Time for Post Season! Let’s GO LAKE!

                  Keep it Going Hawks!!

Canyon Lake doused the Long Creek Dragons after another strong performance from Cullen Barnhart who pitched a 2 hitter in giving up one run while striking out five.

Barnhart was also instrumental in this win offensively after his double driving in two runs as The Lake plated 3 runs in that opening inning. Those runs would prove to be enough for this win.

There was rough waters starting the 4th frame when Long Creek had 6 of 7 batters able to reach base but could only garner one run.

Three Dragons reached base with two walks and a hit batter to start this roller-coaster. This ride had two players out at the plate….one on a suicide squeeze play and the other fielder’s choice.

Be Handy Hawks Baseball & Go Lake in Playoffs!

The Lake responded an inning later when Ryan Rena opened this inning with a single and then stole second base before another towering triple off the bat of Bryce May that scored Rena that got the Hawk’s lead back to three runs.

This was Bryce’s second triple this week with this hit against the wind.

Barnhart had right at 100 pitches with his last Dragon to bat swung at the first pitch for a pop-out that had the Hawks punching their dance card for another post-season change to advance to State.

It was after that scary 4th Long Creek frame that Barnhart doused these Dragons facing 10 and getting 9 outs for another impressive outing on the mound.

The Lake will now play Legacy Ranch (17-10) for a 3 game series that starts at The Lake this Thursday at 7:00pm and then return the favor Friday at The Ranch starting at 7:00pm.

If a third game is needed then the location will be determined for a Saturday start.

Congrats and Way to GO LAKE!!

             1  2  3  4  5  6  7   R  H  E
Long Creek   0  0  0  1  0  0  0   1  2  1
The Lake     3  0  0  0  1  0  X   4  7  1

                 ab  r  h bi 2b 3b bb so  misc
Gram Simpson      3  1  0  0  0  0  1  0
Carson Walker     3  2  2  0  0  0  0  0  sb
Cullen Barnhart   3  0  1  2  1  0  0  0
Ryan Rena         2  1  1  0  0  0  0  0  sb sac
Bryce May         3  0  1  1  0  1  0  1
Brenan Hughes     3  0  1  1  0  0  0  0
Joshua Little     3  0  0  0  0  0  0  1
Lucas Shexnayder  1  0  0  0  0  0  2  0  sb 2
Gavyn Baldera     3  0  1  0  0  0  0  1
Totals           24  4  7  4  1  1  3  3

Pitching               ip  h  r er bb so
Cullen Barnhart (2-0) 7.0  2  1  1  4  5

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                   ALL-TIME PLAYOFF TOP 3 STATS
At Bats                Runs                  Hits
Hunter Anderson    44  Griffen Williams  8   Chase Anderson    15
Griffen Williams   38  Hunter Anderson   8   Hunter Anderson   15
Chase Anderson     38  Tyler Pauly       7   Griffen Williams  14
                       Carter Williams   7

RBI’s                  Extra Base Hits       Base on Balls
Griffen Williams   19  Griffen Williams   8  Chase Anderson     8
Carter Williams    13  Carter Williams    5  Tyler Pauly        8
Chase Anderson      9  Hayden Baker       3  Tanner Schultz     7
                       Ryan Rena          3  James LaLonde      7
                       Hayes Holladay     3

Batting Ave (10 ab)    Inning Pitched         Strikeouts
Michael Anderson .600  Tanner Schultz   23.1  Tyler Pauly      23
Matthew McLain   .429  Tyler Pauly      18.0  Carter Williams  22
James LaLonde    .400  Griffen Williams 18.0  Luke Roskin      15
                                              Tanner Schultz   15

Earned Run Ave. (era)  Wins
Carter Williams  0.64  Tyler Pauly         3
Tyler Pauly      0.78  Tanner Schultz      3
Luke Roskin      0.81  Carter Williams     2
                       Cody Breest         2

Hawk JV Green Pitcher Rowan Edwards had a No-No in win over Bandera.

                  Way to GO LAKE!

The Canyon Lake JV Green Baseball team finished their season capping off a huge win at Bandera, 9-2 with some timely hitting and a gem of a pitching performance.

This JV Green team finished their season completing a, 16-9-1 record and finished tied for 2nd place in district play.

Rowan Edwards threw a complete game no hitter against the Bulldogs while striking out 6 and only giving up 2 walks in this victory.

Edwards started this contest with a strike out and then after giving up a walk was redeemed when First Baseman Hudson Hastings started a 3-1-4 double play while Edwards ended each inning with a strikeout.

Josh Little was all business in Hawk’s JV Green win!

It not for a couple of errors in that final frame these Bulldogs would have gone home having Jowls without teeth.

The Hawks were led offensively by Josh Little, Brandon Rilee and Payton Vann who went a combined 6 at bats~6 runs~5 hits~& 5 RBI’s.

Coach Self was selfless in his assessment of this year, “I am extremely proud of these guys this season. They improved every week and competed for a district championship. These guys were a great group to coach and Coach Wilson and I are proud of them and our season!”

Way to GO LAKE!!

                1  2  3  4   R  H  E
The Lake Green  4  1  2  2   9  6  2
Bandera         0  0  0  2   2  0  3 

                    ab  r  h bi 2b bb so  misc
2b Kobe Halverson    2  1  0  0  0  1  0  sb 2 roe
1b Hudson Hastings   3  0  0  0  0  0  1  roe
3b Joshua Little     2  1  2  2  1  0  0  sb sf
 P Rowan Edwards     2  1  0  0  0  0  1  sb hbp
ss Payton Vann       2  2  1  2  0  0  0  sb 2 sf
lf Brandon Rilee     2  3  2  1  0  1  0  sb 3
dh JJ Bettis         2  0  1  1  0  0  0
cf Peyton King       0  0  0  0  0  1  0
rf Davin Childers    2  0  0  0  0  1  1
 c Jake Welkey       2  1  0  0  0  1  0
pr Peyton King       0  0  0  0  0  0  0  sb
Totals              19  9  6  6  1  5  3

Pitching            ip  h  r er bb so
Rowan Edwards      4.0  0  2  0  2  7  Won

Jacob Little was huge helping The Lake have chance making post-season.  Go Lake!

              GO LAKE Baseball

The Lake garners a play-in game with their 13-5 win over Bandera thanks to a not so Little Jacob pitching 6 innings in giving up one run while striking out 7 Bulldogs.

Yes, Jacob Little was helped by a flood of runs the top of the 6th frame as The Lake batted around while scoring 9 runs and now a date this Saturday at 2:30pm in New Braunfels’ High School against Long Creek.

The winner will have their dance card for more games in the post-season.

                  Let’s GO LAKE!

This Bandera contest was testy after, The Lake, took a 3 run lead to start this game but these Bulldogs answered with 2 runs and then added another 3 runs in that second inning which had Head Coach Victory Escamilla changing pitchers and inserting a Freshman who started his first ever varsity action.

Head Coach Victor Escamilla had this to say about Jacob Little’s pitching, “I’ve seen him enough in the sub-varsity where I had seen him with four (types of) pitches and he throws them for strikes. He’s like a coach on the field…and I told one of my coaches in the dugout, ‘When that kid graduates then I want him as one of my assistants.’  He’s always coaching and he wants to learn the game.”

            Break the Dam~ Lake!

Coach Escamilla wasn’t finished, “He can slow down the game by shutting down the run game because he can hold them to a one way lead because, there is a lefty throwing.”

Jacob Little took the BIG Stage on the mound and after giving up a run on a sacrifice fly then those jitters would be gone until that final out in the seventh frame.

Mr. Little, after his first entrance to the mound would settle in by giving up a walk (3rd inning), single (4th inning)…without any damage and then followed with a 3-up & 3-down in the 5th and 6th frame accumulating 4 strikeouts during those two innings.

Meanwhile the Lake was down 2 runs and was able to answer with one score in the third when Ryan Rena doubled and scored on a Bryce May single. These two players combined for 6 hits and 6 rbi’s in this win.

It was in that 6th inning that had Bandera’s pitcher ran out of pitches and then CL took care of the Bulldogs bullpen. Canyon Lake had 13 Hawks coming to the plate which was highlighted with a towering triple off the bat for May-Day knocking in two of those runs.

The Lake had 4 consecutive hits after Gavyn Baldera was robbed after being called safe beating out an infield hit…. but an umpire conference ruled that play an out.

It would be Archer Miller legging out another infield hit as speed kills and that was CL’s main helping hand for this game. The Lake coasted while not allowing any more runs and another Hawk must win battle.

Now another contest on Saturday at 2:30pm at New Braunfels High School in realizing hopefully another play-off year!

Way to Go Lake!

           1  2  3  4  5  6  7   R  H  E
The Lake   3  0  1  0  0  9  0  13 14  1
Bandera    2  3  0  0  0  0  0   5  4  5

                  ab  r  h bi 2b 3b bb so  misc
Gram Simpson       4  2  1  0  0  0  1  0  sb roe fc
Carson Walker      5  1  2  1  0  0  0  1
Cullen Barnhart    4  1  1  2  0  0  1  1
Ryan Rena          4  3  3  1  1  0  1  0
Brenan Hughes      3  1  0  1  0  0  1  1  fc
 ph Dalton Hodges  1  0  0  0  0  0  0  1
Bryce May          4  1  3  5  0  1  0  1
Lucas Schexnayder  4  1  1  1  0  0  0  2
Gavyn Baldera      3  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  roe
 ph Joshua Little  1  1  1  0  0  0  0  0
Archer Miller      4  2  2  0  0  0  1  0
Totals            37 13 14 11  1  1  5  7

Pitching             ip  h  r er bb so
Jace McGoldrick     1.0  1  4  4  4  1
Jacob Little (1-0)  6.0  3  1  1  3  7
Totals              7.0  4  5  5  7  8

Gram Simpson stealing his 23rd base that has him in 3rd Place on CL’s All-Time List. (photo by Daniel Clifton)

         Way to GET HITS HAWKS!

The Lake was missing two starters (pitcher & catcher) in a must(er) win contest against Bandera and came through with flying colors as Cullen Barnhart pitched 4 innings giving up one unearned run while Archer Miller was his battery mate in this conquest.

It was Barnhart’s first appearance in an official game this season which became a, ‘where has this pitcher been all season’, thoughts of grandeur.

Eight strikeouts and no walks was the perfect formula needed for The Lake while getting some help from Bandera’s pitchers who issued 9 walks while hitting three batters being enough for CL’s six hits to capitalize in scoring 8 runs.

Canyon Lake came into this contest one day later due to weather and knew that the team they are chasing for a play-off spot had won their opening game with Fredericksburg.

                Congrats Lake Baseball.

Long Creek’s  win presented a must(er) win battle with these Bulldogs needing a sweep as the only chance to realize entry to post-season.

Now, The Lake, will be doing some scoreboard watching this Friday in Bandera while needing a win and seeing who their next opponent might be on Saturday when they will face the Billies/Dragons loser.

It was the same scenario last year too…as the Hawks had to play Fredericksburg for that play-in game ironically in Wimberley where this contest was conducted after all the much needed rain.

             Proud of you Hawks!

Gram Simpson started this game getting hit by a pitch (hbp)  which allowed Simpson to own most hbp’s, passing Tanner Schultz,  with 22 for his career.

Simpson (64) was not finished tho…after working a walk later in this game which also put him #1 with that stat,  passing Tyler Pauly and Carter Williams, who finished their career with 63 base on balls.

All this to say that Simpson has been a good lead-off batter with his ability to reach base as he stands tied at 5th place all-time with Brandon Robinson who has a .505 On Base Percentage (OBP).

Carson Walker scored his 30th run thus far which is just two away from having 2nd place in runs scored for a season. Carter Williams scored 44 runs last year and Walker needs just one run in tying Hunter Anderson (’23)/Gram Simpson (’25).

Pitcher Greysen Patton did enter this must(er)  game during that last inning with two Bulldogs on base and no outs. Patton stayed in his tank striking out the side for a save.

A lot on the line this Friday’s, must(er) win for a chance of more games starting this Saturday.

Let’s GO LAKE!

            1  2  3  4  5  6  7   R  H  E
Bandera     1  0  0  0  1  1  2   5  3  5
The Lake    2  0  2  0  3  1  X   8  6  6

                    ab  r  h bi 2b bb so  misc
Gram Simpson         2  1  1  1  0  1  0  hbp sb 2
Carson Walker        3  2  2  1  0  1  0  sb
Cullen Barnhart      4  0  0  0  0  0  0  roe
Brenan Hughes        2  1  0  0  0  0  0  hbp
 ph Greysen Patton   0  1  0  0  0  1  0
Ryan Rena            1  1  1  1  0  2  0  sac sb 3
Bryce May            2  0  0  2  0  1  1  sac
Archer Miller        2  1  0  0  0  2  2  sb
Gavyn Baldera        2  0  1  1  0  1  1  hbp
Lucas Schexnayder    4  1  1  1  1  0  0
Totals              22  8  6  7  1  9  4

Pitching               ip  h  r er bb so
Cullen Barnhart (1-0) 4.0  3  1  0  0  8
Jace McGoldrick       2.0  0  2  0  2  2
Bryce May             0.0  0  2  2  3  0
Greysen Patton        1.0  0  0  0  1  3
Totals                7.0  3  5  2  6 13

               Jacob Price taking off for a PR of 42-07 in the Triple Jump!  Go Lake! 

            THIS WEEK       @    THE LAKE        April 21-27


Wed Apr 22  Bandera         vs   The Lake        700p Baseball
                            @    Wimberley

Fri Apr 17  The Lake Green  @    Bandera JV      430p Baseball
            The Lake        @    Bandera         700p Baseball

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            Go Hawks & Beat Bandera!

This will be the last ‘This Week’ as you can tell with only two sports that are still going on and, Baseball, could be finished if they can’t beat Bandera at least one game this week.

It is between the Hawks and Long Creek fighting for that last playoff spot.

In fact, The Lake, could win both games and still not make the post-season if the Dragons sweep Fredericksburg. 

So, a Hawk sweep and a Dragon getting swept would be the best scenario because a play-in contest would not be needed.

A Lake sweep and a Dragon winning one in their series with Billies would require that play-in affair.

                 GO LAKE Baseball

That last scenario would be CLake splitting their series with Bulldogs and some heavy doing scoreboard watching hoping a LC being swept and another play-in option.

Meanwhile, Track & Field will be back in action next week and with some good performances having some athletes going to Austin later in May.

It has been a decent year for The Lake with some surprises and disappointments but The ReSporter would like to say Thanks to the followers of this sports news outlet and would welcome your ideas or thoughts for next season.

        GO LAKE!

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Let’s GO Hawk Baseball & Go Fast Lake Track!

Shana Cutrer passing the baton to Savanna Oberholtzer in CL’s winning 4×100 Relay at the Area Track Meet! Way to GO FAST LAKE!

                        Go Fast Lake!

Canyon Lake Ladies won the Area Meet scoring 114 points while having 7 Ladies punching their ticket for Kingsville, May 1st & 2nd.

It was night and day for Hawk Boys after having one (Tristan Schenk) last year The Lake added to that total with 7 more participants in scoring 42 points and placing 6th amongst the two districts.

Katelyn Lowth set a personal best reaching 11-0 in the pole vault finishing 2nd in that event. Then Eva Zabarcencu and Sophie Eastland scored 26 points in their two distance events (3200~1600 runs).

In an earlier district article these four ladies (Savanna Oberholtzer~Aubrey Avey~Te’a Gonzales~Shana Cutrer) accounted for 98 points that day in Fredericksburg.

The Fantastic Four will have a busy schedule in Kingsville participating in the following:

4x100 Relay    Savanna Oberholtzer~Te’a Gonzales
               Shana Cutrer~Aubrey Avey
4x200 Relay    Savanna Oberholtzer~Te’a Gonzales
               Shana Cutrer~Aubrey Avey
100 meter dash Savanna Oberholtzer
200 meter dash Te’a Gonzales
100 m hurdles  Shana Cutrer
300 m hurdles  Aubrey Avey
Long Jump      Savanna Oberholtzer

4x200 Relay    Gage Jones, Peyton King
               Chris Brown~Tristan Alexander
1600 Meter Run Gibson Cover
High Jump      Peyton King~Anthony Hockman
Triple Jump    Jacob Price

                      Plug those Leaks FAST LAKE!

As you can see The Fantastic had two (Cutrer~Avey) placing First in their two events while CL’s other two (Oberholtzer~Gonzales) was Second in their 100 & 200 races.

Eva Zabarcencu and Sophie Eastland have been a consistent 2nd-3rd place in those two (3200~1600) distance races. Those two events has been producing 14 points or more most of this track season.

Katelyn Lowth was able to continue Canyon Lake’s pole vault participation in Kingsville through this decade thus far as she had a personal best with her 11-00 foot vault and finishing in second place.

That night and day for The Lake’s Boys Track & Field showed a good jump from their previous year and for that matter since 2019 season.

                              Way to GO LAKE!

Peyton King won the high jump and Anthony Hockman had a 4th place finish but does have a personal best of 6-02 earlier this season at the Hawk Relays.

Jacob Price had his personal best in the triple jump when he traveled, 42-07 that placed him 2nd on CL’s All-Time Top 10 List. That jump was about 2 feet better than he had done this season but did have a better jump last year, but his PR (personal best) was over a foot better than last year.

That brings us to 1600 meter man: Gibson Cover who obliterated his PR when he finished First in the 1600 meter by improving, right at, 8 seconds from what his performed earlier this year. In fact, he has put up some good races that have his time finishing 18 seconds better than earlier this season.

First Place for Gibson Cover in his 1600 Meter Run!

This was a sweet victory after his disappointment earlier in the day in that 3200 race and then on top of that beating a Dynamite Duo Davenport runners with a Superman effort and leaving them in the dust.

The Boy’s 4×200 Relay was able to make a date in Kingsville and their time was the Second best in Hawk Annals passing former 2nd place 2017 team of, Tanner Faris~Heath McDonough~Timothy Boehm~Connor Rose & former 3rd place 2012 team of, Daniel Camarillo~Eduardo Covarrubias~Zach Henshaw~Doug Hubnik.

In two weeks this Lake Relay team is not that far off in taking first as their time was .67 of a second off needing to beat, 1:30.29 race that was reached during the 2018 season.

These marks are important as they emphasize how this coaching staff has raised the bar in those important areas that can translate into other endeavors…..especially in that sport called Football.

In two weeks The Lake will look for improvement, as The ReSporter, will have the next track article comparing other Area qualifiers and how/what this present group of Hawk Athletes will need to do in making it to Austin.

Way to GO Fast~Jump Far~Jump High~Vault High~LAKE

Pitcher Hayes Holladay got his 4th win this season in a needed victory over Billies.

The Lake got a win on a, must win week, over Fredericksburg, 6-2 as Canyon Lake scored all the runs needed during their opening inning.

That first frame was the CL’s first run scored in district play that had a double off Ryan Rena’s bat helping cap those tallies. Rena had his 15th double that moved him up to 10th place on the Top-Ten Career list.

Some more power was next with two solo shots of the bat of Lucas Schexnayder and Wayen Slania-Wetz who yard over the left field fence. Slania-Wetz (4) now stands at 5th place on CL’s all-time homer standings.

Pitcher Hayes Holladay was money on the mound striking out 7 Billies while giving up two walks….and a little let down with three hit batters. This win has Holladay at 10th place with 6 career wins.

A solid defense helped calm down the base paths that was present… which had this Hawk version needed for the rest of this campaign that has 3 contests remaining with a return date to Billie land this Friday.

                         GO LAKE!

The Lake will conclude district play against Bandera which lately has not been a show-up and win contest.

Gram Simpson continues his strong showing at lead-off working two walks which has tied for the most in a career 63 joined bt Tyler Pauly and Carter Williams.

Simpson’s first at bat set the stage when the Billie’s pitcher had  two called strikes before working the pitch count to 8 and a walk and eventual score.

Now the stage is set for another showdown this Friday in Freddie for a hopeful sweep.

Go Lake!

          1  2  3  4  5  6  7  R  H  E
Billies   0  1  0  0  0  0  1  2  5  1
The Lake  3  1  1  0  1  0  X  6  6  2

                  ab  r  h bi 2b hr bb so  misc
Gram Simpson       1  1  0  0  0  0  2  0  sb
Carson Walker      3  1  1  0  0  0  0  0
Wayen Slania-Wetz  2  1  1  1  0  1  1  0
Cullen Barnhart    3  1  1  1  0  0  0  0
Hayes Holladay     3  0  1  0  0  0  0  0  sb
Ryan Rena          2  0  1  1  1  0  1  0  sb
Brenan Hughes      2  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
 Gavyn Baldera     1  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
Bryce May          2  0  0  0  0  0  1  2
Lucas Schexnayder  3  1  1  1  0  1  0  2
Totals            22  6  6  4  1  2  5  4

Pitching              ip  h  r er bb so
Hayes Holladay (4-3) 7.0  5  2  2  2  7

Aubrey Avey, Te’a Gonzales, Savanna Oberholtzer and Shana Cutrer scored 98 points in last week’s District Meet.

GO FAST HAWKS!

The Lake’s Ladies Track Team has been tearing it up these last few years and this season was no different. There were 7 events that set a Top 10 All-Time number 1 mark with several Underclasswoment that look ready to keep improving for next season.

The Lake will be involved in an Area Meet this Wednesday in Lago Vista and looking below you will notice if this team does not improve on any race they would still go onto Kingsville in two weeks for Regional Meet.

There is certainly a lot of cream at the top in this class with several ladies wanting to return to Austin for better results in making their mark.

                  Let’s GO FAST LAKE!

Canyon Lake has presently two events that have State Champions with Marisa Ellis winning the High Jump during the 2013 season and a more recent Pole Vault exploits for Alencia Lentz who joined Ellis at the top of the heap at the State Meet.

Could there be another Lake Student ready to set another Top Performance? Time will tell but for now taking that next step this week still has to be on the forefront as there is not another try by not finishing in the Top 4 in this Area round.

Way to Go Fast Hawks!!

Current Hawks who name on All-Time Top 10 List during career.

Student             Event        Mark   Place   All-Time  Mark      Yr
Savanna Oberholtzer 100 M       11.99   First   Same      Same     ’25
Te’a Gonzales       100 M.      12.19   Second
Shana Cutrer        100 M       12.80   Fourth
Te’a Gonzales       200 M       25.30   First   Same      Same     ’26
Savanna Oberholtzer 200 M       25.74   Third
Aubrey Avey         200 M       26.20   Fifth
Shana Cutrer        200 M       27.01   Tenth
Aubrey Avey         400 M       59.72   Third   Lightfoot  56.77   ’24
Mia Zabarcencu      400 M       60.72   Fifth
Aubrey Avey         800 M     2:26.65   Third   Hammer    2:15.20  ’25
Eva Zabarcencu      800 M.    2:36.89   Ninth
Bella Huneau        800 M     2:37.50   Tenth
Eva Zabarcencu     1600 M     5:15.94   Second  Patterson 4:58.89  ’24
Sophie Eastland    1600 M     5:25.75   Fourth
Eva Zabarcencu     3200 M    11:37.79   Second  Paterson 10:45.53  ’24
Sophie Eastland    3200 M    11:53.29   Third
Shana Cutrer        100 H       14.96   First   Same       Same    '26
Kennedy Grindle     100 H       15.52   Fourth
Aubrey Avey         300 H       43.03   First   Same       Same    ’25
Kennedy Grindle     300 H       44.23   Second
Haley Mechler       300 H       49.07   Ninth
Shana Cutrer        High Jump    5-02   Third   M Ellis      5-06  ’13 State Champion
Savanna Oberholtzer Long Jump   18-05   First   Same        Same   ’26
Savanna Oberholtzer TriJump    36-2.5   Third   M Ellis  37-04.50  ’12
Georgia Schexnayder TriJump     33-03   Ninth
Hayley Mechler      TriJump   32-9.25   Eleventh
Kennedy Grindle     PoleVault   11-00   Third   A Lentz     13-06  ’22 State Champion
Katelyn Lowth       PoleVault   10-06   Fourth
Shana Cutrer        PoleVault   10-06   Fourth
Avey ~ Gonzales     4x100       47.13   First   Same        Same   ’26
Cutrer ~ Oberholtzer
Avey ~ Gonzales     4x200     1:40.76   First   Same        Same   ’26
Cutrer ~ Oberholtzer

Regional will have the top 4 from three other Area Meets around South Texas and The ReSporter will share marks from those different meets who qualify for Regionals.

Below: The ReSporter has the place each Hawk Athlete finished in their district meet last week and also take into account. Note that the top 4 will qualify for Regional Meet at end of April.

YOUNG LADIES: 
100 METER          HAWKS: SAVANNA OBERHOLTZER 12.18  1st
Manor Tech         11.95
Manor Tech         12.50
Legacy Ranch.      12.55
Lago Vista         12.63

200 METER          HAWKS: TE’A GONZALES       25.29  1st
Manor Tech         24.79
Manor Tech         25.96
Legacy Ranch       26.12
Manor Tech         27.01

400 METER          HAWKS: MIA ZABARCENCU      60.72  4st
Lago Vista         59.95
Manor Tech         62.03
Legacy Ranch       63.14
Manor Tech         63.58

1600 METER         HAWKS: EVA ZABARCENCU     5:15.94  2nd
Legacy Ranch     5:59.13  SOPHIE EASTLAND    5:25.75  3rd
Legacy Ranch     6:07.09
Legacy Ranch     6:08.73   
Manor Tech       6:11.55

3200 METER         HAWKS: EVA ZABARCENCU    11:37.79 2nd
Lago Vista      13:15.15  SOPHIE EASTLAND   11:53.29 3rd
Legacy Ranch    13:41.63
Legacy Ranch    13:46.07
Lago Vista      14:13.84

100 HURDLES        HAWKS: SHANA CUTRER         15.15 1st
Northeast          16.08
Legacy Ranch       16.13
Legacy Ranch       16.44
Legacy Ranch       16.78

300 HURDLES        HAWKS: AUBREY AVEY          44.75 1st
Legacy Ranch       49.01
Legacy Ranch       49.71
Legacy Ranch       50.03
Manor Tech         50.11

4x100 RELAY        HAWKS:                      47.69 1st
Manor Tech         49.33  AUBREY AVEY-SAVANNA OBERHOLTZER
Legacy Ranch       49.63  SHANA CUTRER-TE’A GONZALES
Lago Vista         52.81
LBJ                53.36

4x200 RELAY        HAWKS:                    1:40.76 1st
Legacy Ranch     1:44.54  AUBREY AVEY-SAVANNA OBERHOLTZER
Manor Tech       1:44.55  SHANA CUTRER-TE’A GONZALES
Lago Vista       1:46.20
LBJ              1:53.04

LONG JUMP          HAWKS: OBERHOLTZER        16-2.75 4th
Northeast       16-07.50
Northeast       16.04.75
Lago Vista      16-02.00
Legacy Ranch    15-11.00

TRIPLE JUMP        HAWKS: OBERHOLTZER       33-05.75 2nd
Lago Vista      37-03.25
Legacy Ranch    36-02.00
Northeast       35-10.00
Lago Vista      35-02.75

POLE VAULT         HAWKS: KATELYN LOWTH        10-06 1st
Lago Vista         12-01  SHANA CUTRER         10-00 3rd
Lago Vista          9-00
Lago Vista          8-06
Legacy Ranch        8-06

Distance runner Gipson Cover will be looking to book 2 reservations for Kingsville’s Regional Meet,

                   Proud of you Hawks!

This Wednesday, The Lake, will travel to Lago Vista for an Area Track Meet pitted against District 25-4A and The ReSporter has the top 4 from that district marks which involves a Hawk Athlete.

This will show what distance or time will be needed for The Lake to take more students to Kingsville. It is a 4th place or better or go home time of year.

A good track season where The Lake upped their game which was led by the 4×100 relay that broke out last week with the best time since that 2012 relay team of Zach Henshaw, Doug Hubnik, Eduardo Covarrubias and Daniel Camarillo.

Current Hawks who put their name on All-Time Top 10 during their career.
Student            Event            Mark     Place    First             Yr
Cayden Toon        Shot-Put     45-07.50     Fourth   Woods   47-03.50 '16  
Cayden Toon        Discus      123-08.00     Tenth    Foster 144-11.00 '17
Jacob Price        Triple Jump  41-01.75     Fifth   *Caiden  43-04.00 '18
Tristan Alexander  Long Jump    20-08.50     Fourth   Moss    21-10.00 '21
Jacob Price        Long Jump    20-01.50     Eight
Anthony Hockman    High Jump        6-02     Fifth    Anderson    6-06 '13
Peyton King        High Jump        5-10     Ninth   
Miller Beebe       110 Hurdles     15.52     Seventh  Rivera     14.93 '20
Gibson Cover       3200 Meter   10:31.94     Third    Hemann  10:26.43 '23
Gibson Cover       1600 Meter    4:49.34     Third  **Villavi  4:45.83 '23
Joseph Matos       400 Meter       52.88     Eight    Anderson   48.92 '12
Jace Morales       200 Meter       22.63     Third    Anderson   22.47 '12
Jace Morales       100 Meter       11.01     Fourth   Anderson   10.81 '12
* Caiden McDonough ** Alek Villavicencio

Regional will have the top 4 from three other Area Meets around South Texas and The ReSporter will share marks from those different meets who qualify for Regionals.

Below: The ReSporter has the place each Hawk Athlete finished in their district meet last week and also take into account. Note that the top 4 will qualify for Regional Meet at end of April.

YOUNG MEN                                            District Finish
100 M              HAWKS:   JACE MORALES    11.01    Finished Second
LBJ                 10.51
Manor Tech          10.68
Legacy Ranch        10.96
Lago Vista          11.10

200 METER          HAWKS:   JACE MORALES    22.63    Finished Third
LBJ                 21.73
Lago Vista          21.97
Legacy Ranch        22.30
Travis              22.72

1600 METER          HAWKS:  GIBSON COVER  4:49.34    Finished Fourth
Legacy Ranch       4:51.03
LBJ                5:12.03
LBJ                5:21.45
Legacy Ranch       5:21.72

3200 METER          HAWKS:  GIBSON COVER 10:31.94    Finished Second
Legacy Ranch      10:45.61
Austin Achieve    11:38.94
Legacy Ranch      11:43.22
LBJ               11:47.42

110 HURDLES         HAWKS:   MILLER BEEBE   15.52    Finished Fourth
Lago Vista           15.14
Lago Vista           15.22
Manor Tech           16.55
Legacy Ranch         16.68

4x100 RELAY         HAWKS:                  43.05    Finished Third
LBJ                  42.24   JOSEPH MATOS~PEYTON KING
Lago Vista           43.14   TRISTAN ALEXANDER~KOBE HALVERSON
Legacy Ranch         43.21
Manor Tech           43.58

4x200 RELAY         HAWKS:                 1:32.07   Finished Second
Lago Vista         1:27.68    GAGE JONES~PEYTON KING
LBJ                1:28.06    CHRIS BROWN~KOBE HALVERSON
Legacy Ranch       1:33.10
Travis             1:46.13

4x400 RELAY         HAWKS:                 3:33.89   Finished Fourth
Lago Vista         3:23.02     JOSEPH MATOS~PEYTON KING
Manor Tech         3:28.15     TRISTAN ALEXANDER~KOBE HALVERSON
LBJ                3:38.88
Legacy Ranch       3:42.29

HIGH JUMP           HAWKS:   PEYTON KING      5-10   Finished Third
Eastside              5-10   ANTHONY HOCKMAN  5-08   Finished Fourth
Travis                5-10
Lago Vista            5-10
Legacy Ranch          5-08

LONG JUMP           HAWKS:   TRISTAN  
Northeast         21-11.75   ALEXANDER    20-08.50   Finished Third
Legacy Ranch      20-07.50
Manor Tech        20-05.50
Eastside          20-04.50

TRIPLE JUMP         HAWKS:   JACOB PRICE  40-06.25   Finished Third
Lago Vista        43-10.00
Northeast         43-04.00
Eastside          41-03.00
Eastside          41-00.25

   Joseph Matos off the blocks for 4×100 Relay (43.05) that is now All-Time Lake Record.

            THIS WEEK       @   THE LAKE        April 14-18

Tue Apr 14  Billies JV      @   The Lake Green  430p Baseball
            The Lake        @   Billies         600p Softball
            Billies         @   The Lake        700p Baseball

Wed Apr 15  The Lake        @   Lago Vista      900a Track & Field
            The Lake Gold   @   Marion JV       400p Baseball

Fri Apr 17  The Lake Green  @   Billies JV      430p Baseball
            The Lake        @   Bandera         600p Softball
            The Lake        @   Billies         700p Baseball

Sat Apr 18  Billies Fresh   @   The Lake Gold  1000a Baseball
            Billies Fresh   @   The Lake Gold  1200p Baseball

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The Lake’s spring sports continues with 3 teams remaining …. Baseball~Softball~Track & Field.

Softball has three games left as these ladies finish their season with 3 straight road games with that final contest next Tuesday in Bandera.

Baseball have their backs against the wall needing a sweep of Fredericksburg this week to help put them back into playoff talk.

Bandera will be on the docket next week. The Billies will be at the Hawk Nest this Tuesday as baseball looks for a turn-a-round.

Track & Field will be at their Area Meet against District 25-4A in Lago Vista where morning Field events start and then a break before the running events get going later that day.

The Lake has 11 Boys covering 11 events while the Ladies won 7 events in last week’s District Meet which will hopefully translate into having several competing in Kingsville for Regional Meet.

The ReSporter will have a pre-view to the Area Meet this Tuesday.

As Always: Let’s Go Fast Lake!