District 14-4A-I Standings & Stats Team W L Pct. Bandera 3 1 .750 Fredericksburg 3 1 .750 Boerne 3 1 .750 Liberty Hill 3 1 .750 CL Hawks 2 2 .500 Taylor 0 4 .000 Last Week's Results: Wimberley 28 CL Hawks 27 Bandera 28 Comfort 22 Boerne 34 SA Antonian 00 Liberty Hill 45 Waco Connally 25 Fredericksburg 30 Llano 00 La Grange 42 Taylor 22 Next Week's Games Lampasas @ CL Hawks Fredericksburg @ La Grange Lytle @ Bandera Boerne @ Sonora Burnet @ Taylor Liberty Hill @ Abilene Wylie Team & Individual Stats: Team Offense Point Ave. Team Defense Point Ave. Liberty Hill 36.0 Bandera 18.0 Boerne 30.0 Boerne 19.3 CL Hawks 28.8 CL Hawks 20.8 Billies 26.8 Billies 26.3 Bandera 22.3 Liberty Hill 33.0 Taylor 19.3 Taylor 37.8 Passing Team Yards Quinten Dormady Boerne 1241 Kyle Grona Fredericksburg 463 Joe Rodriguez Bandera 434 Terrell Reynolds Taylor 327 Skyler Tschoepe CL Hawks 260 Garrett Wright Liberty Hill 97 Rushing Team Yards John Shannon Liberty Hill 363 Bryce Johnston Fredericksburg 343 Josh DeVries CL Hawks 311 Hayden DuBois CL Hawks 276 Robert Woods CL Hawks 273 Alex Ganzales Bandera 239 Landon Ventura Bandera 227 Receiving Team Yards Eli Davis Boerne 447 David Snelling Boerne 352 Cole Dunaway Boerne 182 Noah Nelson Bandera 145 Evan Schuller CL Hawks 105 Will McClure Boerne 100
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Sunday, September 21st, 2014Bracken Warrior Take Care of SA Winston, 49-0
Saturday, September 20th, 2014Bracken Christian finds themselves, 4-0 after finishing their non-district part of the schedule when they walloped SA The Winston, 49-0.
Christian DeLeon has been one of many surprises for Coach Lloyd Fields this year
It was also a home game which allowed this Warrior team a chance to play in front of a packed homecoming crowd.
“I am pleasantly surprised we are 4-0,” Head Coach Lloyd Fields started. “I was happy the way we played and anytime you shut out a team, then it is a good football game.”
Bracken Christian has had a good defense to start this season and that will be an integral part of being able to complete this season in November.
“They (Winston) were the most physical team we have played this year,” Coach Fields said. “We will need a week off to heal and this open date came at a good time this year.”
Running Back, Noah Boriack was on his game again this night with 213 yards rushing on just 11 carries. Eight of those 11 carries were over 10 yards in length and in one case also levying some pain along the way.
CL’s Mistakes will Lead to Learning, Texans scores, 28-27 Win
Saturday, September 20th, 2014“Many times what we perceive as an error or failure is actually a gift. And eventually we find that lessons learned from that discouraging experience prove to be of great worth.”
― Richelle E. Goodrich, Smile Anyway: Quotes, Verse, & Grumblings for Every Day of the Year
If you can learn from your mistakes then Lampasas is in for a heap of trouble next week.
The Hawks had so many self inflicted wounds from this game it is a wonder they were still in the game
Senior Quarterback Skyler Tschoepe has thrown nine completions in a row.
with a chance of winning.
“We made plenty of mistakes,” Head Coach Charley Drum said. “From our special teams…punts…fumbles…and we still should of won that game with all those mistakes.”
CL will have to have a quick turn around as days go fast and another game is right around the corner, “You hate losing….but we will take something from this,” Coach Drum said with resolve.
District 14-4A-I will begin in three weeks and learning from these type of outings is paramount in how this season plays out.
“Our greatest mistakes, if we look at them, and digest them, and interact with them, and learn from them….they can be the greatest moments of our lives.”
–Dan Pearce, Single Dad Laughing
Hawks Whitewash Gonzales, 25-8, 25-18, 25-17
Saturday, September 20th, 2014Canyon Lake Volleyball improved to 22-8 and 2-0 in District 26-4A when they whitewashed Gonzales on Friday night.
Regan Mickey and Addison Farley all smiles after a win in the Tex-Fest Tournament last month in Wimberley
The Hawks are presently on an eight game winning streak with their last loss coming to Blanco three weeks ago.
CL has never reached this milestone in their short history. Being 14 games over .500 is four games better than the team that went 25-15 back during the 2009 season.
Even more significant is the overall record as Volleyball is now the only sport to go over .500 for all games played. After 225 games, the Hawks now have a 113-112 record and exceeds any other CL sport.
All the players got into action in this match as Gonzales is struggling as they have just one victory so far this season. It doesn’t help that this district is loaded with several good teams and an Apache win seems out of the question as they will be trying to regroup as this season matures.
Refs 8 – JV Hawks – 6 & JV Texans – 0
Friday, September 19th, 2014The Canyon Lake JV squad had their game suspended due to lightning at the start of the fourth quarter
Austin Brennan and Dylan Dittman hoping for a 4 quarter game next week in Lampasas
as this game ended in an incomplete contest, keeping their, 3-0 record unblemished on this rain threatening evening.
CLJV actually had a good case of having the lead when this game ended as Wimberley’s only score was a result of a call from an official on a fourth down that was called roughing the punter.
That penalty resulted in a first down and the Texans eventually scored on that drive after converting another fourth down play. Wimberley did take advantage of that miscue and had an impressive drive for their score.
It was a fake punt that a Wimberley snapper missed to their runner and the ball rolled back to the punter. The Punter then had to chase down the ball to pick it up and try to get a punt off rugby style.
Canyon Lake missed the block but the punter was tackled since he ceased to be a punter and was fair game for a defense to tackle.
MVMS 7th Dominate Wimberley, 38-0
Thursday, September 18th, 2014
Mountain Valley 7th Grade gathering for their first of many after game talks with a score that far exceeds their competition.
Mountain Valley Middle School 7th Grade started their football career with a kick-off return for a touchdown.
Nelson Madera did the damage with a little help from his friends as he found a seam down the right sideline and ran for pay dirt.
“I just thought, ‘I can’t get tackled’,” Madera said while stiff arming this ReSporter. “It was awesome and we just want to get better and never stop trying.”
A little help from a friend came for Madera’s run, when Ethan Slater had a clearing block, that took out two Texans in pursuit and leaving Madera a clear path to the goal line.
“The Coaches teach us everything and it is those little things that helps us to do a good job,” Slater said with conviction. “They (Coaches) want to make sure all the little details are thought about….it was great being able to complete Madera’s run with a block and getting him out of trouble for the TD.”
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Pre/Game: Hawks @ Wimberley Texans Sept. 19th
Wednesday, September 17th, 2014Pre/Game: CL Hawks @ Wimberley Texans Sept. 19 7:30 pm
History: Wimberley lead series 5-1. 2008 CL Hawks 07 Texans 41 2009 CL Hawks 15 Texans 38 2010 CL Hawks 18 Texans 38 2011 CL Hawks 14 Texans 50 2012 CL Hawks 03 Texans 40 2013 CL Hawks 28 Texans 13 This Season Game Results: CL Hawks 07 Blanco 35 Texans 00 La Vernia 28 CL Hawks 43 Smithville 14 Texans 31 Giddings 34 CL Hawks 38 Marion 06
Wimberley has only played two games so far, as last week lightening, was the culprit in halting their last contest.
The Texans enter this game with an 0-2 record but their offense improved ten fold in their loss to Giddings.
Canyon Lake will come into this game with a two game winning streak and a chance to beat Wimberley two games in a row to boot.
Winning on the road would be a huge feather in the Hawks dressing as well.
CL’s defense has been just as important in helping the past two game wins. Both games are in the top 10 for yardage yielded with Marion being the best game ever on that side of the ball holding those Bulldogs to less than 100 yards of offense.
Pre/Game: SA Winston @ BCS Warriors Sept. 19th
Wednesday, September 17th, 2014Pre/Game: San Antonio The Winston Eagles @ Bracken Christian Warriors Sept. 19 7:30 pm
History: Warriors lead series 6-0. 2008 BCS 46 SA Winston 00 2009 BCS 74 SA Winston 14 2010 BCS 65 SA Winston 20 2011 BCS 54 SA Winston 00 2012 BCS 54 SA Winston 08 2013 BCS 46 SA Winston 00 This Season Game Results: BCS 45 Temple Trinity 18 SA Winston 50 SA River City 02 BCS 51 CASA 06 SA Winston 00 Kerrville OLH 50 BCS 66 Austin Hill Country 40
Bracken Christian Warriors will be playing their 100th game since they first donned an uniform back in 2006.
This Warrior team will also be looking for their 77th victory which for all the math majors, would make figuring out that Bracken would have a 77% winning percentage.
Bracken has had only one losing season which was their first year when that Warrior team could only muster one win. Since that year there has not been a year where eight wins or more had not been reached.
CL Freshman Volleyball Walk the Bulldogs, 2-1
Tuesday, September 16th, 2014Canyon Lake Freshman Volleyball team won their first District 26-4A game when they came back from a one game deficit to beat the Yoakum Bulldogs, 24-26, 25-
CL Hawk Freshman Volleyball talk with Coach Ridgeway after Yoakum win
21, 25-19.
“I am proud of their fight and the comeback,” Head Freshman Coach Tosha Ridgeway said in response to this win.
The Hawks seemed to have everything under control in that first contest, when Yoakum took the lead on an eight service point rally.
CL responded with a four point run of their own but in the end the Bulldogs snatched that first victory and put the Hawks in a hole.
It was in that second game when CL found themselves down 8-10, and Coach Ridgeway substituted Chloe McCuthen in to serve.
The rest would be history as McCuthen would help rally the Hawks with a four point service and help give enough of an edge to pull out a huge game tying victory.
“I usually come in for the second game,” McCuthen said astutely. “I usually don’t serve that many times in a row either but it felt good to serve consistently.”
McCuthen might be a very focused young lady as she did not realize that after her last serve, Canyon Lake, had taken the lead.
“I thought we were still losing,” Mathematician McCuthen said. “I told myself that I was not going to look at the scoreboard until I lost the score….and I was surprised!”
McCuthen would carry on, with her second game heroics, when the third game was still to close to call. Another ace would increase that score for a 16-11 lead and the Hawks would finish off Yoakum, 25-19 in that thriller match.
From Left to Right: Alysha Perez, Hanna White and Chloe McCuthen.
Alysha Perez seemed to get more energy as the game progressed as her kills seemed to be a lot more lethal as each point was scored.
“I was just trying to help the team out,” Perez said. “I was thinking to have faith in ourselves and just get our passes down so our sets will help us get to the ball….I think if we can keep playing hard and believe in ourselves then we can have a good year.”
That was certainly the case on this night when climbing back from that opening game loss turned out to be a game of beauty.
Another good server was Hanna White as her jump serve was a thing of beauty that seemed to be just skimming the net and putting her opponent on the ropes.
“I started with my jump serve when I turned 12, after I had mastered my other serve,” White said. “This was a good game because we got to pick our heads up and push through that first game.”
This Yoakum team also had some runs and in that second game White knew that Canyon Lake could turn the tide.
“I knew we could get one pass up and then we could stop their run,” White said as her team not only stopped their run but also had a chance to walk these Bulldogs back to their bus with a loss.
A good first district win and now CL can work on getting another win this Friday when they travel to Gonzales.
Go Freshman Hawks!!!
