Saige Childers taking the stage in Lake’s win over Gateway last Friday, 6-1.
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

            THIS WEEK    @  THE LAKE

Mon Mar 24  CL Hawks     @  Lady Bird Golf Course  TBA  Golf


Tue Mar 25  CL Hawks JV  @  Davenport              500p Softball
            CL Hawks Var @  Davenport              700p Softball
            Wimberley    @  CL Hawks               700p Baseball
            CL Hawks    vs  Floresville            700p Soccer
                         @  Lehman High School

Wed Mar 25  Navarro JV   @  CL Hawks Green         600p Baseball

Thu Mar 27  CL Hawks     @  Wimberley              Noon Track & Field
                            Texans Relays

Fri Mar 28  CL Hawks     @  Freddie                600p Softball
            CL Hawks     @  Wimberley              700p Baseball

Sat Mar 29  CL Hawks JV  @  Fredericksburg        1000a Baseball    
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                              GO LAKE!

It was a good week for the Lake with Baseball scoring in double digits in all their wins and a just missed opportunity in a, 3-2 loss to State Ranked New Braunfels.

This week Baseball will start district with games against Wimberley.

The Softball team was able to even their district record after taking Navarro to the wood shed in their, 10-3 win over the Panthers. This week it will be @ Davenport on Tuesday and @ the Billies on Friday.

Golf will be in action on Monday in Fredericksburg as the Hawks will get familiar where one round will be played for District further down the road.

Track & Field will be competing at the Texans Relays in Wimberley and a good chance to catch a group of talented Hawks.

                        Let’s Go Lake!

Another headliner will go to this week’s Area Round of playoffs for the Lady Hawk’s Soccer team when they go to Lehman High School to take on Floresville with the start time 7:00pm.

Soccer beat Gateway last week, 6-1 and will look to continue their post-season schedule with another win this Tuesday.

Let’s GO LAKE!

DISTRICT 26-4A

School           W  L  T    Pct
Navarro         12  1  0   .923
Davenport       12  2  2   .813
Fredericksburg  13  4  0   .765
CL Hawks        13  4  1   .750
Wimberley        8  3  1   .708
Bandera          7  4  1   .625

This Week’s Games: *All Games Start at 7:00pm
Tuesday    Wimberley  @   CL Hawks
           Freddie    @   Bandera
           Davenport  @   Navarro

Friday     CL Hawks   @   Wimberley
           Bandera    @   Freddie
           Navarro    @   Davenport

Last Week’s Results:
CL Hawks  14  SA Cole        6
CL Hawks  10  Comfort        0
CL Hawks   2  New Braunfels  3
CL Hawks  27  Gonzales       4
Davenport 10  Eagle Pass     9
Bandera   18  Devine         4
Navarro   20  Gonzales       1
Texans     4  Lago Vista     3
Texans     6  Thorndale      0
Texans     9  Thorndale      8
Freddie    4  SA Home School 2
Freddie   16  Llano          6

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Wayen Slania-Wertz had 2 doubles & homerun in a Hawk win this week.

Canyon Lake started playing against varsity competition during the 2007-08 year and for that Hawk Baseball team they played very few games.

However, that short season did produce for CLake a record that had stood for 17 years. The Lake outscored San Marcos Academy by 24 runs in a shut-out victory. Well, that minute record is now in the past (pardon the pun) when the Hawks scored 27 runs in a win over Gonzales, 27-4. That 2008 season still has a record winning by 24 runs but the amount of runs now belongs to this year’s squad.

This Spring Break week had 4 consecutive contests starting Monday through Friday’s win as Coach Escamilla said, “I would rather play games than practice.”

CLHS will go into district play this Tuesday at Wimberley with an, 13-4-1 record. Baseball has 3 elements that compose, hitting (offense), fielding (defense), and pitching.

Canyon Lake has done well in two of those 3 elements except for their fielding which showed up in this win by producing 3 errors. To put that in perspective, CL has given up 51 runs and bout half (25 runs) has been earned. The rest came as a result of errors which certainly will play a much more pivotal aspect of wins and losses when competing against district brethren.

                    Let’s Go Hawks!!

Canyon Lake scored double digit in 3 of the 4 games this week with that one loss to state ranked New Braunfels where 2 runs came across the plate for the Hawks.

Looking at this year’s district opponents on the Standings graph above will show every school with a winning record and that magnifying glass being a tad closer in hopes of having a chance for a post-season season.

Last year, The Lake broke their, no-go to playoff streak, that your Hawks had crafted for 3 seasons during the year after the Wuhan Covid outbreak came right before district and wasting an awesome, 12-2 record collecting cobwebs. (2021-2023 seasons)

                              Go Lake!

This year, district contests will have 2 games for each school which had been 3 games per school. Another change for the better will have those two games during the same week instead of doing a more traditional round-robin schedule.

In this win over Gonzales, Canyon Lake had 19 hits and 11 of those went extra bases. Carter Williams had two homers a double for 8 rbi and Wayen Slania-Werts had two doubles and a homerun.

In the one run loss to New Braunfels, Williams was on the mound and struck-out 13 Unicorns and gave up 5 hits. The Lake was close to pulling an upset except for those little things that were presented but not being able to increase a lead. It was errors that also contributed to this outcome. Hence, in facing district games for the rest of this season needing to be held to a minimum.

It was a good week of ‘Practice’ and now it will be time to perform with a new purpose that eluded this team last year.

Let’s GO LAKE!

           1  2  3  4   R  H  E
Gonzales   2  0  2  0   4  5  3
CL Hawks  12 13  2  X  27 19  3

                     ab  r  h bi 2b hr bb so misc
Bryce May             2  3  1  1  0  0  2  1
 ph Lucas Shexnayder  1  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
Ryan Rena             1  4  1  2  1  0  2  0  hbp
 ph Gram Simpson      0  1  0  0  0  0  1  0
Carter Williams       4  3  3  8  1  2  0  1
 ph Hayes Holladay    1  0  1  0  0  0  0  0
Wayen Slania-Wertz    4  1  3  3  2  1  0  0  roe
 pr Schexnayder       0  3  0  0  0  0  0  0
 ph Michael Anderson  1  0  1  1  0  0  0  0
Ryder Hopper          4  1  3  1  0  0  0  0
 pr Gram Simpson      0  1  0  0  0  0  0  0
 ph Trey Mollenkolf   0  0  0  1  0  0  0  0  hbp
Wyatt Sims            3  2  1  1  1  0  1  0  hbp roe
Archer Miller         4  2  2  1  1  0  1  1  fc
Greysen Patton        4  2  2  2  1  0  0 1
Gavin Baldera         3  4  1  1  1  0  0  0 hbp roe 2
Totals               32 27 19 22  8  3  7  4

Pitching             ip  h  r er bb so  W  L
Ryder Hopper        2.0  2  2  0  2  3  5  0
Trey Mollenkolf     2.0  3  2  0  0  3  0  0
Totals              4.0  5  4  0  2  6  5  0

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                1  2  3  4  5  6  7  R  H  E
CL Hawks        0  0  0  1  1  0  0  2  4  1
New Braunfels   0  0  0  0  2  0  1  3  5  0

                    ab  r  h bi bb so  misc
Bryce May            2  0  0  0  1  1  sac
Hayes Holladay       3  0  0  1  0  0  fc
Carter Williams      3  1  1  0  0  1
Wayen Slanina-Wertz  2  0  0  0  1  1
 pr Gavin Baldera    0  0  0  0  0  0  cs
Michael Anderson     3  0  1  0  0  2  sb
Ryder Hopper         3  0  1  1  0  2
Lucas Schexnayder    2  0  0  0  1  1
Ryan Rena            0  1  0  0  3  0
Gram Simpson         2  0  1  0  0  0  sac cs
Totals              20  2  4  2  6  8

Pitching            ip  h  r er bb so  W  L  S
Carter Williams    6.0  5  3  1  2 13  4  1  0

Brenan Hughes tripled in the winning run in Hawks win over Comfort, 8-6. Way to Go Lake!

Canyon Lake’s Green answered a Comfort 2 run first inning with a 3 spot the bottom of that same frame for a back and forth affair that had these Visitors tying the score in the top of the 2nd and 4th innings before a Hawk final 2 runs for a time ending win, 8-6.

CJ Rodriguez had a strike-out pitch and (finished with 8) but the flip side showed 5 walks and one hit batter allowing Comfort to put enough players on base to score runs and keep this game close.

Max Ross and Tate Heckman started the bottom of the first with walks before a Brenan Hughes single drew first blood that jettisoned a one run lead and then a Hughes score on a wild pitch giving The Lake a, 3-2 lead.

Comfort would not make this game comfortable tho when they scored a tying run in that 2nd frame without a hit. This menu had two walks a hit batter followed by an error for that score.

The Lake would grab the lead back when Cade Johnson singled and advanced to second on an error. Two passed balls later the Hawks had their lead back.

Be Authentic with your Hawk Gear & LET’s GO LAKE!

Pitcher Rodriguez got his groove back in that 3rd inning by striking out the side with 11 pitches (9 for strikes) for a quick…good morning—good afternoon—and goodnight for these Bobcat hitters.

Canyon Lake worked two more runs on their at bat when Catcher Greysen Patton had a one pitch hit (his second hit this game) and scored when Rodriguez singled two batters later.

Dalton Hodges followed by taking one for the team (hbp)…then Cade Johnson single produced two insurance runs.

          Way to Stay in Shape Hawks!

CLHS would use those insurance runs for a win the next inning after these Visitors tied the game again scoring 3 runs helped by 3 Hawk errors while sending 9 batters to the plate.

CLake used 3 pitchers to help put out the fire when Reliever Jace McGoldrick, with the bases loaded, struck out that final Bobcat on four pitches.

Canyon Lake would put their finishing touches on this contest when Rowan Edwards drew a walk to start the final inning which was followed by a scorcher triple off the bat of Hughes for what would eventually be the winning run.

The Hawks would score again before the game was called due to time constraints.

It was the 9th win this season as those upcoming games will feature district battles now for a team with high expectations.

Let’s Go Lake!

            1  2  3  4  R  H  E
Comfort     2  1  0  3  6  5  2
CL Hawks    3  1  2  2  8  9  4

                   ab  r  h bi 2b 3b bb so  misc
Max Ross            1  1  0  0  0  0  1  0  hbp sb
Tate Heckman        2  1  1  0  0  0  1  0
Brenan Hughes       3  2  2  1  0  1  0  0
 ph Rowan Edwards   0  1  0  0  0  0  1  0
Greysen Patton      3  0  2  3  0  0  0  0
 pr Derek Spiwak    0  1  0  0  0  0  0  0
Jace McGoldrick     3  1  0  0  0  0  0  1
CJ Rodriguez        3  0  2  0  1  0  0  0
Dalton Hodges       1  0  0  0  0  0  1  1  hbp
Cade Johnson        2  1  2  2  0  0  0  0
 ph Derek Spiwak    0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0
Peyton Vann         2  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
Totals             20  8  9  6  1  1  5  2

Pitching           ip  h  r er bb so   W  L  S
CJ Rodriguez      3.2  4  6  4  5  8   1  0  0
Cade Johnson      0.0  0  0  0  2  0   0  0  0
Jace McGoldrick   0.1  0  0  0  0  1   0  0  1
Totals            4.0  4  6  4  7  9   1  0  1

                                                             Post-Season Soccer starts this Friday! Let’s GO LAKE!

           THIS Spring Break WEEK   @    THE LAKE

Tue Mar 18    CL Hawks              @    SA Cole        Noon       Baseball

Wed Mar 19    Comfort               @    CL Hawks       200p       Baseball

Thu Mar 20    CL Hawks              @    New Braunfels  Noon       Baseball

Fri May 21    Navarro               @    CL Hawks       Noon       Softball
              Gonzales              @    CL Hawks       200p       Baseball
              Gateway College Prep vs    CL Hawks       630p Girls Soccer
                                    @    Johnson Hays

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                        GO HAWKS!!

The Hawk’s Soccer team will start their post-season this Friday at Johnson Hays against Gateway College Prep (17-4-1) where in District 25 finished 2nd place behind Burnet.

The Lake did not finish how they would have liked in losing to Davenport but those memories will need to be short-lived with those important post-season contests come calling this week.

For the rest of this week it will be sports that specializes with balls & bats with CL’s Baseball playing four consecutive days starting on Tuesday on the road at San Antonio Cole with a 12 Noon first pitch.

Canyon Lake will have two home games on Wednesday (Comfort @ 6:30p) and Friday (Gonzales @ 2:00p) with a 5A New Braunfels squad at their house this coming Thursday.

Hopefully a good week that can produce some answers for who solidifies a spot for those Tuesday & Friday’s contests. Pitching will be one of those opening positions with how the defense will be placed on who might win that #2 pitching spot.

Softball started their district play with a loss to Wimberley last Friday and now will see if they might be able to get in the win column when Navarro comes to the Hawk Nest on Friday with a 12 Noon first pitch.

A slow week that will pick up speed the next week on Monday 24th when CL’s Golf plays at Lady Bird Golf Course in Fredericksburg.

Let’s Go Lake!

                                    Pitcher Hayes Holladay giving it his all on the mound. Go Lake!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

                 DISTRICT 26 4A
Team             W  L  T    Pct
Navarro         10  1  0   .909
Davenport       11  2  2   .800
Fredericksburg  12  3  0   .800
CL Hawks        10  3  0   .769
Wimberley        5  3  1   .611
Bandera          6  4  1   .591

Last Week’s Results
CL Hawks   6   Antonian       0
CL Hawks  12   Crystal City   5
Bandera   21   Comfort        9
Bandera   13   Hondo          8
Navarro   19   Pearsall       1
Billies    3   Converse       4
Billies    4   Lytle          2
Davenport 11   La Vernia      5
Davenport 19   Gonzales       1
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Hit Man says way to get rid of those Pests Hawks!

Canyon Lake got back on a winning streak now at two games this week and will enjoy their Spring Break with 4 consecutive day games starting on the road at SA Cole~~Home Comfort~~Road New Braunfels~~Home Gonzales.

A Unicorn match-up will be a telling game based on making the playoffs and as teams progresses,  games become harder. That would put this contest for an idea of how your Hawks might fair against a NB team that has an 11-2 season record and is 2-1 in district outings thus far.

The Lake beat a 6-3 team last Friday scoring in all but one inning while amassing 12 hits beating Crystal City, 12-5.

Ryder Hopper ran his record to 4-0 with this win allowing 2 hits and one unearned run in his 4 innings of work.

                         Go Hawks!

Hayes Holladay pitched the final 3 innings for a save with 2 unearned runs coming across the plate.

Those unearned runs will be one of the major needs to improve as those mistakes could cost a district victory.

Canyon Lake blew this game wide open in their final at bat scoring 4 runs on 3 hits. Ryan Rena had the big hit with a double that was followed by an rbi single off the bat for Gavin Baldera.

Three hits for Bryce May and Michael Anderson and all the players who made an appearance reached base during this outing.

                      Let’s Go Lake!

CL’s district has all these schools with a better than .500 record with perennial power Navarro at the top of the list with just one loss along with their 10 wins.

Davenport has played the toughest schedule and should be a major hurdle this year as well as always tough Wimberley.

Fredericksburg is standing in with a stellar, 12-3 record and will coming into district play loaded with a lot of confidence.

Bandera proved last year they could get a district win which happened against Canyon Lake which tells you that taking a day off for any team will not be a recipe for garnering a conquest.

“I think we are set for our first district game for Tuesday,” Head Coach Victor Escamilla stated. “We have to have a line-up for our Friday district ball game…We have to get some action and have someone step up on the mound who wants to become our number two and once we find that person then we will fill in those defensive spots behind him.”

Coach Escamilla continued talking bout CL’s defense and hitting part of the game, “On the fielding part, we have to do a better job and on the hitting part… we are not adjusting to the off speed pitches and we’re trying to yank it and we know better than and we need to learn to go the other way and once we start hitting the right-center gap then we are doing good.”

Four games in four days will play like a tournament week without playing back to back contests.

This week will have a lot riding on the progress as a road game against Wimberley will be here soon and an, all hands on deck,  with players assigned being ready for having a productive district results.

Make it Work Hawks!!

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               1  2  3  4  5  6  7   R  H  E
Crystal City   1  0  0  0  0  2  2   5  6  4
CL Hawks       1  3  0  2  2  4  X  12 14  4

                     ab  r  h bi 2b bb so  misc
Bryce May             4  3  3  2  1  0  0
 ph Gavin Baldera     1  0  1  1  0  0  0
Hayes Holladay        4  1  2  1  0  1  0
Carter Williams       4  1  1  1  0  0  1  sb 2 sf roe
Wayen Slanina-Wertz   4  0  2  1  1  0  0  fc
 pr Gavin Baldera     0  1  0  0  0  0  0
Ryder Hopper          3  0  0  0  0  1  0  roe
Lucas Schexnayder     4  1  1  1  0  0  1  sb fc
Gram Simpson          2  0  0  0  0  1  0
 ph Greysen Patton    0  1  0  0  0  1  0
Michael Anderson      4  2  3  1  0  0  0  sb 3 roe
Wyatt Sims            1  1  0  0  0  1  0
 ph Ryan Rena         2  1  1  1  1  0  0
Totals               33 12 14  9  3  5  2

Pitching             ip  h  r er bb so   W  L  S
Ryder Hopper        4.0  2  1  0  3  2   4  0  0
Hayes Holladay      3.0  4  4  2  2  4   0  0  2
Totals              7.0  6  5  2  5  6

Third Baseman Michael Anderson cleaning out the hot box with catch and throw out of an Apache in Hawk’s, 6-0 win!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

Canyon Lake’s Baseball shook off the cobwebs as their last 6 games the Lake had been treading water and needed to dry off with a win to get back on track with district season just around the corner.

                          Let’s Go Hawks!!

The Hawks had a 2-3-1 record through this part of their schedule and a contest against another quality opponent needed a complete win which this, 6-0 victory accomplished.

PITCHING: Carter Williams (4-0) pitched another gem allowing one hit while striking out 10 Apache’s. A sparkling 0.26 earned run average with only 7 hits in William’s last 27 innings of work.

FIELDING: One miscue at the end of this game which did not allow an earned run for a clean ending. Of CL’s 34 runs allowed only 19 have been earned.

HITTING: Twelve hits being placed into Left-Center-Right Field giving Antonian’s defense plenty of action. Don’t forget that, ‘couldn’t have been placed at a better place,’  bunt (Gram Simpson) and power coming off the bat of Williams with two screamers that had a triple that led to the only run that would be needed in this conquest that other screamer finished as a double.

It was that Williams triple in the bottom of the 3rd frame that scored Hayes Holladay from first base and with a one out Ryder Hopper single scoring that 2nd run.

                      Way to Go Lake!!

Canyon Lake was not finished tho… with 2 outs a Simpson single set up a first and third steal of home plate for Hopper before that final out on the base paths when Simpson was caught in a rundown and the Hawk’s had a, 3-0 lead.

The top of the 4th inning Antonian’s only hit was stranded when Williams finished this inning striking out the last two batters throwing 11 pitches with 9 of those in the strike zone.

The Lake would coax single run in their last three innings which put those finishing touches for a complete game that will hopefully set up CLHS with a runway for next week’s Spring Break  that will be crafted with chances to get a winning streak and fine tuning of those little things needed for a successful district schedule.

But before next week, The Lake, will be back in action this Friday with a 6:30pm first pitch against Crystal City. Keep it CLEAN Hawks!

Let’s Go Lake!

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           1  2  3  4  5  6  7  R  H  E
Antonian   0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0
CL Hawks   0  0  3  1  1  1  x  6 12  1

                   ab  r  h bi 2b 3b bb so misc
Bryce May           4  0  1  1  0  0  0  0
Hayes Holladay      4  1  2  0  0  0  0  1
Carter Williams     4  2  3  1  1  1  0  0  sb fc
Wayen Slanina-Wertz 4  0  1  0  0  0  0  0
Ryder Hopper        2  1  2  1  0  0  1  0  sb
 pr Gavin Baldera   0  1  0  0  0  0  0  0
 ph Ryan Rena       0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0
Lucas Schexnayder   3  0  0  0  0  0  1  1
Gram Simpson        3  0  2  0  0  0  1  1
Archer Miller       3  0  0  0  0  0  0  2
Michael Anderson    1  1  1  1  0  0  1  0  hbp sb
Totals             28  6 12  4  1  1  5  5

Piching            ip  h  r er bb so  W  L
Carter Williams   7.0  1  0  0  2 10  4  0

                          Savanna Oberholtzer scoring points for The Lake!!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

               THIS WEEK     @   THE LAKE

Mon Mar 10  CL Hawks Green   @   La Vernia JV     500p DH    Baseball

Tue Mar 11  CL Hawks JV      @   Llano JV         500p       Softball
            CL Hawks         @   Llano            700p       Softball
            CL Hawks         @   Marble Falls     700p Girls Soccer
            Marble Falls     @   CL Hawks         700p Boys  Soccer

Wed Mar 12  CL Hawks Gold    @   Navarro JV       600p       Baseball
            Antonian         @   CL Hawks         630p       Baseball       

Thu Mar 13  CL Hawks         @   Lago Vista       100p Track & Field

Fri May 14  Crystal City JV  @   CL Hawks Green   430p       Baseball
            CL Hawks JV      @   Wimberley JV     500p       Softball
            Crystal City     @   CL Hawks         630p       Baseball
            CL Hawks         @   Wimberley        700p       Softball
            Davenport        @   CL Hawks         700p Girls Soccer
            CL Hawks         @   Davenport        700p Boys  Soccer

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                            GO HAWKS!!

One of those busiest weeks is now in the books and that had CLake’s Lady Soccer team finishing with a win over Bandera and tie with the Texans. That tie was the 2nd of the season against a team that shows just one loss to a Louisiana school and two ties (which came against your Hawks).

A solid 3rd seed with a chance of taking a 2nd seed if The Lake can sweep Marble Falls on the road and Davenport at home this Friday. Let’s GO LAKE!

Softball finished with a hard fought loss to Blanco and then finished their Friday game run ruling Killeen Chaparrals, 11-1 which now sets up one more non-district game with Llano on Tuesday and then a road game against Wimbo.

                  Way to Go Hawks!!

Track & Field will be at Lago Vista this Thursday with Field Events & 3200 meter run starting at 1:00pm and the Lady Hawks will be searching their 3rd straight Meet win. After beating some large schools last week in Pleasanton that had Kerrville and La Vernia in that mix.

The Ladies (191 points) had a first place in 10 events which set the stage for a 62 point margin of victory over Kerrville who finished second followed by La Vernia.

Hawk Baseball Varsity will have a one game week this Friday when the face an undefeated Crystal City (10-0) with first pitch coming after the Green Team sets the stage at 4:30pm.

One more week of non-district contests next Monday and then a tough district slate starts up when The Lake goes across the Backbone to play Wimbo on March 25th.

Hit’em-kick’em Hard Hawks!

Ryan Rena & the rest of CL’s Baseball will prepare for the Comal Clash this week-end. Go Lake!

Canyon Lake’s Baseball team had a productive tournament last week with some signature wins and one loss & a tie that allowed The Lake a chance to put players in a position to produce as Hawk Coaches continue using this time of the season to evaluate what and how players respond.

“We played larger schools and they had deeper pools of pitchers,” Head Coach Victor Escamilla stated when asked for his assessment from last week’s of contests. “We were able to get players getting starts and got more kids to play. These games keep them sharp and working hard. There were ups and downs just like the season and we still have to stay tough.”

Coach Escamailla closed, “These games put us in different situations and I was pleased with how they produced.”

Canyon Lake will play 4 games this week starting against Holliday on Thursday and two games Friday. After Friday’s contests the Saturday opponent will be slotted based on comparable strength of schools.

All games will be at the Hawk Nest as this will be CL’s last week of tournament games and games that will not be timed for playing a regular games in preparation for District 26-4A.

Below you can see how those schools are doing as the district battles will be coming later this month when Canyon Lake will travel the Devil’s Backbone March 25th.

Go Lake!

       DISTRICT 26-4A

School           W  L  T     Pct
Navarro          6  0  0   1.000
CL Hawks         6  1  1    .813
Davenport        5  1  2    .750
Fredericksburg   6  2  0    .667
Wimberley        2  1  1    .625
Bandera          1  4  1    .200

Last Week’s Scores:
CL Hawks 19 Pearsall     3    Billies 4 Akins      1
CL Hawks  5 Austin       4    Billies 3 MFalls     2
CL Hawks  9 Brackenridge 1    Billies 7 Gateway    4
CL Hawks  2 San Angelo   0    Billies 7 TMI        3
CL Hawks  3 SA Southwest 3    Billies 2 Lampasas  12
CL Hawks  2 McAllen Rowe 5    Texans  7 Burnet     4
Navarro   7 Marble Falls 2    Texans  4 Elgin      8
Navarro  11 Floresville  4    Texans  4 Lampasas   4
Navarro  15 Gonzales     0    Bandera 0 Hondo      2
Navarro  12 Connally     0    Bandera 4 Reagan JV  1
Navarro   1 SA Jay       0    Bandera 2 Eagle Pass 4
Davenport 5 Cedar Ridge  0    Bandera 7 Uvalde     7
Davenport 0 SA Madison   0
Davenport 3 Georgetown   3
Davenport 8 La Vernia    6
Davenport 7 Weatherford  6

                  Hawk’s Softball finished in 2nd Place at the Blanco Tourney last week. GO LAKE~~

            THIS WEEK            @   THE LAKE

Mon Mar 3   Somerset JV          @   CL Hawks Gold    600p       Baseball

Tue Mar 4   CL Hawks Green/Gold  @   Vaaler Creek     TBA        Golf
            CL Hawks Green       @   Ingram           500p       Baseball
            Blanco JV            @   CL Hawks JV      500p       Softball
            Blanco               @   CL Hawks         700p       Softball
            CL Hawks             @   Bandera          700p Girls Soccer
            Bandera              @   CL Hawks         700p Boys  Soccer

Thu May 6   CL Hawks             @   Pleasanton       400p Track & Field
            CL Hawks JV          @   Gateway Tourney  TBA        Softball
            Holliday             @   CL Hawks         730p       Baseball
                                     Comal Clash

Fri May 7   Chaparral            @   CL Hawks         500p       Softball
            CL Hawks Gold        @   Gonzales         600p    DH Baseball 
            Beeville             @   CL Hawks         500p       Baseball
            Wimberley            @   CL Hawks         700p Girls Soccer
            CL Hawks             @   Wimberley        700p Boys  Soccer
            CC Moody             @   CL Hawks         730p       Baseball

Sat May 8   TBD                  @   CL Hawks        1230p       Baseball

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                             Go Hawks!

A pretty good week at The Lake that just passed. Baseball finished 3-1-1, Softball 5-1, Girls Soccer beat Freddie, Hawk Relays had some PR’s for several Hawksters, and Boys Golf finished 2nd in a two day Tourney against 4-5-6A school.

Baseball/Softball had two players pitch no-hitters….Aubrey Long (against Natalia) and Carter Williams (against San Angelo Central). These two players also contributed in the batter’s box with home-runs.

The Comal Clash starts this week on Thursday at 730p when The Lake clashes against Holliday. Two games on Friday with start time at 5pm followed at 7pm for the nightcap.

Softball is finished with tournaments and now enters 7 inning contests with Blanco (Tuesday) and Killeen Chaparral (Friday) both at the Hawk Nest.

                            Let’s Go Lake!

The Lady Hawk’s win over Freddie solidified their district standings chances in punching their ticket for the post-season. The Billies are fighting for a spot but The Lake will possess the tie-breaker after sweeping Fredericksburg.

Track & Field had some good results for the Lady Hawks and The ReSporter will have an article posted this week while the tricksters head to Pleasanton this Thursday.

Hawk Boys Golf will be teeing it off on Tuesday at Vaaler Creek and will hopefully riding the success achieved this past week.

Come out to support a bevy of sports at the Hawk Nest & GO LAKE!

John Gulley has garnered 4 saves this season the most in Hawk history.
photo by Dan Reed Photography https://www.danreedphotography.com)

As this season begins, The ReSporter, would like to share those Top Ten All-Time Stats for these young men. The team has already garnered 3 wins as they prepare for a tournament at Southwest this Thursday.

Last week’s Sinton Tourney was able to get just one game in due to weather.

Good luck for this year’s athletes and Let’s GO LAKE!

CAREER ALL-TIME TOP TEN

At Bats
Hunter Anderson     373
Chase Anderson      353
Tanner Schultz      343
Griffen Williams    323
Travis Walker       322
Caleb Williams      318
Ty Sellers          306
Tyler Pauly         281
Cody Powell         245
Michael Brady       239

Runs
Hunter Anderson      91
Chase Anderson       68
Travis Walker        65
Ty Sellers           57
Caleb Williams       54
James LaLonde        54
Jeremy Greene        46
Griffen Williams     44
Garrett Winters      44
Tyler Pauly          44

Hits
Chase Anderson      122
Hunter Anderson     112
Griffen Williams    104
Tanner Schultz       82
Travis Walker        80
Caleb Williams       77
Tyler Pauly          75
Brandon Robinson     72
Ty Sellers           68
Michael Brady        67

RBI’s
Griffen Williams    126
Tyler Pauly          61
Chase Anderson       55
Tanner Schultz       53
Hunter Anderson      49
Ty Sellers           48
Travis Walker        44
Caleb Williams       44
Logan Felch          42
Brandon Robinson     40

BASE on BALLS
Tyler Pauly          63
Hunter Anderson      55
Matt Anderson        54
Griffen Williams     51
Michael Brady        48
Chase Anderson       48
Travis Walker        38
Caleb Williams       38
Daulton Winters      37
Brayden Welch        34

STOLEN BASES
Daniel Camarillo     29
Hunter Anderson      25
Caleb Williams       23
Joe Shone            23
Tyler Pauly          23
James LaLonde        20
Jeremy Greene        20
Mason Lee            16
Chase Anderson       16
Brandon Robinson     15

DOUBLES
Griffen Williams     21
Travis Walker        19
Hunter Anderson      19
Chase Anderson       17
Hayden Baker         17
Tanner Schultz       17
Tyler Pauly          17
Corey Shedrock       16
Logan Felch          14
Michael Brady        13

TRIPLES
Kyler Huff            6
Hunter Anderson       5
Caleb Williams        4
Ty Sellers            4
Cody Powell           3
Gavin Dietrich        3
Daniel Camarillo      3
Tyler Pauly           3
9 Tied with           2

HOME RUNS
Griffen Williams     27
Carter Williams      10
Travis Walker         6
Logan Felch           6
Jeremy Greene         4
Cody Breest           4
Nick Cahill           4
Joe Shone             4
Ty Sellers            3
Brandon Robinson      3
Tanner Schultz        3

HIT by PITCH
Tanner Schultz       21
Matt Anderson        15
Ethan Slater         13
Brandon Robinson     12
CJ Parrish           12
Griffen Williams     12
Jeremy Greene        12
Tanner Schultz       10
Ty Sellers           10

(100 or more Plate Appearances)
BATTING AVERAGE
Matthew McLain     .421
Griffen Williams   .402
Chase Anderson     .401
Brandon Robinson   .398
Michael Brady      .364
Hunter Anderson    .362
Nick Cahill        .354
Tyler Pauly        .344
Ross Wagliardo     .339
Zach Jenkins       .336

ON BASE PERCENTAGE
Matthew McLain     .581
Griffen Williams   .519
Michael Brady      .510
Brandon Robinson   .505
Tyler Pauly        .498
Chase Anderson     .490
Matt Anderson      .489
Tyler Pauly        .481
Jeff Nabors        .475
Zach Jenkins       .472

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
Griffen Williams   .811
Carter Williams    .548
Matthew McLain     .539
Brandon Robinson   .519
Joe Shone          .505
Tyler Pauly        .493
Nick Cahill        .485
Chase Anderson     .480
Hunter Anderson    .466
Ross Wagliardo     .446
Michael Brady      .446

PIICHING

INNINGS PITCHED
Tanner Schultz    224.0
Luke Roskin       170.2
Tyler Pauly       149.1
Avery Montgomery  142.0
Griffen Williams  138.2
Cody Powell       114.1
Hunter Anderson   110.0
Matt Anderson      99.0
Ross Wagliardo     96.1
Logan Felch        93.2

EARNED RUN AVERAGE (35 or more innings)
Peyton McMullen    1.44
Tyler Pauly        1.71
Luke Roskin        1.89
Hunter Anderson    2.02
Tanner Schultz     2.38
Cody Breest        2.48
Griffen Williams   2.76
Zach Jenkins       3.03
Cale Claycomb      3.17
Cody Powell        3.62

WINS
Tanner Schultz       29
Luke Roskin          20
Tyler Pauly          18
Hunter Anderson      15
Cody Breest          11
Griffen Williams      9
Avery Montgomery      8
Cody Powell           7
Matt Anderson         6
Ross Wagliardo        5
Cale Claycomb         5
Zach Jenkins          5
Hayden Baker          5

STIKEOUTS
Tanner Schultz      226
Luke Roskin         220
Tyler Pauly         190
Griffen Williams    143
Cody Powell         128
Hunter Anderson     111
Ross Wagliardo      109
Avery Montgomery    108
Cale Claycomb       105
Matt Anderson        89

SAVES
John Gulley           4
Luke Roskin           4
Kyler Huff            3
Hunter Anderson       3
Peyton McMullen       3
Griffen Williams      3
Cale Claycomb         2
Cody Breest           2
Ross Wagliardo        2
Drew Tyra             2
Matt Anderson         2
Carter Williams       2