Girls Varsity for Third Place
 Game 5     1   2   3   4   Final
 Stacey     8   4  11   0   23
 Lytle     21  22  10  21   74
 Scoring:
 Stacey: Haylie 15, Kadija 5, Tiona 2, Brianna 2.
 Lytle: Kendra 20, Natalie 12, Aubrey 11, Clarissa 8,
 Andrea 7, Kim 4, Gabby 4, Katie 4, Victoria 2, Emily 2.

 Girls Varsity for First Place
 Game 6        1   2   3   4   Final
 Blanco        2  14   6   6   28
 Canyon Lake   6   8   7   9   30
 Scoring:  
 Blanco: McClinton 8, Savarino 6, Jenkins 7, Rodgers 4,
 Seales 2, Culton 2.
 Hawks: Ramsey 13, Williams 11, Drum 4, Brown 2.

 Boys Varsity for Seventh Place
                1   2   3   4   Final
 Floresville   14  17  15   8   54
 Lockhart      14  11  14  20   59
 Scoring:
 Floresville: Gonzales 18, Chambers 13, Loskowski 13,
 Barnard 4, Marsh 4, Trevino 2.
 Lockhart: Roland 18, Butler 17, Sanders 16, Carrasco 4,
 Johnson 2, Sanchez 2.

 Boys Varsity for Consolation
           1   2   3   4   Final
 Blanco    8  11  17   9   45
 Stacey   13  16   9  18   55
 Scoring:
 Blanco: Sauceda 20, Green 6, Childress 6, Ramirez 5,
 McCaslin 2, Champion 1.
 Stacey: Ruffin 14, Hedrick 14, White 11, Warren 9, Stewart 4,
 Cospening 3.

 Boys Varsity for Third Place
                  1   2   3   4   Final
 Fredericksburg  18   6  13   6   43
 Somerset         3   7  10  11   31
 Scoring: 
 Billies: Fries 10, Braden 10, Rodriques 8, McBee 7, Prado 4,
 Hardin 2, Shepherd 2.
 Somerset: Camarillo 10, DeLeon 5, Manez 4, Gonzalez 4,
 Pena 3, Detmer 2, Dorman 2, Guerra 1.

 Boys Varsity Championship Game
              1   2   3   4   Final
 Randolph     9   5   9   9   32
 Canyon Lake  8   8  11   3   30
 Scoring:
 Randolph: Carlson 11, Jones 7, Jackson 6, London 4, Belyeu 2,
 Blount 2.
 Hawks: Hubnik 7, Davis 7, Mendez 6, Kreiger 4, McIntire 3,
 Pruna 3.

Canyon Lake Classic Tournament First Day Results

 Game 1     1   2   3   4   Final
 Blanco    11   4   8  13   36
 Randolph  19  12  10  11   52
 Scoring:
 Blanco: Sauceda 17, Champion 12, McCaslin 3, Childress 2,
 Green 2.
 Randolph: London 13, Jones 12, Philips 9, Blount 8, Eidenschink 4,
 Belyeu 3, Jackson 3.

 Game 2            1   2   3   4   Final
 Fredericksburg   15  17  15  26   73
 Lockhart          8  13  16  11   48
 Billies: Fries 15, Braden 15, Rodriques 14, Prado 9, Cowser 9,
 Shepherd 4, Hardin 4, Koenig 2, Williams 1.
 Lockhart: Roland 28, Murphy 6, Johnson 4, Butler 4, Sanchez 2,
 Alvarez 1.

 Game 3       1   2   3   4   Final
 Somerset    14  28  15   4   61
 Stacey      12  16  15  13   56
 Scoring:
 Somerset: Gonzales 23, Dorman 7, Guerra 7, Yanez 7, Detmer 6,
 Camerillo 5, Reyna 4, Rodriquez 2.
 Stacey: Ruffin 19, White 11, Corpening 9, D. Stewart 6, Hedrick 5,
 Warren 3, A. Stewart 3.

 Game 4           1   2   3   4   Final
 Floresville JV   6   4  14   8   32
 Canyon Lake     13   7   9  13   42
 Scoring:
 Floresville: Gonzales 9, Laskowski 7, Chambers 6, Frantz 6, Marsh 2,
 Rocha 2.
 Hawks: Hubnik 9, Kreiger 8, Curry 7, McIntire 6, Riali 6, Faulkner 4,
 Pruna 2.

 Game 5     1   2   3   4   Final
 Blanco    20  16  13  13   62
 Lockhart  10   9  13  10   42
 Scoring:
 Blanco: Sauceda 15, Childress 10, Ramirez 10, Isenberg 8, Champion 8,
 Green 4, Dillard 4, McCaslin 3.
 Lockhart: Williams 18, Roland 11, Sanchez 7, Carrasco 5, Johnson 1.

 Game 6            1   2   3   4   Final
 Fredericksburg   14  10  16   9   49
 Randolph         19  11  11  10   51
 Scoring:
 Billies: Rodriguez 24, Fries 10, McBee 6, Braden 4, Shepherd 3, Prado 2.
 Randolph: Jones 21, Jackson 9, Belyeu 8, London 7, Blount 3, Eidenschink 3.

 Game 7           1   2   3   4   Final
 Stacey          21  10  16  11   58
 Floresville JV  10  15   8   8   41
 Scoring:
 Stacey: Carpening 20, Warren 10, White 9, Ruffin 8, D. Stewart 7, Hedrick 2,
 A, Stewart 2.
 Floresville: Gonzales 14, Marsh 9, Barnard 7, Chambus 5, Loskowski 4, Fratz 2.

 Game 8         1   2   3   4  Final
 Canyon Lake   12  14  13   9  48
 Somerset       6  19  13   9  47
 Scoring:
 Hawks: Kreiger 26, Riali 7, Davis 5, Pruna 4, Hubnik 3, McIntire 3.
 Somerset: Gonzalez 19, Detmer 6, Dorman 6, Yanez 5, Camarillo 5, Reyna 3,
 DeLeon 3.

Canyon Lake will get another crack at Randolf as these two schools will meet for the second consecutive week as foes fighting for a Tournament Championship.

The Hawks punched their ticket for this rematch when they held on for a, 48-47 victory over Somerset Bulldogs in a nightcap on the first day of the Canyon Lake Classic.

This game had 15 lead changes, as each team traded punches all night long trying to get an advantage.

Somerset’s largest lead was only two points and CL had a seven point lead in their second quarter, 18-11.

Senior Caleb Kreiger had no problem establishing the inside as he hit at a 82% rate from the field through the first half scoring 20 points.

The second half, Somerset put a couple of Bulldogs on Kreiger forcing the Hawks to get more players involved.

“I had a size advantage,” Kreiger started. “We were beating their press, but then in the second half they put more players on me and I had to find other players.”

Canyon Lake started the fourth quarter with a one point lead, when Kreiger hit his first shot stretching that lead to three, 41-38.

Somerset would answer with five straight points, seizing the lead again, 43-41.

Paul Davis took his next rebound and went coast to coast for a tying score at the five minute mark.

A couple of minutes of blank shooting by both clubs, put this game in pressure mode when the Bulldogs broke the tie with under three minutes in regulation, 45-43.
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Canyon Lake Boy’s won their first CL Tournament game in front of a pack house against Floresville JV, 42-32.

The Hawks withstood a cold spell while the Tigers closed the gap to three points late in the third quarter.

During this cold spell, Floresville scored 11 straight points to cut a 29-15 lead down to 29-26.

Even thought the Hawk Gym was packed with students on this Friday afternoon, only a fraction realized that their was a basketball game going on.

CL responded with or without the crowd and increased their lead back to a final 10 point win.

Doug Hubnik was high point with nine points while being joined in the scoring book with six other Hawks.

“Our shot selection has to be better,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman said. “We drive into traffic and then put up a tougher shot, than if we just ran our offense a couple more times through to get a more open chance.”

Canyon Lake will face Somerset on Friday night for a chance to play for a championship on Saturday.

               1   2   3   4   Final
 Floresville   6   4  14   8   32
 Canyon Lake  13   7   9  13   42

                3pt            Rebounds
 Name      fgm-fga fgm-fga ftm-fta Tot or dr Tot a s b to
 Riali       2-9     2-7     0-0    6  2  3  5   0 0 0 1
 Ferris      0-3     0-2     0-0    0  1  0  1   1 0 0 1
 Faulkner    2-3     0-0     0-0    4  1  3  4   1 0 0 0
 McIntire    2-2     2-2     0-0    6  1  0  1   1 0 0 0
 Hubnik      4-8     0-1     1-2    9  1  1  2   2 3 0 4
 Wellings    0-0     0-0     0-0    0  0  0  0   0 0 0 0
 Clark       0-2     0-0     0-0    0  3  1  4   0 0 0 1
 Krieger     3-9     0-3     2-4    8  0  3  3   2 2 3 4
 J Mendez    0-2     0-0     0-0    0  1  0  1   0 0 0 4
 Curry       3-5     1-3     0-0    7  0  0  0   1 2 0 0
 Dailey      0-1     0-0     0-0    0  1  1  2   0 0 0 0
 Pruna       1-3     0-0     0-0    2  0  4  4   0 0 0 0
 Totals     17-47    5-18    3-6   42 11 16 27   8 7 3 15
 Percentages 36.2%  27.8% 50.0%

Canyon Lake flew away from the Lockhart Lions, 55-43 last Tuesday night in Lockhart and has now won three of their last four games.

Caleb Kreiger was the difference in this contest as he poured in 35 points, which is a new record for points in one game.

“Caleb played a great game,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman stated. “He played within himself and didn’t force too much. He took what they gave him and played to his strengths.”

“He (Caleb) was in attack mode, which is better than him standing outside and shooting threes. I think he did a good job of getting into our offense, and when we do that, Caleb can get some good looks.”

Chapman finished, “The thing I like most about Caleb is the first thing he talked about after the game was getting better on defense. That just shows you the type of kid he is and he is always looking to get better.”

Other contributors were Paul Davis who also made double digit points with 11, while Doug Hubnik finished with 10 assists.
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Canyon Lake Boy’s Freshman team also played in the Wimberley Tournament this past week-end and below you will have a couple of games results.

Both games were played on Saturday and CL lost in their first game against Texas School for the Deaf, 53-37.

Some of the players were commenting on how quiet the game actually turned out to be. When their opponent did not talk, neither did the Hawks.

Communicating is important in any sport and The ReSporter is sure that even so their opponent was deaf, you can bet that they were communicating.

                      1   2   3   4   Final
 CL Freshman         13   6   8  10   37
 Tx School for Deaf  10  13  12  18   53
 Scoring:
 H. Lee 7; B. Ward 7; J. Arredondo 5; S. Langford 4;
 T. Soliz 4; Z. Gregory 4; R. Sarmiento 3; T. Romero 2;
 Z. Sawyer 1.

The battle for 5th Place in this tournament was a match-up with Lehman.

Canyon Lake started slow and could not get any traction as they scurried into the final quarter trailing, 44-38.

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Basketball Weekly Report:

The Canyon Lake Varsity Girls team lost their first two games in Johnson City Tournament last week and in so doing, could only tie the longest winning streak at six games.

Lago Vista and Marble Falls Faith teams were the two losses and CL was able to get back on the winning track in their last game playing host Johnson City.

Canyon Lake has a decent team with a 7-2 record and will have a tough opponent tomorrow night, when Lampasas comes to Hawk country.

The Badgers are on a seven game losing streak and Canyon Lake will need to take care of business this Tuesday.

Canyon Lake has been winning this season on pure hustle as all three scoring positions have a low percentage of success.

 Team             2Point       3Point      Free Throws
 Percentages      36.7%        32.9%       39.2%

As Katie Williams and Amber Ramsey go, so goes the Hawks.

This tandem has been a strong combo underneath the basket and when they can get active in scoring points, then a win can usually follow.

Williams and Ramsey together average over 21 points a game, which is almost half of CL’s total scoring this season.

These two girls also have 25 blocks which also totals the team’s amount in that category.

Rebounding, is also a part of their game where they are controlling both sides of the court, averaging over 17 ‘bounds per game.

Canyon Lake is deep, but presently only have three players with a percentage that is above 50% from the charity stripe.

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Canyon Lake Junior Varsity had a good run, finishing second in the Wimberley Baskeball Tournament this past weekend.

The Hawks won their morning contest against host Wimberley, which gave this never say die team a chance for a first place trophy.

Wimberley had a defense that forced eight turnovers in that first quarter and that allowed your Hawks only six shots at their basket.

Four made free throws helped close the gap for just a three point deficit going into their next quarter of action.

CL would win their next three quarters as the Hawks started taking better control of their possessions.

The third quarter was a telling stanza as Garret Winters was red hot from behind the arc scoring 12 points (all 3 pointers) that gave the separation from our friends to the North.

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Canyon Lake more scores from todays Tournaments:

The Hawks Freshman team split their two games on Friday in Wimberley and will have a morning game Saturday which will decide what place they will be playing for that afternoon.

A win will have the CL Freshman playing for 3rd Place and a loss will have your Hawks playing for 5th Place.

The Freshman were led by Hayden Lee in their win over Gonzales as 11 players were able to get on in the scoring book.

A good all around game.

In their second game the opposite was true, everything that fell in their first game would not go through the hoop in the second game.

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