Boys Basketball Top Three

 Points                      Three Pointers             Made Free Throws
 Andrew Riali     153        Andrew Riali      27       Andrew Riali       46
 Garrett Winters   80        Garrett Winters   20       Skyler Tschoepe    11
 Luke Curry        80        Luke Curry        11       Luke Curry          9

 2Pt Made Field Goals        Offensive Rebounds         Defensive Rebounds
 Skyler Tschoepe   23        Sean Nolan        33       Andrew Riali       36
 Sean Nolan        20        Andrew Riali      25       Luke Curry         30
 Luke Curry        20        Skyler Tschoepe   19       Skyler Tschoepe    26
                             Haden Lee         19

 Total Rebounds              Assists                    Steals
 Andrew Riali      61        Garrett Winters   19       Tyler Clark        21
 Sean Nolan        56        Tyler Clark       13       Javier Mendez      16
 Skyler Tschoepe   45        Isaac Mendez      12       Garrett Winters    11
                             Javier Mendez     12       Skyler Tschoepe    11

 Blocks                      FG Percentage              Free Throw Percentage
 Sean Nolan         9        Sean Nolan        49%      Andrew Riali       77%
 Skyler Tschoepe    7        Trendon Martinez  46%      Tyler Clark        64%
 Haden Lee          5        Skyler Tschoepe   40%      Luke Curry         60%

FRESHMAN

Canyon Lake had a rough night losing close games with Lampasas as the Hawk Freshman team had a one point loss to the Badgers.

“We played hard and kept ourselves in the game,” Head Freshman Coach John Barthels said. “A late turnover with just a few seconds on the clock sealed the deal.”

The Hawks seem to have a disease that is creeping onto each squad this year as first quarter jitters are allowing opponents to seize a lead and CL having to come back to get back into the game.

Canyon Lake had to overcome a five point hill to start the fourth quarter and just could not climb another hill for a win.

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Canyon Lake could not get out of the gate in their game with La Vernia and ended up on the wrong side of the ledger, 75-54 last Tuesday night.

The Hawks are still searching for some pieces to their puzzle that will help put together some good results.

“We just have to find something to hang our hat on and right now we are searching,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman said. “The good news is we have six practices and only one game coming up and that will help us refine some things and work on stuff.”

CL did have Andrew Riali with 20 points that might have this sharp shooter coming out of his slump. All the baskets by Riali were from three-point land.

Canyon Lake had some players out with sickness and that did not help in getting a good game rhythm.

“We played hard as always,” Coach Chapman closed. “We still need to improve our decision making and ball skills.”

The Hawks will be back in action this Friday for an early Tip-Off (5:00pm) at Canyon Lake against Lampasas.

 Dec 17, 2013
 Player             FGM-A  2PM-A  3PM-A  FTM-A  OR-DR  Reb  AST ST TO BS PF PT
 Trendon Martinez     3-7     2-4     1-3    1-2     2-2    4    0  1  0  0  1   8
 Tyler Clark          2-3     2-2     0-1    0-0     1-1    2    0  1  2  0  2   4
 Austin Acosta        2-5     2-3    0-2     2-2     0-0    0    0  1  3  0  2   6
 Skyler Tschoepe      3-11    3-9    0-2    3-4      3-0    3    0  0  2  2  2   9
 Nic Adams            0-1     0-0     0-1    0-0      0-1    1    0  0  1  0  0   0
 Haden Lee            0-1    0-1      0-0    2-3      0-3    3    2  0  2  0  1   2
 Javier Mendez        0-2    0-2     0-0     0-0     0-5    5    0  1  3  0  5   0
 Luke Curry           2-7    2-4     0-3     0-0     0-0    0    1  0  0  0  0   4
 Robert Woods         0-0    0-0     0-0     1-2     0-0    0    0  1  0  0  0   1
 Sean Nolan           0-4    0-4     0-0     0-0     4-0    4    0  0  2  1  0   0
 Andrew Riali         6-12   0-0    6-12     2-2     0-3    3    0  1  0  0  2  20
 Totals              18-53  11-29   7-24  11-15 10-15  25    3  6 15  3 14  54
                     33.9%  37.9%  29.2%  73.3%

Score by quarters: Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Final Canyon Lake Hawks 10 10 18 16 54 La Vernia 20 13 23 19 75

The Canyon Lake Freshman started their game with La Vernia Bears like they were the team in hibernation as the Hawks first and second quarter was a sleepy 11total points.

La Vernia capitalized on those two periods and held on for a 43-33 win.

Canyon Lake finally did awake with a 14 point third quarter which also allowed the Hawks close their 14 point halftime deficit to a five point barn burner.

“If we can put together four periods of basketball like we played in the third quarter tonight, then we are going to be competitive in all of our games,” Head Freshman Coach John Barthels stated. “The kids did a great job of staying positive both on and off the court.”

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Canyon Lake finished the Hawk Classic on a down note on Saturday with two losses against Randolph and Liberty Hill.

The Hawks need games to get used to each players nuances and with time hoping that ingredient will jell in time before district play commences.

“We have a long way to go,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman said. “We still have a goal of working hard and to peak in January. There is still some stuff that we need to add.”

Canyon Lake is still on a first name basis among the players.

“We did a lot in those last two games,” Chapman closed. “We have played more games than practices.”

That statement gives a fan an idea of what is being shown in games now being improved upon as this season matures.

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The Canyon Lake Lady Hoopsters won two games on Saturday in the Canyon Lake Classic to finish in 3rd Place.

Freshman Sarah Russell responds with solid game as she prepares for district play

Both games were slow starters in the first quarter, as the Hawks could only muster 5 points in each affair and in both instances were having to play catch up to finish on top.

These two games were must wins over schools that are smaller classifications and in the case of Lago Vista a team that had been on the losing side of that ledger earlier this season to the Hawks.

The Vikings jumped out to a double digit lead with 9 and 10 point runs that ended when CL had their two baskets in a row with 7 minutes left in the second quarter.

Canyon Lake finished that second quarter outscoring Lago Vista 18-7 as both teams retreated to their dressing rooms for halftime.

The Hawks continued their pace in the second half taking a lead on a bucket from Amber Ramsey with 6 minutes left in the quarter and what would be Lago Vista’s last lead in this contest.

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Hawks throwing a Block Party

Volleyball 27-3A All District Honors

Academic All District for Canyon Lake

Hannah Wunderlich   Sophomore   95    Regan Mickey     Freshman     94
Hayley Melone       Junior      95    Grace Allen      Junior       91
Lillie Sander       Junior      93    Trena Lorett     Senior       90
Danielle Stansberry Senior      90    Kacee Vrana      Junior       91
Kelsey Ahrens       Junior      96    Alexis Robinson  Sophomore    95
Mariah Ellis        Junior      95    Emily Muniz      Senior       92

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MVP:     Sophie Bethke     Senior     Wimberley

Offensive MVP
         Jacey Smith       Junior     Wimberley

Defensive MVP
         Payton Robertson  Junior     Fredericksburg

Setter
         Monica Montgomery Senior     Fredericksburg

Newcomer of the Year
         Adrianna Hartmann Sophomore  Fredericksburg

First Team All District

 Hayley Malone        Junior   Canyon Lake     Darla Deckard   Junior  Boerne
 Emma Johnson         Senior   Navarro         Allison Doucet  Senior  Fredericksburg
 Raquel West          Senior   Wimberley       Kara Kyzar      Senior  Fredericksburg
 Catrina Sampson      Senior   Bandera         Emily Ferguson  Junior  Wimberley
 Emily Shapiro        Senior   Wimberley       Kelly Kubenka   Senior  Navarro
 McKennah Mangiafico  Senior   Boerne          Miranda Escobar Senior  Navarro

Second Team All District

Amber Ramsey          Senior    Canyon Lake    Peyton Yoder    Junior  Boerne
Bailey Drum           Sophomore Canyon Lake    Taylor Kitchens Junior  Fredericksburg
Calli Allison         Senior    Navarro        Summer Sahd     Junior  Navarro
Dani Pitcher          Senior    Wimberley      Maggi Linker    Soph    Wimberley
Kelly Nelson          Senior    Bandera        Kiersten Kott   Junior  Fredericksburg
Kelly Harris          Senior    Bandera        Callen Hamilton Senior  Boerne

Honorable Mention for Canyon Lake

Regan Mickey          Freshman   Canyon Lake   Mariah Ellis    Junior  Canyon Lake

Hawks Varsity can’t get to the mountain top in loss to Comfort Bobcats last Tuesday night at the Hawk gym, 49-46.

Canyon Lake’s scoring drought with over a minute left in the first quarter lasted with a little over two minutes left in the second quarter and that allowed Comfort to take a lead and win over the Hawks.

“We played stagnant and could not get the ball into the middle,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman said. “Turnovers and frenzy shots did us in, but in the second half we got back into the game when we played man offense against their zone defense.”

By the time CL scored in the second quarter, Comfort had taken their one point deficit and ballooned their lead to an 11 point lead, 26-15.

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– Hawk Time Trial:
This went more smoothly than I thought and we did very well. We started the season in a

A Hawk Swimmer at Practice

much better position than last year and It really kicked the year off right. Although we did not keep score at this meet, it was clear that our Hawk swimmers dominated both San Marcos and Hays.

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All-District Team

 First Team                                   Second Team
 Name                Position                 Name                Position
 Jeff Camp           Receiver                 Jeff Camp           Defensive Line
 John Colby          Linebacker               Jeff Camp           Punter
 Davis Scott         Defensive Line           John Colby          Offensive Line
 Sam Hilgendorf      Defensive Back           Cory Zunker         Defensive Back
 Noah Boriack        Running Back             Davis Scott         Center
 Preston Koch        Fullback

 Honorable Mention
 Sam Hilgendorf      Quarterback              Mason Anthony       Defensive Back
 Daniel Forgione     Running Back

Coach Lloyd Fields fielded his thoughts on each player:

Jeff Camp: “We knew nothing about Jeff back in August when we got out our pads and he was big for us and our

Sam Hilgendorf First Team Defensive Back

program.”

John Colby: “John did a great job at linebacker as he had to replace an all everything player (Eli Achilles), he stepped into the job and handled it well.”

Davis Scott: “This was Davis’ third year and he was the ultimate team player as he changed positions five times and never complained…he did whatever was asked of him.”

Noah Boriack: “Boriack was our offense…these are units and this was the best offensive line we have had at BCS in the past six years…but Noah was a warrior and gave his all for the team. He could of been a first team defensive player for us, but he was too valuable for us on offense to play defense enough to get that award.”

Preston Koch: “Preston had a good career at Bracken and was the only starter that played on our State Championship Team three years ago from this group of Seniors.”

Coy Zunker Second Team Defensive Back

Sam Hilgendorf: “He was a competitor and team was always first and me second. Sam was the kind of guy you had to have to have a successful football team.”

Coy Zunker: “He would of made first team if it were not for his injury. Coy helped and played with a bad knee after the start of the year.”

Daniel Forgione: “Daniel is a guy who will get better and better, this year was his starting point.”

Mason Anthony: “Mason came in last year after losing several players to injury and he was a trooper when we needed him.”