Mountain Valley 7th B club won the clock battle but was left short on their quest for a win over Liberty Hill losing, 20-6.

Chase McCutchen likes running and is all smiles

Running back Ramirez for Liberty Hill had two runs for 27 and 28 yards for touchdowns in that first half would help the Panthers claim their lead.

Mountain Valley did respond with their opening drive of the second half when they drove 50 yards on nine play drive.

The drive was highlighted with a run from Chase McCutchen for 27 yards that help the Hawks to finish off with a touchdown when Brandon Robinson ran the ball in from one yard out on a fourth down play.

This drive almost took the whole third quarter and with one defensive stop another chance for a score with a chance to tie the game.

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Mountain Valley 7th A team did not waste any time in their win over Liberty Hill, last Thursday night at the Hawk Stadium winning, 8-0.

Derek Peters and Nash Young thinking about ordering a Short Stack

An opening drive for 85 yards with 19 plays while converting three fourth downs was all it took to take the sails from this Panther team.

Ethan Slater ran the last four yards on that first drive and for all they knew at the time, a win, with that touchdown.

MV did not let Liberty Hill have the ball until there was just 1:28 left on the second quarter clock.

No, the drive did not last that long but the Hawks executed an on-side kick twice in this game and that allowed the visitors just five plays from scrimmage in that first half.

It was a three for one evening as MV had 39 plays to Liberty Hill’s 13 and a 21 to 7 minute advantage on the game clock.

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Canyon Lake’s Freshman squad taking it all in after, 42-0 win over Bandera

Canyon Lake unleashed a secret weapon on Bandera which happened to be an undercover player that at one time lived in Bandera and is now a member of Hawk’s Freshman class.

Tanner Faris (the Bandera transfer student) brought everything to this game but a Faris Wheel as he spun the Bulldogs all around the field with runs, catches, interceptions, you name it he was part of the action.

“We wanted to have him (Faris) have more chances to play against his buddies,” Coach Greene said. “He scored when he busted his route and then came open.”

Coach Greene was speaking of the 68 yard pass and catch Faris had early in this game.

This carnival had the vendors going home empty handed as Canyon Lake won everything on this midway.

The Hawks had the ball six times and scored on every possession and where they started with the ball did not matter.

“We like to spread it out and get everyone a chance to score,” Head Freshman Coach Bill Greene started. “We have good skill people.”

Bandera Ex-Tanner Faris after taking a ride on the Faris Wheel

With 60 yards of penalties the Hawks were able to get 60 more yards of offense. That is called domination.

Explosive plays are identified with plays that have 10 yards or more made on any given play.

This game had the Hawks with 21 total offensive snaps and 10 of those plays had more than 10 yards and two of those plays were cut short because the runners yardage ceased to count since that player had passed the goal line for a score.

Oh yeah, that 68 yard pass play? It was the wrong route that was executed….result? Touchdown.

Defensively, Canyon Lake gave up eight first downs but four of those first downs was a result of a Hawk penalty.

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Sealing blocks paves the way for Robert Woods

Pre/Game:            Bandera                @       Canyon Lake           October 17, 2014      7:30pm
                        Bulldogs (3-2)                Hawks (2-4)

 History: CL Hawks have a 4-0 record with Bandera.
 2010   Hawks  35   Bandera  06
 2011   Hawks  55   Bandera  33
 2012   Hawks  42   Bandera  07
 2013   Hawks  27   Bandera  06

 This Year's Game Results:
 Hawks  07   Blanco        35     Bandera  21   SA Sam Houston   15
 Hawks  43   Smithville    14     Bandera  40   Ingram Moore     07
 Hawks  38   Marion        06     Bandera  00   SA Christian     28
 Hawks  27   Wimberley     28     Bandera  28   Comfort          22
 Hawks  14   Lampasas      21     Bandera  14   Fredericksburg   21
 Hawks  14   Liberty Hill  19

There are not many teams that Canyon Lake can claim they have scoreboard in all of their games with.

Bandera is, at the moment, one of those teams as your Hawks have scored the most points and also have held Bandera to their best defensive output twice, allowing 6 points in two games.

Only one year did this Bulldog team have a break out with their offense and ironically it was a campaign that Canyon Lake still has flashbacks on how close they were to the playoffs.

The Hawks were just trying to score and get as many players on the field as they could.

Players to watch for Bandera? The ReSporter feels that Noah Nelson has been playing for the Bulldogs for the last 10 years.

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This young man has had a very good year in the receiving department with 15 catches for 250 yards. Add four touchdowns and a 17 yard average per catch will give the Hawks defensive backs some much needed business.

CL has faced a running team these past two games and now will be a chance for this unit to step it up.

Another receiver with some impressive numbers is Averie Mansfield with just seven receptions but his 175 yards and 25 yards per catch average will certainly get some attention also.

Alex Willoughby-Gonzales is the Bulldogs leading rusher with 279 yards and over five yards per carry and this player will also come out of the backfield as he has six caught passes and has accounted for 52 yards.

Landon Ventura is another player The ReSporter thinks has been going to school way too long as he will also be a featured back with 61 carries this year and only trailing by 28 yards of being their leading rusher.

Joe Rodriquez is the play caller for Bandera, who has completed 58% of his passes and has 663 yards through the air with eight touchdowns.

Rodriguez does have 50 yards rushing so he could do some damage if he needs to escape trouble in the backfield.

Defensively, Bandera has been up and down as their competition has not been teams to strike fear in a team.

Fredericksburg had a good rushing game against Bandera and that could be good news for Canyon Lake since, ready for this….the Hawks like to run.

Canyon Lake has also shown they also can pass and QB Skyler Tschoepe has been making those passes count when needed.

A running team that can make noise passing will give a defensive coordinator nightmares.

Canyon Lake will try to induce some nightmares on these ‘Dogs and see if they can get them to bark while they are sleeping as they hope in trying to catch one of those many Hawk runners.

Go Hawks!!

Freshman Christian DeLeon ready for taking action against Castle Hills

The ReSporter: You have another top team coming to Bracken this Friday.

Coach Fields: “Yeah, they are the defending State Champion and we have everything to gain and nothing to lose….we just need to go and play football.”

The ReSporter: Facing Austin Veritas and Castle Hills gives you a perspective on two of the premier teams in your division…

Coach Fields: “I would pay to see the game between those two school’s game. I would say that Veritas just has more weapons….Castle Hills is very talented but their supporting cast is just not as strong as what I have seen in the Veritas team.”

The ReSporter: So, tell us what Bracken will need to do in the game Friday night with Castle Hills?

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Football Picks  Texas RV NShore Rx  Granny D  Custom Y4  BradDoor  GordonPlumber
                84-34    78-40      75-43     75-43      69-49     71-47
Bandera/CLHS    CL Hawks CL Hawks   CL Hawks  CL Hawks   CL Hawks  CL Hawks
LibHill/Taylor  LibHill  LibHill    Lib Hill  LIb Hill   Lib Hill  Lib Hill
Billies/Boerne  Boerne   Boerne     Billies   Boerne     Boerne    Boerne
CHills/Bracken  CasHIll  Bracken    Bracken   CastleHill CastHill  Castle Hill
OLH/Veritas     Veritas  KerrOLH    Veritas   Veritas    Veritas   Veritas
Baylor/WVU      Baylor   Baylor     Baylor    Baylor     Baylor    WVU
OkieSt/TCU      TCU      TCU        Okie St   TCU        TCU       TCU
KSU/Okie        KSU      Okie       Okie      Okie       Okie      KSU
A&M/Bama        Bama     A&M        Bama      Bama       Bama      Bama
NDame/Fl State  Fl State NDame      NDame     FlState    Fl State  Fl State
Stanford/ASU    ASU      Stanford   Stanford  ASU        ASU       Stanford
RaginCajn/TxSt  Texas St Texas St.  TexasSt   Ragin      Texas St  Texas St
UTSA/La Tech    La Tech  La Tech    UTSA      UTSA       UTSA      La Tech
Iowa St/Texas   Texas    Texas      Iowa St   Texas      Texas     Texas
Giants/Dallas   Dallas   Dallas     Dallas    Dallas     Dallas    Dallas
Texans/Pitts    Texans   Texans     Pittsburg Pittsburg  Texans    Texans

District 4 Standings District Standings
Teams              W   L   Pct     District             W   L    Pct   GB
SA Castle Hills    5   1  .833     Austin Veritas       3   0  1.000   --
Bracken Christian  5   1  .833     SA Castle Hills      2   0  1.000   1/2
Austin Veritas     5   2  .714     Kerrville OLH        2   1   .667   1
Kerrville OLH      4   2  .667     Bracken Christian    1   1   .500   1 1/2
Cedar Park Summit  3   3  .500     Concordia            1   2   .333   2
Concordia          1   5  .167     Cedar Park Summit    0   2   .000   2 1/2
NB Christian       0   7  .000     NB Christian         0   3   .000   3

This Week's Games:
SA Castle Hills           @     Bracken Christian     7:30pm
New Braunfels Christian   @     Cedar Park Summit
Concordia                 @     Greenville Phoenix
Kerrville OLH             @     Austin Veritas

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Bracken by the Numbers:

  3 Touchdown passes Christian DeLeon had last week for new BCS record
  6 Punts for Bracken this year.
  7 Turnovers given up by the Warriors.
  9 More pts & Noah Boriack will pass Tye Sanders for 4th in All-Time Scoring
 10 Interceptions caught by BCS
 13 Turnovers forced by the Warriors.
 14 Times Opponents have had an infraction. (Flag)
 16 Times Bracken have had an infraction. (Flag)
 18 Times Bracken has shut out an opponent.
 24 Longest run for Joshua Chu for second most among BCS runners this year.
 34 Players have scored points since Bracken started football in 2006.
 45 Yard rushing average for Boriack for second all-time for a game.
 56 Completed passes for Bracken Quarterbacks.
 57 Completed passes for Bracken's Opponents.
 64 Yard rushing average for Austin Wilkinson for all-time best in one game.
 70 Longest run for Noah Boriack and longest this year for Bracken.
 98 Times Bracken has rushed the ball this season.
101 Points Bracken has scored in the first quarter this year.
102 Points Bracken has scored in the second quarter this year.
120 Times Bracken's Opponents have rushed the ball.
183 Touchdowns Grady Achilles had in his career.

 District 14-4A-I Standings District Standings
 Teams             W   L   Pct       District          W   L    Pct    GB
 Boerne            5   1  .833       Boerne            1   0  1.000    --
 Fredericksburg    4   2  .667       Fredericksburg    1   0  1.000    --
 Liberty Hill      4   2  .667       Liberty Hill      1   0  1.000    --
 Bandera           3   2  .600       CL Hawks          0   1   .000    1
 CL Hawks          2   4  .333       Bandera           0   1   .000    1
 Taylor            0   6  .000       Taylor            0   1   .000    1

 This Week's Games:
 October 17th      Bandera       @   CL Hawks      7:30pm
                   Liberty Hill  @   Taylor
                   Boerne        @   Fredericksburg

 District Stats:
 Rushing Yards
 Offense            Yds              Defense          Yds
 Liberty Hill       308              Taylor            49
 Fredericksburg     260              Fredericksburg    76
 Taylor             225              Liberty Hill     208
 CL Hawks           208              Boerne           225
 Bandera             76              Bandera          260
 Boerne              49              CL Hawks         308

 Passing Yards
 Offense                             Defense
 Boerne             333              CL Hawks          28
 Bandera            229              Bandera           55
 Taylor             129              Liberty Hill      97
 CL Hawks            97              Boerne           225
 Fredericksburg      55              Fredericksburg   229
 Liberty Hill        28              Taylor           333

 Top 6 Passing:
 Player            Team        Comp  Att   Pct   Yards   Int  TD
 Quinten Dormady   Boerne      27    40   .675   333     1    5
 Joe Rodriguez     Bandera      8    15   .533   229     1    2
 Terrell Reynolds  Taylor      10    24   .417   129     1    1
 Skyler Tschoepe   CL Hawks     9    14   .643    97     0    1
 Kyle Reeh         Billies      5    14   .357    60     0    0
 Nick Hernandez    LH Panthers  1     2   .500    29     0    0

 Rushing:
 Player            Team         Att   Yds   Ave   TD
 Kyle Reeh         Billies      31    236   7.6   2
 Hunter Lindsay    LH Panthers   6    116  19.3   1
 Josh DeVries      CL Hawks     20     90   4.5   0
 Nick Hernandez    LH Panthers  10     81   8.1   1
 Hayden Dubois     CL Hawks     17     63   3.7   1
 Robert Woods      CL Hawks     14     59   4.2   0

 Receiving:
 Player            Team         No    Yds    Ave.  TD
 David Snelling    Boerne       14    228   16.3   4
 Noah Nelson       Bandera       2    105   52.5   1
 Averie Mansfield  Bandera       1     77   77.0   1
 Eli Finch         Boerne        9     67    7.4   0
 Josh Devries      CL Hawks      5     53   10.6   1
 Evan Schuller     CL Hawks      3     39   13.0   0

Noah Boriack looking for a Freshman receivers, Christian DeLeon and Thomas Johnson

Bracken Christian was in and out of New Braunfels Wildcats so fast that Coach Lloyd Fields made sure that he could get through another week without injuries in the Warriors, 51-0 mercy game against the Cats.

“No starters got injured,” Coach Fields said short and sweet. “This win helped get us to the five wins in the season threshold.”

Freshman receiver Christian De Leon had three touchdowns to go with his four receptions setting a Warrior record for number of TD’s by taking the ball in the air.

The ReSporter could not go back to those first two years of Bracken games, but since that time there has not been a receiver to break what was two TD receptions by several players.

Noah Boriack also had two interception returns for scores which is also a Warrior record and those scores also helped Bracken Christian to get out of town even quicker to avoid a chance for injuries.

Fourteen plays from scrimmage and six touchdowns will give a team a percentage you can have a good night’s rest with.

There were a few touchdowns called back by penalty which would have made that an even higher percentage.

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New Braunfels Christian is another team without enough players to give this Cat team the depth needed to spell some players. New Braunfels was a predominantly freshman team lacking in any depth.

That is becoming a similar situation for Bracken and the reason for needing to protect their players.

Making it to the end of the season in tact will indicate how Bracken will be able to play during the playoff season.

The Warriors scored on their very first run when Boriack took the pitch from quarterback Jeff Camp for 50 yards and a quick, 7-0 lead.

Camp was playing quarterback for the first time this season replacing an injured Brady Beene.

Boriack helped Warriors get to 45 points as fast as ‘Usain Bolt’ can use ‘Lightning’, when he intercepted the Wildcats pass on their third play from scrimmage, going untouched for another touchdown before the first minute had gone off the clock.

New Braunfels Christian had their best drive of the night on their next drive when they reached the Warriors’ four yard line before a fumble and squashing any hope of scoring in this contest.

NBC had three first downs in this game and they were all spent on that one drive.

Bracken would take their longest drive of four plays to score when another freshman, Thomas Johnson scored on a 10 yard pass from Boriack.

After an NBC punt, Bracken Christian would squeeze, two more scores, before the end of that first quarter with another Boriack interception return and a pass to De Leon for one of his three touchdown catches.

Joshua Chu (a first year player that is not a freshman) would highlight the next drive with a 24 yard run that helped set up another pass to De Leon for a score and a commanding, 44-0 score.

Coy Zunker who had 12 tackles which is a good percentage based on NBC’s 19 total plays from scrimmage, scored the final touchdown from running 10 yards out and letting Chu finish the wrapping paper on this victory.

Bracken will need to have all hands on deck this coming Friday when Defending TAPPS Division II Champion, San Antonio Castle Hills comes calling to Bracken field.

“Reality will hit us when the State Champions comes next week,” Coach Fields said. “We will need to learn how to finish a game.”

This game will define where Bracken will stand in district as they get ready for that second season.

Important game considering how many players they hope to have when that time of year approaches!!

Go Warriors!!!!

                              1   2   3   4   Final
 Bracken Christian           31  20   x   x   51
 New Braunfels Christian      0   0   x   x    0
 Scoring Summary:
 BCS-Noah Boriack 50 yard run (Coy Zunker run), 9:45, 1st
 BCS-Noah Boriack 29 yard interception return (pass failed), 9:01, 1st
 BCS-Thomas Johnson pass from Noah Boriack (run failed), 3:21, 1st
 BCS-Christian De Leon 30 yard pass from Noah Boriack (run failed), 1:11, 1st
 BCS-Noah Boriack 35 yard interception return (run failed), 0:45, 1st
 BCS-Christian De Leon 9 yard pass from Jeff Camp (Joshua Chu run), 7:47, 2nd
 BCS-Christian De Leon 30 yard pass from Jeff Camp (run failed), 4:21, 2nd
 BCS-Coy Zunker 10 yard run (Joshua Chu run), 3:06, 2nd

 Game Stats:            Cats       Warriors
 Total Yards            42         276
 First Downs            3          9
 Rushes/Yards           14/-4      7/163
 Comp/Att/Int           5/12/3     7/8/0
 Passing Yards          46         113
 Punts/Average          3/20.0     0/0
 Fumbles/Lost           2/2        0/0
 Penalties-Yards        1-5        4-30

 Passing             Comp   Att   Pct.  Yds  Int  TD
 Noah Boriak         4      4   1.000   68   0    2
 Jeff Camp           3      4    .750   45   0    2

 Rushing             Att    Yds    Ave   Lg   TD
 Noah Boriack        4      124   31.0   50   1
 Joshua Chu          2       29   14.5   24   0
 Coy Zunker          1       10   10.0   10   1

 Receiving           No    Yds    Ave   Lg   TD
 Christian De Leon   4     75    18.8   30   3
 Thomas Johnson      2     28    14.0   18   1
 Coy Zunker          1     10    10.0   10   0

Robert Woods fighting for a first down against Liberty Hill

Canyon Lake keeps getting close to a break out game as Liberty Hill just got by in this Hawk game by the skin of their teeth, winning, 19-14.

The Hawks had just scored on a 17 play 75 yard drive when they recovered an on-side kick for another chance to drive a nail into the Panther cage.

With the ball on the Panther 14 yard line a Skyler Tscheope pass to Evan Schuller went just off his hands on the two yard line leaving Canyon Lake empty handed once again with a tough loss.

“We told them this would be the toughest game on our schedule,” Head Coach Charlie Drum said. “We played well in all three phases of this game and we just challenged them and let them know if they played like that then the wins would come.”

Canyon Lake took the first hit when Liberty Hill drove their opening drive for a touchdown.

A missed on-side kick to start the game had this Panther team setting up shop on their 47 yard line. Liberty Hill converted two fourth and one plays and then from the 29 yard line, quarterback Nick Hernandez took a convoy into the end zone, drawing first blood.

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