Griffen Williams & Tanner Schultz will be working on one more sweep this week against Davenport. (photo by Dennis Rohlmeier)
Canyon Lake stayed within one game of frontrunners Boerne and Wimberley going into their last week of District 28-4A play after run ruling Bandera, 12-0 in five innings.
Carter Williams get the win over Davenport during JV District 28-4A Tournament.
Hawk JV Baseball won 1 of 2 games in this year’s JV District 28-4A Tournament and will take the field this Saturday in Boerne to play for 3rd place.
CLJV took care of business beating Davenport 5-2 that was played in an off and on rain and used a 3 run 4th inning that gave The Lake enough separation to withstand the Wolves one run final inning for this win.
That 4th frame started with a Gage Gibbons single and then a double off the bat of Michael Anderson to the left center field scoring Gibbons who had moved up to second on a passed ball.
Roman Gonzales had CL’s third consecutive hit that scoreds Anderson with the final run scored when Dane Sweet was out on a fielder’s choice.
Those 3 runs gave Carter Williams enough cushion to finish for a win.
Defensively CLJV had two double plays that subdued any hope for a rally by these Visitors. During the 4th inning a comebacker to pitcher Williams going to second to first for the quick two outs and then another good defensive throw out by Catcher Anderson cutting down the Wolves chance to move a player to scoring position.
During CL’s next inning Davenport had their first 3 batters reach with an error followed with a walk and single. That single scored a run closing the gap, 5-2 with no outs in what would be the final inning due to a time limit.
Way to Go JV Hawks!!
A line-out to Sweet and throw to first baseman Hopper stopped the Wolves momentum and then game with a final strikeout for Williams.
Game-Set-Match for the Junior Varsity.
What mojo might had been accomplished during the game was quickly doused by Wimberley who scored 3 runs in the top of their first frame which would be enough putting The Lake in the 2nd round match-up fishing for a 3rd place finish.
On getting those double plate, “We do drills like that in practice,” Williams said matter-of=factly. “Practice makes perfect and those two double plays gave me confidence to just throw strikes and let our infield and outfield work.”
Enough said with one more game as this season draws to a close.
Way to GO JV HAWKS!!
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The largest contingent of Little Leaguers ever came out to a rain soaked day on Tuesday.
Canyon Lake escaped the Bulldogs scoring the winning run with one out in the bottom of the 7th inning.
The Walk Thru as Canyon Lake sent the Greyhounds home with a Loss, 5-4.
The Boerne Outfield were still in Hawk’s win that split this series as the season comes down to the final two weeks before post-season.
Luke Roskin, Jeremy Greene, and Tristan Roberts stoically stand while thinking of their Homers.
Canyon Lake broke open a tight game with home runs that would run rule Llano, 13-2.
Jeremy Greene was one of two Hawks with a hit in CL’s win over Fredericksburg. (photo by Dennis Rohlmeier)
Canyon Lake won a pitching duo against Freddie on Friday scoring a run in the final inning and a stellar showing from Griffen Williams with a Flame-Thrower night and win, 1-0.
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.
