Head Coach Monte Cole directing traffic in Hawk’s win over Texans, 47-46!
(photo by Dan Reed Photography https://www.danreedphotography.com)
DISTRICT 27-4A
Season W L Pct District W L. Pct GB
Boerne 21 5 .808 Davenport 4 0 1.000 -
Davenport 19 6 .760 Boerne 4 0 1.000 -
Wimberley 14 10 .583 Canyon Lake 3 2 .600 1.5
Bandera 14 11 .560 Wimberley 2 2 .500 2.0
Freddie 13 12 .520 Bandera 2 3 .400 2.5
Canyon Lake 13 14 .481 Freddie 0 4 .000 4.0
Navarro 7 13 .350 Navarro 0 4 .000 4.0
This Week’s Schedule:
January 16th
Navarro @ CL Hawks
Wimberley @ Fredericksburg
Boerne @ Davenport
Bandera Bye
January 19th
Freddie @ Navarro
Bandera @ Boerne
Davenport @ Wimberley
CL Hawks Bye
Last Week's Results
January 9th
Boerne 59 CL Hawks 35
Bandera 49 Freddie 40
Wimberley 63 Navarro 52
Davenport Bye
January 12th
CL Hawks 47 Wimberley 46
Boerne 68 Freddie 39
Davenport 82 Bandera 33
Navarro Bye
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Carter Williams, Dalton Stromquist, Mario Aguilar and Jacob Holland taking a breather.
CANYON LAKE JV & VARSITY SEND WIMBERLEY BACK HOME on SLIME ROAD!!
Canyon Lake’s Junior Varsity set the stage for the upcoming Varsity tilt on this night with a 4 point (much worse than the final score) win against Wimberley’s JV, 52-48.
It would be a good night at the Hawk Nest when CLJV took care of business after a workmanlike game as these Hawks held an 11 halftime advantage, 25-14.
Defense was the name of this game in those first 3 quarters as that 2nd stanza saw the Hawks dropping droppings (not a misprint) on the Texan’s offense holding them to one field goal.
“The kids played to their potential, and we still have room for improvement,” Head JV Coach Javarius Smith surmised. “I told the kids before the game that we need to be locked in and play our best no matter what our opponent’s jersey says. The battle of the backbone is a big part of Canyon Lake sports history, so the kids have a little more giddy up when we play those guys.”
Go Hawks!!
That certainly played out as this turned out to be a team affair with 4 of those Hawk starters finished with double digit scoring and one player just one field goal away from making that fraternity to 5 inductees.
Ben Parma turned on his offensive skills during that 4th quarter with his 8 points which had half of that total coming as a result of his shot that brought rain from beyond the arc while being fouled for that coveted 4 point play.
Guard Gavin Cano directed the offense with floaters and dishing the ball scoring 10 points.
Eli Hammons (11 points) used his size to control the paint while Josh Rowe and Wyatt Sims each contributed a combined 21 points with pinpoint accuracy.
The Hawks did have a lapse as they went prevent defense to end this battle which will usually allow a team to amass enough points that can make that final score look much closer than what actually happen.
But a win is a win and now Canyon Lake’s Junior Varsity will look to build on this conquest as they have one more contest before the 2nd round of district games next Tuesday at the Hawk Nest.
Way to Go JV Hawks!!
Line Score 1 2 3 4 Final
Wimberley JV 12 2 10 24 48
CL Hawks JV 15 10 7 20 52
Scorers: Josh Rowe 11, Eli Hammons 11,
Gavin Cano 10, Wyatt Sims 10, Ben Parma 8,
Reece Pippin 2.
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The Lake’s Varsity helped their chances of making the post season after coming from behind to beat Wimberley, 47-46. The win was important as the Hawks have just one remaining game during the first round of district battles.
Hit Man says way to get rid of those Pests.
That game will come nest Tuesday against Navarro who is presently tied with Freddie still looking for their first district win.
In this win, The Lake, now stands with a 3-2 record and bragging rights on those two teams right below them in the standings jockeying for position for those coveted 4 post-season spots.
The HoHum – Cold – Microwave Hot Hawks started with a game that had both participants with a turnover prone start. But CL was able to win this first phase, 9-7 and was highlighted when Mario Aguilar scored his first points with an old time 3 point play after being fouled on his jumper and free throw.
During the 2nd quarter both teams still had a hard time finding the bottom of the net but Aguilar’s steal and layup coaxed a 9 point lead, 16-7 with 2:15 still left on the first half clock.
CL’s defense was on fire which is one of those basketball adages that ‘defense can be a constant on the hardwood’. That was the motif during this period until that last 30 seconds when CL left their guard down allowing two quick baskets.
Before those last shots, The Lake had held the Texans without a point for 8:30 minutes.
Now, welcome to CL’s biggest problem (ice cold 3rd period) so far this season, when Wimberley came out of their halftime break on fire and finished this quarter scoring 29 points and enjoying an eight point lead, 40-32.
Put into perspective that these Texans had scored a total of 17 points for 3 quarters but after that 3rd stanza it almost clip these Hawk’s wings.
WHS would continue that barrage starting the final 8 minutes upping their lead to 11 points, 43-32 on a corner 3 pointer with 6:10 left on the timer.
With a back and forth affair and then the Texan’s second 11 point advantage with a 1 minute being drained and The Lake staring at the scoreboard down, 45-34.
So with a ho-hum first half and then an ice-cold 3rd quarter your Hawks finally put together a remarkable microwave hot moment both offensively and defensively for the rest of this period outscoring their visitors, 11-1 to end this game with a win starting at that 5:10 mark.
Play by Play: CL WT Time
* Dalton Stromquist offensive rebound and fouled 1 point. 35-45 5:11
* Carter Williams (10 rebounds) scored and fouled 3 points. 38-45 4:29
* Aguilar found Jacob Holland for assist & bucket 3 points. 41-45 3:50
* Holland’s offensive rebound and short jumper 2 points. 43-45 2:49
* Stromquist steal leading an Aguilar’s layup 2 points. 45-45 1:05
* Wimberley best foul shooter made one of two 1 point. 45-46 12.2
* Aguilar fouled driving to basket & made FT shots 2points. 47-46 05.9
Canyon Lake ‘Hawk’ Proud!!
That Wimberley player was perfect before that missed free throw. He had made 8 consecutive foul shots and then a miss that left this game in the Hawks hands for a win.
Canyon Lake can now take care of business this Tuesday and finish the first round with a 4-2 record and an inside track for punching a ticket for the post-season. Also remember that CL has just 2 home games remaining with this Navarro Tuesday contest and then Boerne during the 2nd round of district.
Ho-Hum….Ice Cold…. Microwave Hot Hawks like their food hot!! Go Hawks!!
1 2 3 4 Final
Wimberley 7 4 29 6 46
CL Hawks 9 7 16 13 47
3pt tot rebounds
fgm-fga fgm-fga ftm-fta pts or-dr tot a s b to
Jacob Holland 3-7 2-4 0-0 8 4-1 5 0 1 0 1
Jaxson Jeter 1-7 1-1 1-2 4 0-0 0 1 0 0 5
Mario Aguilar 7-16 0-3 4-5 18 0-6 6 4 3 0 0
Eddie Zdunczyk 0-4 0-3 0-0 0 0-2 2 3 1 0 1
Carter Williams 3-7 0-0 2-5 8 4-6 10 0 3 5 2
Dalton Stromquist 2-4 0-0 2-3 6 5-4 9 0 2 1 4
Jean Paul Alexander 1-3 1-3 0-0 3 1-3 4 0 1 0 2
Totals 17-48 4-14 9-15 47 14-22 36 8 11 6 18
35% 29% 60%
Three weeks ago, The Lake, had a myriad of ways for a chance to earn a right to make the post-season in Boys Basketball.
