District 14-4A-I Football Leaders Team Offense Ga Rushing Passing Total Average Taylor 4 669 1127 1796 449.0 Boerne 3 550 677 1227 409.0 Fredericksburg 3 408 734 1142 380.7 Liberty Hill 4 1263 104 1367 341.0 Canyon Lake 4 1086 176 1262 315.5 Bandera 4 993 141 1134 283.5 Team Defense Ga Rushing Passing Total Average Liberty Hill 4 663 353 1016 254.0 CL Hawks 4 559 724 1283 320.8 Boerne 3 555 410 965 321.7 Bandera 4 984 580 1564 391.0 Fredericksburg 3 658 582 1240 413.3 Taylor 4 1239 517 1756 439.0 Rushing Team Att Yards Ave. TD Lg Jon Shannon Liberty Hill 90 553 6.1 10 66 Calvin Starnes Bandera 66 444 6.8 5 55 Micah St. John CL Hawks 70 414 5.9 4 36 Tanner Faris CL Hawks 36 304 7.6 3 55 Nick Novak Boerne 52 299 5.8 7 21 Receiving Team No Yards Ave TD Lg Caleb Cooper Taylor 21 156 7.43 3 0 X Washington Taylor 20 233 11.7 3 0 Malik Jackson Taylor 19 490 25.8 6 41 Cole Bourgeois Billies 13 223 17.2 4 50 Eli Davis Borene 13 123 9.5 2 62
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This Week @ Canyon Lake (We Beat Navarro!!!)
Sunday, September 20th, 2015
Last Year’s Students Going all out for Hawks Volleyball.
Let’s GREEN OUT IN NAVARRO THIS TUESDAY
This Week @ Canyon Lake
Sep 22 CL Hawks Freshman beat Navarro 25-21, 25-14 Volleyball CL Hawks JV beat Navarro 24-26, 25-10, 25-19 Volleyball CL Hawks beat Navarro 25-22, 25-23, 25-20 Volleyball Sep 24 Mountain Valley 7th B @ Lampasas 4pm Football Mountain Valley 7th A @ Lampasas 5pm Football MVMS 8th B beat Lampasas 30-00 Football MVMS 8th A lost Lampasas 28-20 Football CL Gold beat Lampasas 22-00 Football CL Hawks Freshman beat Lampasas 29-08 Football CL Hawks JV lost Lampasas 20-06 Football Sep 25 Cuero @ CL Hawks Fresh 5pm Volleyball Cuero @ CL Hawks JV 5pm Volleyball Cuero @ CL Hawks 6pm Volleyball CL Hawks @ Lampasas 730 Football Sep 26 CL Hawks @ Marble Falls TBD Cross Country
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Bracken Holds Off The Winston, 30-14, District is Next
Sunday, September 20th, 2015
Junior Quarterback Brady Beene has a break out game rushing for 125 yards
Bracken Christian Warriors proved they can win games no matter the score after closing down The Winston last Friday night, 30-14.
“A slow start but it was not that bad,” Head Coach Hosea Stredic said. “Overall we played a real good game…we got some ‘woooo’ hits and we were tackling and hitting.”
Coach Stredic was wanting those wooo hits (a hit that causes the fans to go woooo).
“I counted at least 5 wooo hits and I told the team I wanted them to sell out and be all in,” Stredic said strategically. “Now they are getting more hits with their tackles.”
Volleyball Standings **Updated
Saturday, September 19th, 2015
CL Hawks will need to step up this Tuesday with their showdown in Navarro
District 26-4A Volleyball Standings Season District Team W L Pct Team W L Pct GB Navarro 28 8 .778 Canyon Lake 4 0 1.000 -- CL Hawks 24 8 .750 Navarro 4 1 .800 1/2 La Vernia 18 15 .545 Wimberley 3 1 .750 1 Wimberley 13 13 .500 La Vernia 3 2 .600 1 1/2 Cuero 12 14 .462 Yoakum 1 4 .200 3 1/2 Yoakum 9 19 .321 Cuero 0 4 .000 4 Gonzales 3 15 .167 Gonzales 0 4 .000 3 1/2 This Week's Games Sep 21 Wimberley 3 Poth 0 Sep 22 CL Hawks 3 Navarro 0 Yoakum 3 Gonzales 1 La Vernia 3 Cuero 1 Sep 25 CL Hawks 3 Cuero 1 Navarro 3 Yoakum 0 Wimberley 3 La Vernia 2 Smithville 3 Gonzales 0
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Hawks Volleyball Sweep Gonzales to Go, 2-0 in District
Saturday, September 19th, 2015
Bailey Drum getting her point across as Alexis Robinson and Hannah Wunderlich wait in anticipation
CL Hawks (22-8) Volleyball team swept Gonzales on Friday going, 2-0 in District 26-4A and setting up a show down this coming Tuesday in Navarro.
There are some decent teams in District 26-4A this year, but only two teams have a solid resume and the Hawk’s next opponent will be that other team.
CL did not take any prisoners on this evening jumping out for a, 25-6 first set victory that would give you an indication of what would happen for this evening.
Gonzales has just 2 wins this season and keeping the game competitive would be difficult on this night for the Apaches.
The Hawks won the next two sets to complete the sweep, 25-10 and 25-15.
Hawks Break Wimberley’s Back Bone in Win, 28-14
Friday, September 18th, 2015
Hawks with Devil’s Back Bone Trophy after Wimberley Win
Canyon Lake Broke Wimberley’s Back Bone in Win on Friday at the Hawk Nest, 28-14.
The first year for the Back Bone Trophy will now have a home at Canyon Lake for the next year as the Hawks took care of business in the second half to win their second game in three years over our friends to the North.
This win had a stellar defensive game by both teams but a goal line stand in the third quarter allowed this scrappy Hawk team to stave off the Texans and hold onto their 7 point lead, 21-14.
Turnovers were a friend for CL as in year’s past, it has been a Hawk problem holding onto the ball or throwing interceptions against the Texans.
Two costly fumbles and an interception helped Canyon Lake win a game that has been hard to come by for so many years.
Overall, CL had a good set of games with Wimberley as the Hawk JV had the only loss as they were stranded on the 2 yard line when time ran out on Thursday.
Texans Migrate South in Loss to Hawk Freshman, 48-0
Friday, September 18th, 2015
Cameron Hebert, Sheldon Flint, Triston Chacon, and Trenton Lorett after won over Wimberley
Canyon Lake was so convincing in their win over Wimberley that the Texans headed south after the loss at the Hawk Nest, 48-0.
On CL’s first series, the Hawks had a 10 yard penalty holding the Hawks without a first and their first and only punt.
After that series the Texans had a hard time turning off the water in what would be an inevitable convincing win.
That first set of downs had this Freshman team gaining 15 yards but the penalty left them 5 yards short of a first and their first and only punt of the game.
Wimberley got one of their two first downs on their next possession but that was all the joy they would get as the punting formation would become routine.
“They have had a year of hearing Wimberley talk after last year’s game,” Head Freshman Coach Bill Greene said. “They decided they would go to work and win tonight,”
MV Hawks 7th B Team has Best Win Ever in Game with Texans, 24-6
Thursday, September 17th, 2015
White Lightning and Big Red are all smiles after win over Wimberley, 24-6
Mountain Valley 7th B team ran to a 24 lead while keeping the Texans with just 55 yards of offense helping the Hawks sweep Wimberley on their first game of the season, 24-6.
A paltry 1 first down for Wimberley tells the story as MV gave up just one 49 yard play for the night giving the Texans their only score.
That one play was 89% of the Texans total offense giving Wimberley right at .4 yards per play for the rest of the contest.
MV Hawks 7A Squad, Squashes Texans, 16-0
Thursday, September 17th, 2015
Braden Jowers and Shawn Bell along with their teammates dominated Wimberley in their first win
Mountain Valley A squad pitched a shut-out over Wimberley as the Hawks started their season (1-0) winning, 16-0.
Defense was in full gear as the Hawks kept the Texans with just 2 first downs and 47 total yards for the game.
Mountain Valley had the ball twice in that first half but on those two drives they left Wimberley with just 3 plays and a punt.
The Hawks then capitalized on their second time with the ball when they drove 73 yards on 12 plays which drained the clock with a touchdown pass with no time left on the clock.
