on 8 receptions while newcomer Thomas Inman with 70 yards on 3 carries with his last catch being a thing of beauty on a catch inside the 5 yard line that had some snatchy dance moves resulting in a score.
The Lake did start this affair on fire after a defensive 3 plays and punt for the Texans and then a quick 5 play that had Dario Faz with two catches for 17 yards and a defensive facemark that help jump start this drive.
Garcia snuck the ball over the goal line for an instant 7 point lead.
GO Lake!
Things calmed down that had CL’s Defense holding the line stopping Wimbo at the 9 yard line and then another 4 play punt sequence.
That was when CLJV started their turnover bout that had a pick-six covering 33 yards.
A lost fumble on the next possession resulted in a 32 yard Texan drive scoring with less than a minute on the halftime clock.
How bout a fumble to start the 2nd half on the kick-off return for another short drive on 3 plays covering 36 yards.
Both teams were in a tug-of-war on the next nine drives that featured the Hawk’s blocking a field goal try and seeing Elias Salgado giving short lived life with his interception.
Yes, The Lake, also pitched in with another interception along with another fumble during these fruitless drives.
That last Hawk fumble was inside the 5 yard line that had Wimberley’s QB breaking open for a 95 yard run and score on their next play.
Canyon Lake was not finished by responding with a 6 play drive covering 68 yards resulting in the already mentioned Garcia to Inman reception ending the scoring and game.
Clean-up on aisle 2 and 3 with several food items being turned over before next week’s game against Austin Crockett.
Let’s GO Lake!
JV 1 2 3 4 Final
CL Hawks 7 0 0 6 13
Texans 0 14 7 7 28
Scoring Summary:
CL-Damon Garcia 1 yard run (Inman kick), 7:07, 1st
WT-Interception 33 yards (pat good), 5:55, 2nd
WT-Texan 7 yard run (pat good), 0:55, 2nd
WT-Texan 14 yard run (pat good), 9:09, 3rd
WT-Texan 3 yard run (pat good), 2:50, 4th
CL-Thomas Inman 40 yard pass Garcia (run failed), 0:25, 4th
Team Stats Texans Hawks
Total Yards 268 304
First Downs 11 15
Rush/Yards 25/200 22/79
Comp/Att/Int 5/13/0 17/29/2
Passing Yards 68 225
Punts/Average 4/40.0 2/31.0
Fumbles/Lost 1/0 4/4
Penalties 8-82 4-35
Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Damon Garcia 17 29 .586 225 2 1
Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD
Isaac Brinkley 9 32 3.5 10 0
Carson Walker 2 23 12.5 14 0
Peyton Vann 4 12 3.0 10 0
Damon Garcia 7 10 1.4 9 1
Totals 22 79 3.6 14 1
Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD
Peyton Vann 8 84 10.5 24 0
Thomas Inman 3 70 23.3 40 1
Dario Faz 5 63 12.6 21 0
Oliver Carey-Spoon 1 8 8.0 8 0
Totals 17 225 13.2 40 1
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Canyon Lake Volleyball continues to win ‘suppose’ to win games as they run their record to a very respectable, 9-5 with one more Tourney left in Seguin this week.
Head Coach Daniella Villarreal relayed her thoughts, “The girls did such a great job playing a clean game all the way through, no matter the changes in lineup I made. We passed excellent, served tough, and reached our goal of having a team hitting percentage over .200. We were low-error and kept the communication, energy, and consistency throughout the whole match. I’m proud of them for taking care of business!”
There was spontaneous student section ‘going crazy time’ that was later revealed by Coach Villarreal, “A huge milestone was reached with Kylie Rodriguez recording her 1,000th career dig. She reads the game so well that she can anticipate where the ball is going, which has led to her success along with her solid ball control. Kylie is a tremendous defensive leader for our team.
Way to Go Hawks!!
Another big accomplishment came with Chloe and Kylie both reaching over 100 career aces. Having been on varsity since their freshman year, this milestone reflects their consistency and effort over the years. Both of these girls have been some of the hardest workers I’ve known since the day I met them, and they aren’t done yet when it comes to achieving milestones and success!”
The district is starting to show some signs with two schools, Davenport & Wimberley, showing they will be having another good campaign while Bandera and Long Creek will be two schools that The Lake will be keeping an eye on in looking for an opening to secure a playoff spot. Fredericksburg has the worst record thus far but the Billies competition has been a step above which could prove to be a hard team to count out at this stage of the season.
The Hawks were in control of this 3 set sweep and continued to show-off their deep bench play by getting all their players on the court.
Way to GO Hawks!!
District 26-4A Standings
Davenport 16 1 .941
Wimberley 15 5 .750
Canyon Lake 9 5 .615
Bandera 9 10 .474
Long Creek 6 10 .375
Fredericksburg 4 8 .333
Game Stat Leaders: Score 25-12, 25-15, 25-09
Kills: Preslie Owens 9
Gabby Fory 7
Chloe Gray 4
Digs: Kylie Rodriguez 12
Chloe Gray 7
Chylea Gray 5
Assists: Chloe Gray 21
KC Caraway 4
Sabrina Steele 2
Gabby Fory 2
Aces: Chloe Gray 3
Mackenzie Dorn 3
Paisleigh Fahrney 2
Kylee Goff 2
Kyle Rodriguez 2
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Libero Anastasia Schultz & Breanna Fitzpatrick both showed moxie in Hawk’s Win over Somerset.
Both Sub-Varsities were victorious with CL’s Freshman being a part of one the more exciting matches coming back for a, 26-24. 23-25, 15-12.
The Lady Hawks jumped out to a quick 4 point lead but before that first rotation was completed found themselves in a close affair that quickly turned to being down 4 points, 18-22 before a Breanna Fitzpatrick serving a 4 point rally that tied the game at 23 all.
That rally had a Somerset error and a Fitzpatrick ace followed with a kill for Kyrn Menchaca and Katelyn Maxson.
A Peyton McCombs kill on a Lake next serve put this first set into the wings of the Hawks.
Coach Trevor Hamblet commented, “We faced a great test from a competitive team! The girls were very resilient and battled through adversity to pull out a victory in the final set. Kyra Menchaca was a phenomenal leader making plays as a setter and hitter. Katelyn Maxson also had some great serves and swings down the stretch to help win the game.”
That deciding set was inked when these Bulldogs overcame another 4 point Hawk lead, 17-13. Somerset ended this set when solid play totaling 9 points with 3 servers turning the tide (23-25) in favor when the visitors won by putting this game in a winner take all final set.
This final set had The Lake in a close battle before the Hawks forged to a vicarious 2 point advantage, 9-7 when McComb and Lauren Nouh each with a kill for that rally.
Another Hawk 2 point lead, 10-8 lead was quickly rectified by Somerset but another 2 point rally on a Bulldog error and a McComb ace ballooned the lead, 12-8.
From there this final set had that resilient Hawk team covering the floor with carpet led by Libero Anastasia Schultz and a Lake defense that kept the pressure on Somerset with more errors and a Hawk win, 15-12.
CLake had 4 players each with 3 kills:
Peyton McCombs, Lauren Nouh, Kyrn Menchaca, and Katelyn Maxson.
Lauren Nouh also led this Hawk attack garnering 3 aces.
A well played win and as always, Way to Go Lake!!
THIS WEEK @ THE LAKE August 26-30th
Tue Aug 26 Somerset Fr @ The Lake Green 500p Volleyball
Somerset JV @ The Lake Gold 500p Volleyball
Somerset @ The Lake 600p Volleyball
Thu Aug 28 The Lake vs TMI-Episcopal 1000a Volleyball
The Lake vs SSAHS 1200p Volleyball
The Lake vs BCHS 200p Volleyball
Seguin Tourney
The Lake @ Davenport 400p Tennis
The Lake Fresh @ Wimberley Fr 600p Football
The Lake JV @ Wimberley JV 700p Football
Fri Aug 29 The Lake vs Seguin Tourney tba Volleyball
Wimberley @ The Lake 700p Football
Sat Aug 30 The Lake @ Long Creek 700a Cross Country
The Lake @ Seguin Tourney tba Volleyball
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Let’s GO LAKE!
Canyon Lake finished off their Scrimmage Season last Thursday in San Antonio against a talented Central Catholic squad.
Now, The Lake, will go into preparation mode with a perennial power Wimberley Texas team comes to the Hawk Nest in the Battle of the Back Bone. Which has not been a game that has had much Hawk success during these past few seasons.
A second year with a new offense should prove to be fruitful along with a salty defense which returns most all of their starters from last year.
Kick-off will be at 7:00pm which will have both stands packed so be early to enjoy the pre-game festivities as CLHS starts their 18th year of football.
Volleyball continues to show improvement after another successful tourney at Pieper where The Lake finished with a 3-3 record against some tough teams.
Let’s Go Lake!
Head Coach Daniella Villarreal had this to say bout last week’s contests, “We finished the tournament 3-3, competing against tough opponents in every match. I was really proud of how the girls stepped up and competed at a high level. The caliber of play at this tournament was exactly what we needed to help prepare us for district.
One of the highlights was our match against Harlan, who went on to win the tournament. We lost 21-25 and 20-25, but the girls truly battled and made Harlan earn every point.
Make a Deposit & Go Hawks!!
We also played Laredo United South twice, and the second matchup was one of our best games of the weekend. The game before that we played Glenn, and we struggled with our energy to translate to gaining momentum to score. After that lose, we discussed controlling the things we could control, and we came out focused, stronger, and played much better the next time against United South to beat them in 2 sets vs in 3 sets like the first time.
Individually, outside hitter Preslie Owens really stood out offensively, consistently putting balls away to end rallies quickly. Another positive was our depth on the bench. I can turn to the bench and count on subs who are ready to step in, make an impact, and provide a spark when we need it.
We’re looking forward to our match tomorrow against Somerset and then competing in the Seguin Tournament this weekend! It’s really fun to watch the girls compete at such a high level.”
Come see the another home game against Somerset this Tuesday with first serve at 500p for sub-varsity with the Varsity following that battle.
CL Tennis received their first loss last week against Devine and will back in action this Thursday at Davenport at they start their Fall District 26-4A schedule.
Volleyball Standings:
Davenport 16 1 .941
Wimberley 14 5 .737
Canyon Lake 8 5 .615
Bandera 9 9 .500
Long Creek 6 9 .400
Fredericksburg 2 7 .222
Top 3 Stat Leaders
ACES KILLS BLOCKS
Kylie Rodriguez 26 Gabby Fory 71 Kylee Goff 11
Izzy Fory 17 Kylie Rodriguez 60 Gabby Fory 8
Sabrina Steele 15 Chloe Gray 53 Kinsley Van Meter 7
DIGS ASSISTS
Kylie Rodriguez 72 Chloe Gray 242
Sabrina Steele 72 Sabrina Steele 20
Izzy Fory 57 Izzy Fory 14
Let’s GO LAKE!!
Outside Hitter Preslie Owens goes in orbit for her kill as the Hawks prepare for Peiper Tourney next. (photo by Hayley Antoniolli)
The Lake’s Varsity Volleyball ran their record to 5-2 after sweeping Gonzales at the Hawk Nest, 25-11 25-21 25-09.
Way to Make us Proud Hawks!!
CLHS jumped out to a 9-2 lead and never looked back in that first set. Chloe Gray started the set serving and had help with a Gabby Fory and Kylie Rodriguez kill shot and 3 unforced errors by the Apaches.
It was that second set Gonzales woke up and secured a, 13-13 tie and a Coach Daniella Villarreal time-out.
After that break the Lake forged a, 21-14 advantage before these Apaches rebooted with a 4 point rally closing the contest to, 23-20.
It was Preslie Owens who had two consecutive kills that helped in a, 25-21 win.
Canyon Lake decided to not waste around in a one rotation route, 25-9.
GO LAKE!
It was KC Caraway who served for an 11 point drowning rally that had 2 Chylea Gray kills, 3 blocks (Mackenzie Dorn, Kinsley Van Meter, and Te’a Gonzales), and 2 aces closing out a 3 point lead, 8-5 that ballooned to 19-6 advantage.
Set-Game-Match win and on to a Hawk second tournament at Pieper High School where CL will have an opportunity to face a SA Lee school that beat the Hawks, 2-1 in last week’s tournament.
This will prove to be a good test for district to show if a first round loss can be turned around to a win in those round-about district schedules.
Gabby Fory and Mackenzie led the Lake with 8 kills that had 9 different players getting in the kill line-up.
Chloe Gray led with 26 assists and 10 digs in this total dominating battle.
Canyon Lake will be in action at home again next Tuesday when Somerset sets foot on the Hawk home court.
Way to Go Lake!!
Match Leaders:
Kills: Mackenzie Dorn 8
Gabby Fory 8
Preslie Owens 6
Blocks: Mackenzie Dorn 1
Kinsley Van Meter 1
Te’a Gonzales 1
Gabby Fory 1
Digs: Chloe Gray 10
Sabrina Steele 7
Bella Biasatti 6
Assists: Chloe Gray 26
Izzy Fory 4
Paisleigh Fahrney 1
Sabrina Steele 1
Preslie Owens 1
KC Caraway 1
District 26-4A Standings
Davenport 9 0 1.000
Wimberley 9 2 .818
Canyon Lake 5 2 .714
Bandera 5 4 .555
Long Creek 5 5 .500
Fredericksburg 2 6 .333
Le’a Gonzales gets her left handed kill on her 3rd try during this volley in win over her namesake.
Hit Man says get rid of Pests Hawks!
The Lake’s Gold (JV) evened their record in sweeping Gonzales at the Hawk Nest, 25-18 25-13.
The first set Lake did not get separation and not having more that a 2 point advantage until Harper Harrison scored on 3 consecutive aces ballooning a Lake advantage to 5 points, 21-16.
From their Brailey McCurdy and Hayley Mechler kills added by another ace from Cameron Parker combined with unforced errors by these Apaches would seal that first set for this Home team, 25-18.
With 9 unforced Lake errors in that first set being the main culprit in not forcing an advantage during those first volleys opening this battle.
Let’s Go Lake!
In a convincing second set, The Lake forged this win on Ella Parker’s service with a 5 point rally leaving CL Gold in command leading, 16-7.
Te’a Gonzales led the team with 6 kills with 4 of those in that second set combined with 2 more aces from Mechler.
Head Gold Coach Kara Barnes surmised, “We have really been focusing on turning the negatives into positives. The girl’s have been doing a really good job of shifting their mindset after an error to help them win the next point. I think they demonstrated that well in the second set and we were able to gain some momentum to earn the win!
We have been working on building team chemistry, since we do have a young team, and I have been very proud of how they continue to encourage each other and work towards this goal.”
This Gold Team will find themselves with some more positive moments when they welcome Somerset to the Hawk’ Nest next Tuesday with q first serve starting at 5:00pm.
Way to GO LAKE!!
HAWK GOLD ROSTER: (Not mentioned in article)
Addison Carrara
Liv Schapp
Leighton Hill
Devyn Kent
Alleigh Jones
Khloe Petty
Sofia Bareo
Bentley Welch
Kylee Goff goes for the Kill with Chloe Gray & Mackenzie Dorn wait for a celebration. GO LAKE!
THIS WEEK @ THE LAKE August 19-23rd
Tue Aug 19 Gonzales Fr @ The Lake Green 500p Volleyball
Gonzales JV @ The Lake Gold 500p Volleyball
Gonzales @ The Lake 600p Volleyball
Wed Aug 20 Devine @ The Lake 400p Tennis
Thur Aug 21 The Lake @ San Antonio 700a Cross Country
Friday Night Lights
The Lake Fr/JV @ SA Catholic 500p Football
The Lake @ SA Catholic 700p Football
Fri Aug 22 The Lake @ Pieper Tourney tba Volleyball
Sat Aug 23 The Lake @ Pieper Tourney tba Volleyball
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Hawk Sports are back in full swing after having CL’s Volleyball finish with a 4-2 record and winning the Bronze Bracket Crown at Corpus Christy Tournament.
Head Coach Daniella Villarreal surmised, “We are proud to share that Canyon Lake came away as Bronze Bracket Champions, and Chloe Gray was recognized with All-Tournament honors.
Chloe and Kylie Rodriguez did an outstanding job running the court for us. They are our steady presence, never leaving the floor and serving as strong leaders their teammates can always count on.
On Day 1, we had a tough pool draw against CC Veterans Memorial and LEE. Veterans Memorial went on to win the entire tournament, and LEE finished third in the Silver Bracket. We battled with both teams, but higher errors on our side prevented us from finishing out those matches.
Let’s GO LAKE!
Day 2 was a much better day as the team came out strong and controlled most of the matches. Our offense clicked more consistently, and we served aggressively to keep opponents from running their systems effectively. It was a long day with three matches, capped off with a best-of-five final, but the girl’s showed resilience and toughness to finish as Bronze Bracket champions.
I’m especially proud of how they bounced back after a challenging first day. We talk often about how struggles, setbacks, and tough moments make us stronger. This weekend was a great example of learning, growing, and becoming better together!”
Volleyball will welcome Gonzales to The Lake this Tuesday before debarking on their 2nd Tourney at Pieper High School starting on Thursday.
Let’s Go Lake!
The Hawk Cross Country also debuted at the Hill Country Rust Buster (don’t ask The ReSporter what that means).
Cross Country will in San Antonio this Thursday in a Friday Night Lights (on Thursday) and it is also starts at 7am….Looking at those titles you will have for these first two meets could strike a smile white these Hawk Athletes grimace in their open terrain jaunts.
Lake Tennis has started this season with two wins and will be in action this Wednesday when Devine will come to town with the first serve at 4pm. Bring some shade and water for this event and way to GO Lake!
Football finished their first scrimmage against Burnet last Friday and will continue their pre-season battles on the road in San Antonio when the Hawks battle the Buttons. The Central Catholic scrimmage will begin at 530pm for the sub-varsity teams and then Varsity will have a 700pm final round before starting their season against Wimberley at the Hawk Nest on the 29th of this month.
Good Start Lake and Let’s Make More WAVES!!
Another Kill for Gabby Fory as (7) Kylee Goff, (11) Chloe Gray and (12) Preslie Owens waits for the results. Go Lake!
The Lake opened up their season with a sweep over Marion Bulldogs at the Hawk Nest on Tuesday night, 25-23, 25-16, 25-19.
Way to Make us Proud Hawks!!
Gabby Fory was the linchpin in this grenade with 16 kills with some degree of authority.
Canyon Lake started their first set jumping out 19-10 lead before having some unforced errors that allowed the Dogs to claw back and eventually took a lead, 22-20.
Gabby Fory served for 3 points which allowed CLake to reclaim the game off a Kylee Goff kill and 25-23 back and forth contest.
In that second set, The Lake, separated with a 4 point rally opening a, 10-4 Hawk lead. This rally had Izzy Fory serving an ace combined with Gabby Fory 2 kills, Bella Biasatti kill, and a Goff block.
Marion did make a run getting the score back to a 3 point deficit, 12-10 Hawks….it was Kinsley Van Meter’s highlights that finished the Dogs in this set when she had two kills and a final point block that added an exclamation point for Canyon Lake, 25-16.
Let’s GO LAKE!
It was a 3rd set that required a Hawk comeback to send Marion back home. This set was filled with several unforced errors by the Home Team that had these Bulldogs taking a bite out of the Hawks and a 10-6 lead.
In fact, Marion led most of the set before Goff’s service with The Lake scoring 7 straight points with Kylie Rodriguez dominating with 3 kills and a block. This barrage included a Goff ace and a kill for Chloe Gray that ended with a Hawk lead, 23-19.
The game ended on CL’s next serve with a Van Meter kill followed with a Gabby Fory block.
Senior Setter Chloe Gray (28 Assists) was instrumental throughout this win setting near the net for a killing spree.
Canyon Lake will be back on their home court against Gonzales next Tuesday with their first tourney this week at Corpus Christi Spike-Fest.
Stat Leaders:
Kills:
Gabby Fory 14
Kylie Rodriguez 6
Kinsley Van Meter 4
Blocks:
Kinsley Van Meter 3
Gabby Fory 2
Aces:
Gabby Fory 2
Paisleigh Fahrney 1
Izzy Fory 1
Sabrina Steele 1
Digs:
Kylie Rodriguez 17
Izzy Fory 15
Sabrina Steele 15
Assists:
Chloe Gray 28
Sabrina Steele 4
Gabby Fory 2
Keep it up and Go Hawks!!
Hawk Football Season & The Hill Country a Thing of Beauty! Let’s Go Hawks!
Way to Go Hawks!!
Canyon Lake’s Football squad finished their first week of Summer workouts with an intra-squad practice on Saturday.
The Hawk defense showed off starting this evening as CL’s offense finally finding some rhythm as the plays continued.
Head Coach Sam Parker shared his thoughts after that last played was over, “We were looking for execution on both sides (offensive & defensively) were they able to play fast…do they know what they are doing and are they fast doing it and if they can’t then it is our job to teach them better and it’s our job to give them a scheme that they can play fast.”
Coach Parker continued, “There were some huge pieces and today was more about developing and finding depth and finding pieces behind pieces and making sure..ultimately it is going to be a long season….injuries are going to happen and we are going to have to find people who can play those ones and twos and today was more about that than anything else.”
GO LAKE!
Now The Lake will go into their next week knowing they have more to work on before Canyon Lake goes north to Burnet to play their next scrimmage.
This will allow the Coaches to see where they are when playing a different team with different offensive and defensive plays.
Playing an intra-squad scrimmage where a defense has a good idea of what is going to be run as well as on the offensive side of the table a different color jersey will allow that next step on working on other aspects and how to come together as one unit.
Canyon Lake had a successful first year and seeing what this team might be able to accomplish will hopefully find more hidden treasures on the way to another fruitful season.
Let’s Go Hawks Baby!
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Yes, The Lake, also pitched in with another interception along with another fumble during these fruitless drives.
