Second Baseman Travis Parma getting the job with flip to SS Hayden Baker. (photo by Dennis Rohlmeier)
After seeing Fredericksburg use their first two innings scoring 4 runs, Canyon Lake finally decided to take control in the 3rd inning by scoring 10 unanswered runs and winning the first game of this series.
Griffen Williams bringing it on the mound. (photo by Michelle Sellers)
CL’s Baseball Team found that they still have a ways to go in order to finish this season strong after suffering a one run loss to Wimberley and then succumbing to 5A Boerne Champion, 5-3 on Saturday.
Griffen Williams Home-Run against Central Catholic. (photo by Michelle Sellers)
CL Hawks held on to open their District 28-4A with a win over Wimberley, 11-10.
Canyon Lake’s Green Baseball team won a double header over the Bandera Bulldogs as District 28-4A play continues, 6-2 and 9-2.
Now The ReSporter knows why Williams played Basketball this year. Practice-Practice-Practice! (photo by Michelle Sellers)
CL was not rattled after a 3 run 6th inning Button rally and produced 6 hits with three going for extra bases to take Central Catholic Buttons to the wood-shed, 4-3.
Catcher Chance Anderson continues a strong defense with 2 passed balls in 83 innings of work.
Canyon Lake will start district play next Tuesday and as the standings show below is seeing a Boerne club that has compiled an almost perfect record with many of their victories against stiffer competition.
Carter Williams was able to get playing time on Varsity on Corpus swing.
Canyon Lake finished their 4 game 3 day Corpus Christi trip with a 3-1 record after securing a 7 run first inning on their way for a, 10-2 final.
Hawks will be back need to get right quick with more games coming. After set-back to Calallen.
Canyon Lake found out how much they need to improve as this season continues after being whitewashed, 5-0 at the hands of 5th Ranked Calallen Wildcats.
Coach Victor Escamilla reached 400 wins!
Canyon Lake won their double header over Corpus Christi Miller in grand fashion scoring 28 runs and those two wins had Head Coach Victor Escamilla reaching 400 for his career.
Canyon Lake’s Green team won their first game over Fredericksburg before finishing the day with a tie against the Billies in that 2nd contest due to not enough pitching for the Billies.
