All-Time Team and Individual Records Pts Per Game Off Pts Per Game Def Assists 2009 53.7 2011 46.6 2010 10.3 2010 51.1 2012 49.1 2012 9.8 2013 49.1 2009 55.9 2011 8.9 2008 47.6 2014 56.9 2009 8.7 2012 45.4 2008 56.9 2013 7.8 2014 44.9 2010 60.9 2014 7.7 2011 41.3 2013 61.6 Steals Rebounds Blocks 2013 9.8 2013 32.9 2014 4.2 2009 9.6 2014 30.4 2013 2.7 2010 9.1 2009 28.3 2012 2.7 2011 8.6 2010 27.9 2009 2.3 2014 6.7 2012 27.9 2010 1.8 2012 4.8 2011 26.6 2011 1.6 Total Points 3pt Goals Made Free Throws Andrew Riali 594 Andrew Riali 122 Matt Magness 120 Matt Magness 555 Cole Green 77 Andrew Riali 113 Stuart Lowry 407 Garrett Winters 58 Christian Pena 102 Caleb Kreiger 406 Matt Magness 52 Brandon Berger 90 Christian Pena 356 Paul Davis 34 Doug Hubnik 80 Tanner Jones 348 Stuart Lowry 31 Caleb Kreiger 72 Cole Green 348 Brandon Berger 29 Tanner Jones 66 Skyler Tschoepe 305 Skyler Tschoepe 27 Skyler Tschoepe 60 Sean Nolan 280 Luke Curry 25 Sean Nolan 56 Garrett Winters 255 Brandon Ward 17 Garrett Winters 37 Total Rebounds Steals Assists Sean Nolan 311 Neal Whitehead 78 Doug Hubnik 187 Andrew Riali 296 Tanner Jones 76 Matt Magness 136 Skyler Tschoepe 229 Matt Magness 69 Tanner Jones 90 Caleb Kreiger 218 Doug Hubnik 62 Brandon Berger 78 Neal Whitehead 203 Skyler Tschoepe 61 Garrett Winters 61 Eric Nelson 184 Javier Mendez 58 Christian Pena 59 Brandon Berger 170 Matt Noyola 58 Daulton Winters 56 Matt Magness 156 Brandon Berger 55 Javier Mendez 151 Christian Pena 49 Nic Adams 34 Rory Preiss 114 Tyler Clark 49 Brandon Ward 29 Blocks Sean Nolan 69 Caleb Kreiger 59 Neal Whitehead 47 Eric Nelson 29 Skyler Tschoepe 24 Tyler Williams 20 Kevin Nolan 15 Ancel Morel 15 Tommy Clark 10 Rory Preiss 8
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Basketball: All-Time Team and Individual Stats
Sunday, January 18th, 2015Hawks Double Dribble in games with Wimberley
Wednesday, January 14th, 2015Canyon Lake had a rough night on Tuesday as the Boy’s team got lapped and the Lady Hawks were beat in the last quarter.
The Lady Hawks had a great comeback in their game as they were down 11 points in the second quarter and regained the lead on a last second three pointer from Alexa Ramos to end the third quarter, 36-35 in favor of CL.
Sarah Schneider adds much needed depth to Canyon Lake’s inside game.
The game went back and forth to start the fourth quarter as CL had a, 42-41 lead with a little over five minutes to go in the contest.
That is when the Wimberley went on a 12-2 run to end the game with a win.
This loss tied Canyon Lake with Wimberley and Cuero as each team has a 3-2 record with a game each to end the first round of district games.
Canyon Lake has upped their game this year as several players have started playing a much higher game competition wise.
This Week at Canyon Lake
Sunday, January 11th, 2015This Week for Canyon Lake Sports
Jan 13th Lockhart JV @ CL Hawks JV Boy Soccer 5:00pm
Lockhart @ CL Hawks Boy Soccer 6:45pm
Wimberley @ CL Hawks Freshman Girl Basketball 8:00pm
Wimberley @ CL Hawks JV Boy Basketball 5:00pm
Wimberley @ CL Hawks JV Girl Basketball 5:00pm
Wimberley @ CL Hawks Freshman Boy Basketball 6:15pm
Wimberley @ CL Hawks Varsity Girl Basketball 6:30pm
Wimberley @ CL Hawks Varsity Boy Basketball 7:30pm
Jan 16th CL Hawks @ Pleasanton Girl Soccer TBA
CL Hawks Freshman @ La Vernis Boy Basketball 6:15pm
CL Hawks JV @ La Vernia Girl Basketball 5:00pm
CL Hawks JV @ La Vernia Boy Basketball 5:00pm
CL Hawks Freshman @ La Vernia Girl Basketball 8:00pm
CL Hawks Varsity @ La Vernia Girl Basketball 6:30pm
CL Hawks Varsity @ La Vernia Boy Basketball 7:30pm
Jan 17th CL Hawks @ Tournament Girl Soccer TBA
Jan 20th La Vernia @ CL Hawks Girl Soccer 7:00pm
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Hawks were Cold as Ice in Loss to Cuero, 49-35
Saturday, January 10th, 2015Canyon Lake Hawks was as cold as the weather in their loss to Cuero losing, 49-35.
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A 25% shooting percentage did not allow CL to get any momentum in this game as they had their lowest amount of turnovers for the year with only seven miscues.
Those good attributes did not add enough points for Canyon Lake and now will be facing a tough foe in Wimberley at the Hawk Nest this coming Tuesday.
Rory Preiss did have a good game with a 15 point game and 8 rebounds but with little help from the rest of the team left this game out of reach.
Sean Nolan did end up with 10 rebounds which allowed him to pass Andrew Riali for the all time rebound record for the Hawks.
The nine assists for the 13 shots that were made was also a good part of their game.
1 2 3 4 Final CL Hawks 6 11 5 13 35 Cuero 13 17 2 17 49 3pt tot rebounds name fgm-fga fgm-fga ftm-fta pts or-dr tot a s b to Garrett Winters 1-6 0-5 1-2 3 0-0 0 2 1 0 2 Brandon Ward 2-8 1-5 2-2 7 1-0 1 3 0 0 0 Justin Ferris 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 Rory Preiss 6-9 1-1 2-4 15 3-5 8 1 3 0 2 Skyler Tschoepe 0-5 0-2 0-0 0 1-0 1 0 1 1 0 Nic Adams 1-10 1-5 0-0 3 1-0 1 1 0 0 1 Will Gray 1-4 0-1 0-2 2 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 Tyler Williams 0-1 0-0 1-1 1 1-0 1 1 0 1 2 Scott Taylor 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Sean Nolan 2-7 0-0 0-0 4 3-7 10 1 0 3 0 totals 13-53 3-19 6-12 35 10-12 22 9 7 6 7 percentages 25% 16% 50%
Hawks JV Go 2-0 in District Play with Win over Navarro JV
Wednesday, January 7th, 2015Canyon Lake’s JV Boys took an eight point lead and held on for a, 47-39 victory at the Hawk Gym last Tuesday night.
Gerrit Wilkins was key in win over Navarro JV
Jacob Ramirez and Heath McDonough both finished with double digit scoring with 13 and 10 point respectfully.
Gerrit Wilkins and Sam Langford were also instrumental in this victory as they dished off some assists while also getting some hustle plays as Navarro was making their move in that second half.
Canyon Lake was being pressed and had lost some of their momentum when Wilkins dove for a ball and while fighting for possession was fouled and two free throws resulted in a shot of offense as the Hawks would finish with a flurry closing out this Panther club.
CL Hawks Lose Heartbreaker to Navarro, 55-54
Tuesday, January 6th, 2015Canyon Lake was tied or had the lead for 30:29 in their game with Navarro but could not hold onto the lead as the Panthers scored a three-point shot with 7 seconds on the clock to take a heart breaker from the home team.
The Hawks went into the final stanza enjoying an 11 point advantage but Navarro’s 26 point fourth quarter was just enough to steal a win on Tuesday night at Canyon Lake.
“We did a lot of good things that got us the lead,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman started. “We played good defense and got the ball inside, but we just got tight and timid in the fourth quarter.”
There were several good things happened in this game as CL finished with three players in double figures and many of the other players hustling and finding ways to stay in the lead.
CL Basketball: All-Time Stat Leaders
Sunday, January 4th, 2015All-Time Team and Individual Records Pts Per Game Off Pts Per Game Def Assists 2009 53.7 2011 46.6 2010 10.3 2010 51.1 2012 49.1 2012 9.8 2013 49.1 2009 55.9 2011 8.9 2008 47.6 2014 56.3 2009 8.7 2014 45.9 2008 56.9 2013 7.8 2012 45.4 2010 60.9 2014 7.6 2011 41.3 2013 61.6 Steals Rebounds Blocks 2013 9.8 2013 32.9 2014 3.8 2009 9.6 2014 31.6 2013 2.7 2010 9.1 2009 28.3 2012 2.7 2011 8.6 2010 27.9 2009 2.3 2014 6.4 2012 27.9 2010 1.8 2012 4.8 2011 26.6 2011 1.6 Total Points 3pt Goals Made Free Throws Andrew Riali 594 Andrew Riali 122 Matt Magness 120 Matt Magness 555 Cole Green 77 Andrew Riali 113 Stuart Lowry 407 Garrett Winters 54 Christian Pena 102 Caleb Kreiger 406 Matt Magness 52 Brandon Berger 90 Christian Pena 356 Paul Davis 34 Doug Hubnik 80 Tanner Jones 348 Stuart Lowry 31 Caleb Kreiger 72 Cole Green 348 Brandon Berger 29 Tanner Jones 66 Skyler Tschoepe 287 Skyler Tschoepe 26 Skyler Tschoepe 57 Sean Nolan 251 Nic Adams 25 Sean Nolan 55 Garrett Winters 238 Luke Curry 25 Garrett Winters 36 Brandon Ward 16 Total Rebounds Steals Assists Andrew Riali 296 Neal Whitehead 78 Doug Hubnik 187 Sean Nolan 282 Tanner Jones 76 Matt Magness 136 Skyler Tschoepe 220 Matt Magness 69 Tanner Jones 90 Caleb Kreiger 218 Doug Hubnik 62 Brandon Berger 78 Neal Whitehead 203 Javier Mendez 58 Christian Pena 59 Eric Nelson 184 Matt Noyola 58 Daulton Winters 56 Brandon Berger 170 Skyler Tschoepe 57 Garrett Winters 54 Matt Magness 156 Brandon Berger 55 Nic Adams 30 Javier Mendez 151 Christian Pena 49 Tyler Clark 49 Blocks Caleb Kreiger 59 Sean Nolan 58 Neal Whitehead 47 Eric Nelson 29 Skyler Tschoepe 20 Kevin Nolan 15 Ancel Morel 15 Tyler Williams 15 Tommy Clark 10 Rory Preiss 7
Basketball: CL Hawks Top Three
Saturday, January 3rd, 2015 Top Three
points free throws 3pt shots Sean Nolan 149 Sean Nolan 35 Nic Adams 21 Brandon Ward 144 Skyler Tschoepe 23 Garrett Winters 18 Nic Adams 132 Brandon Ward 20 Brandon Ward 16 offensive rebounds defensive rebounds total rebounds Sean Nolan 52 Sean Nolan 79 Sean Nolan 131 Rory Preiss 41 Skyler Tschoepe 62 Rory Preiss 91 Tyler Williams 15 Rory Preiss 50 Skyler Tschoepe 77 assists steals blocks Nic Adams 28 Skyler Tschoepe 16 Sean Nolan 32 Brandon Ward 22 Tommy Clark 16 Tyler Williams 15 Skyler Tschoepe 18 Brandon Ward 15 Tommy Clark 9 fg pct 3pt goal pct free throw pct Sean Nolan 58% Scott Taylor 38% Garrett Winters 86% Tyler Williams 51% Brandon Ward 32% Skyler Tschoepe 68% Rory Preiss 45% Nic Adams 31% Will Gray 68%
CL Hawks Start District 26-4A with Win over Gonzales
Saturday, January 3rd, 2015Canyon Lake Varsity Boys are 1-0 in District 26-4A as the games that count started Friday night in Gonzales with the, 57-41 win.
Senior Guard Justin Ferris
“We started playing to our game plan and started locking in defensively,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman said.
Canyon Lake was also successful when using the two big guys (Sean Nolan and Tyler Williams) as both players finished with six blocks and 19 points.
“We were trying to get the ball inside,” Coach Chapman said with his height. “That gave us some easy lay ups and Tyler (Williams) is long and athletic.”
The Hawks shot 50% from the floor in the first quarter but still found themselves down three points after the buzzer sounded ending the first stanza.
Then after holding the Apaches to three points in the second quarter, the Hawks got the momentum and never looked back winning the next three quarters for a 16 point win.
CL Hawks: Coaches Corner with Lucas Chapman
Thursday, January 1st, 2015The ReSporter: How can you find that hot player on any given game? Or, what is needed by this group to find that scoring?
Coach Chapman: “We are not a team that has a go to player so to speak. We have some guys who are capable of scoring some points on any given night, but it’s probably not going to be the same guy every night. We have to have scoring contributions from multiple individuals. We are continuing to implement our offense and get more confident and comfortable in it. When we run and execute what we work on, we can score effectively, but when we try to do our own thing we struggle at times. We just have to trust what we are doing and trust each other. If everyone does their job then we will succeed as a team.”
The ReSporter: “The ReSporter has also notice that the hustle plays are not showing up, yes, they are probably hustling, but looking at steals/assists…etc…many of the players are finding it hard to get to the free throw line or getting steals…what do you need in these stats that will lead to more scoring?
Coach Chapman: “From a defensive perspective we have not played with consistent effort and energy. We need to do a better job of being active with our feet and hands to deflect passes, contest shots and disrupt what the offense is doing. The games where we have put up points we have turned the offense over which has created easy scoring opportunities for us. We will probably look to pressure and mix it up defensively as we get into district play, which hopefully will help us more with that. Offensively, we need to be more aggressive. We always talk about getting the ball in the paint with the pass or dribble. Our goals are to get score 30 points in the paint and make at least 10 Free Throws a game. When we do those things we have been successful. We just need to put more pressure on the defense and not take bad shots or settle for jumps shots all game long.”
The ReSporter: What is known about the district this year team wise?
Coach Chapman: “Our district is much different this year. We only have Navarro and Wimberley with us from year’s past. From what I have seen Wimberley is the favorite and then everyone else will be fighting for 2nd, 3rd & 4th place. It is wide open right now. I really like our chances. We obviously have to play better and continue to improve, but if we can play to our potential we have a real good shot at the playoffs.”
The ReSporter: What have you seen that is positive for CL as you enter into this season’s games?
Coach Chapman: “We have seen glimpses of times this year when we play to our ability, and we have looked really good. When we take care of the ball and share the ball on offense we can score. When we play with great effort and energy on the defensive side of the floor we can get after people. I just think that our best is yet to come. We have seen signs from time to time, and I anticipate that we will see a lot more of it in the weeks to come.”
The ReSporter: What will the Hawks need to do game wise to realize a spot in the playoffs?
Coach Chapman: “We have to just trust and believe in our ability, and how we want to play. We need to find some consistency and rhythm on offense. We need to be strong with the basketball and not turn it over. On defense, we must lock teams down. We have to play with more passion and effort on defense. That is our identity, and we have to buy into it and play to it. We can certainly make a run in district. We just have to continue to improve each day and reach our potential.”
The ReSporter: Thanks Coach for your time for this Holiday Season, good luck as district starts next week.
