The Canyon Lake Softball team ended the run scoring and victory drought against Fredericksburg last Friday, scoring five runs in their first victory over the Billies.

It had been documented before, the previous five games played against Fredericksburg resulting in five losses without one run being scored.

The game started rocky for the upstart Hawks with five errors in the first two innings allowing the visitors to score three unearned runs and the lead. (more…)

Canyon Lake lost to Fredericksburg last Friday night at Hawk diamond, 7-6. If you go to a fight, then you would like to know that you have enough ammo for the skirmish.

Canyon Lake has been fighting an uphill battle most of the season, with several key Seniors gone from last year and a much younger team getting, in game, experience.

With only 10 players suited up for the game against Fredericksburg, the Hawks almost pulled out the win.

Canyon Lake was cruising with a 5-0 lead in the top of the sixth inning when the wheels came off the wagon. (more…)

The district picture has been cleared up since last week’s games.

The Canyon Lake Hawks have clinched a playoff spot and will now look for a win over Navarro next Thursday night at the Hawk diamond. (more…)

The Canyon Lake Softball team is going into territory never before seen this time of the season. A chance to continue the season via playoffs.

With that being the goal, the game, April 15th, will be pivotal to give the Hawks a better idea of where they stand in that picture.

Canyon Lake has not beaten Fredericksburg yet in the three year history. In fact, when the Hawks score in the game….it will be the first score ever against the Billies. (more…)

ReSporter: “What is your overall impression of the District 26-3A Track Meet?

Coach Adkisson: “The girls did great from the Junior Varsity level to the Varsity. They went out there and competed and ran there best times of the year. We might not of scored a lot of points but we placed well in several events.”

ReSporter: “The Mile Relay keeps improving, tell us about this group of girls.” (more…)

ReSporter: “Give us your overall opinion of the District 26-3A meet just finished?

Coach Montgomery: “We are very happy for our kids. To score 150 points and sweep the relays is a good feeling. Our boys pride themselves on their work ethic, and it showed last night. We always tell them that if you just work hard with a lot of enthusiasm that the results will come. It was a great night for our entire athletic program, because our kids play multiple sports. That’s one of the many positives of being a student at Canyon Lake. The kids are not tied to one single sport. For many of our boys, track may be the third or fourth sport they compete in. When you have a high-quality showing at the district meet like we did, it really proves what a solid overall athletic program we have here at Canyon Lake High School.” (more…)

“And now coming to bat is Katy the Pain Train,” as Stephanie Langenberg Introduces the players for the next at bat.

Katy Payne has been a fixture for the Hawks and has to her credit the one and only homerun in the short history for Canyon Lake.

The hit came last year in a 12-1 victory over Navarro….she made it count too, as the hit was a Grand Slam. (more…)

Team                W   L   GB   Remaining Games

Bandera             9   0   --    Wimberley

Canyon Lake         5   3   3.5   Fredericksburg, Navarro

Wimberley           4   3   4.0   Navarro, Boerne, Bandera

Fredericksburg      3   4   5.0   Hawks, Navarro, Boerne

Navarro             2   5   6.0   Wimberley, Fredericksburg, Hawks

Boerne              0   8   8.5   Wimberley, Fredericksburg

The Bandera Bulldogs have clinched the District with just one game remaining the closest team to the Bulldogs being your Hawks.

With only one game left for Bandera, the race is now between the next four teams with only Boerne not able to qualify for a playoff spot. (more…)

Canyon Lake improved their district record to 5-3 with a win over Wimberley to put themselves in position for the playoffs.

The Hawks were cruising with a three run lead going into the bottom of the fifth inning when the Texans came storming back to tie the score.

The first four players reached base for Wimberley in the fifth with two singles a double and fielders choice. The third run came home off a sacrifice fly and the momentum seemed to be with the home team.

The Hawks answered in the top of the sixth inning when McKenna Beseda singled with two outs. Beseda has been on a tear the past couple of weeks raising her batting percentage over .200 points to a lofty .360 for the season. (more…)

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