Mountain Valley Coaches discusses with team where the sunken Viking ship went down.

Mountain Valley 8th A squad was all over Lago Vista from the get-go, as their shortest offensive play was an eight yard pass to J.T. Greene, as this Viking team is still trying to find their ship after a blowout, 43-0.

Trenton Lorett, Tristan Chicon, and Jacob Thomas were all ‘smiles’ after beating LV Vikings

A running clock had a better chance of gaining yards on this Hawk defense than this Viking’s offense could muster.

MV was in top form for every facet of this contest, from Special Teams to Offense to Defense, it was all Hawks.

The Vikings average 0.13 yards per carry which would take Lago Vista 76.9230769230769 plays to garner a first down base on that average.

Defensive End Jacob Thomas had one play that he could have taken a handoff, as he was in Lago Vista’s backfield so fast.

“We just went down and dominated them,” Thomas said. “Coaches told us to stay low and we did what they asked.”

Scoring drives were even more impressive. Mountain Valley’s offense had the ball six times and scored on those drives in 10 plays total.

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Football Picks  NShore Rx Granny D Texas RV  Custom Y4 GordonPlumb  BradDoor
                61-26     58-29    59-28     51-36     48-39        49-38
Veritas/BCS     Bracken   Veritas  Bracken   Bracken   Bracken      Bracken
CHill/OLH       CHill     CHill    CHIll     CHill     OLH          CastleHIll
A&M/MsSt        A&M       A&M      MsState   A&M       A&M          A&M
Bama/OleMiss    Bama      OleMiss  OleMiss   Bama      OleMiss      Bama
Baylor/Texas    Baylor    Baylor   Baylor    Texas     Baylor       Baylor
Okie/TCU        Okie      Okie     Okie      Okie      Okie         Okie        
Stanford/ND     Stanford  ND       ND        Stanford  ND           Stanford
Tech/KState     KState    KState   KState    KState    KState       KState
LSU/Auburn      Auburn    Auburn   Auburn    Auburn    LSU          Auburn
Neb/MichSt      MichSt    Neb      MichSt    MichSt    Neb          MichSt
NewMex/UTSA     UTSA      UTSA     UTSA      UTSA      UTSA         UTSA
TLU/HowPayne    TLU       HowPayne TLU       HowPayne  HowPayne     TLU
ASU/MidwState   AngeloSt  AngeloSt AngeloSt  MidState  MidState     AngeloSt
Texans/Dallas   Dallas    Texans   Dallas    Texans    Dallas       Dallas

Lampasas 8th A squad thought that they would just fumble instead of punting in their game with Mountain Valley, as the Hawks finished off this Badger team, 32-6 last Thursday night.

Mountain Valley, still feeling the sting from a loss to Wimberley in their previous outing, would take no prisoners as they marched 62 yards on 7 plays when Jacob Ruff finished the first drive from three yards out.

“We weren’t quite ready from our conditioning (from last week’s Texans game),” Head Coach Brandon Pawelek said. “But we did have a better week of practice.”

“Thinking about that loss last week fueled our win today,” Jacob Ruff would surmise.

The Badgers first two drives were stopped by losing the ball via the fumble. Starting on their 24 yard line, the Badgers, marched off 24 yards with the help of a face mask penalty and then fumbled after a 10 yard gain that would have given Lampasas the ball on their 38 yard line with a new set of downs.

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The Mountain Valley Hawks held off Lampasas 8th B squad last Thursday at CLHS.

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It took Lampasas a little over four minutes to get on the board by driving 78 yards on 9 plays. What happened next would one reason a win for MV would be attained when this Badger team could not get their extra points by running which kept the score, 6-0.

Both defenses then started controlling the game when in that second quarter, MV would only have to cover 23 yards of real estate after holding the Badgers on a fourth down try.

Running Back Wyatt Meckel would break the goal line on a six yard run with five minutes left in the quarter.

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Canyon Lake lost another heartbreaker, Friday at the Hawk Field, when the Lampasas Badgers

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scored their go ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter, winning 21-14.

Mistakes, in the form of fumbles, were the downfall while the Hawk Defense finally could not hold off the Slot-T offense of Lampasas.

“We need to learn how to win in the third and fourth quarter,” Head Coach Charley Drum said. “We just need to hold onto the football.”

The rain was constant and a contributor in keeping the Hawks from holding onto the ball for the rest of this game. This was the second game in as many weeks that has had over five fumbles, with a final tally of 13 miscues in those games.

Canyon Lake scored first when they drove 11 plays and 79 yards with a steady dose of ‘newcomer’ Tim Romero who was added to the Varsity when Hayden DuBois was held out to heal up for district play.

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Hawks will try to hold Badgers for a win this Friday

 Pre/Game:     Lampasas Badgers   @   CL Hawks      Friday, March 26     7:30

 History: First meeting between CL Hawks and Lampasas Badgers

 This Season's Results:
 CL Hawks   07   Blanco      35      Badgers   15   Fredericksburg   22
 CL Hawks   43   Smithville  14      Badgers   24   Lago Vista       17
 CL Hawks   38   Marion      06      Badgers   46   Austin Reagan    07
 CL Hawks   27   Wimberley   28      Badgers   20   Lorena           18

Canyon Lake will play a Lampasas team that is presently on a three game winning streak while the Hawks are coming off a last second loss to Wimberley.

That main question will be what the mind set of Canyon Lake will be versus a team that seems to be beating teams by wide margins (46-7 over Reagan) and by the skin of their Badger teeth in winning 20-18 over Lorena last week.

In fact, in Lampasas only loss against Fredericksburg, the Badgers tripled the yardage of the Billies in that loss.

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                NShore Rx  Granny D  Custom Y4  Texas RV  BradDoor  GordonPlumb
                53-20      50-23     47-26      48-25     41-32     43-30
 Lamp/CLHS      CL Hawks   CL Hawks  CL Hawks   CL Hawks  CL Hawks  CL Hawks
 Billie/LaGran  LaGrange   LaGrange  LaGrange   LaGrange  LaGrange  LaGrange
 Lytle/Bandera  Bandera    Lytle     Lytle      Bandera   Lytle     Bandera
 Boerne/Sonora  Boerne     Boerne    Boerne     Boerne    Boerne    Boerne
 Burnet/Taylor  Burnet     Burnet    Burnet     Burnet    Taylor    Burnet
 LHill/AbWylie  LHill      LHill     LHill      Ab Wylie  LHill     Ab Wylie
 CHill/CedPark  Castle     Castle    Castle     Castle    CedarPark Castle
 Tech/OkieSt    Okie St    Okie St   Okie St    Okie St   Okie St   Okie St
 Texas/Kansas   Texas      Kansas    Texas      Texas     Kansas    Texas
 IowaSt/Baylor  Baylor     Baylor    Baylor     Baylor    Baylor    Baylor
 Missou/SoCar   SoCar      Missou    SoCar      So Car    So Car    Missou
 Arkie/A&M      A&M        A&M       Arkie      A&M       A&M       A&M
 ASU/UCLA       UCLA       ASU       ASU        UCLA      UCLA      UCLA
 Saints/Dallas  Dallas     Saints    Saints     Saints    Dallas    Dallas
 Bills/Texans   Texans     Texans    Texans     Texans    Texans    Texans

TAPPS Division II District 3 Standings and Warrior Numbers

 Team                     W    L     Pct.
 BCS Warriors             4    0   1.000
 Castle Hills             3    1    .750
 Cedar Park Summit        3    1    .750
 Kerrville OLH            2    1    .667
 Austin Veritas           2    2    .500
 Austin Concordia         0    3    .000
 New Braunfels Christian  0    3    .000
 Last Week's Results
 BCS Warriors     49    SA The Winston            00
 Austin Veritas   76    Temple Holy Trinity       28
 SA Sunnybrook    66    Austin Concordia          13
 Castle Hills     52    Giddings State School     19
 Evant            44    Cedar Park Summit         22
 Seguin Lifegate  56    New Braunfels Christian   06
 Next Weeks Games
 BCS Warriors         Bye
 Austin Concordia     @    Austin Veritas
 Kerrville OLH        @    New Braunfels Christian
 Castle Hills         @    Cedar Park Summit

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    Bracken Warriors by the Numbers:
  2 Times BCS has scored just six points in a game.
  3 Safeties scored by Austin Wilkinson.
  4 Teams BCS has never played that are on this year's schedule.
  6 Is the average score SA The Winston has in seven games.
  8 Turnovers by Bracken's opponents this season.
 10 Times Davis Scott scored one point after a Bracken score.
 11 Times Eli Achilles scored one point after a Bracken score.
 16 Longest completion and run by Thomas Johnson
 17 Games BCS has held opponents to less than 100 yards of offense.
 18 Games BCS has shut out their opponent
 20 Longest completion and run by Coy Zunker
 35 Longest completion and run by Christian De Leon
 43 Longest completion and run by Jeff Camp
 45 Longest completion and run by Brady Beene
 55 Is the average score for BCS in their games with The Winston
140 Yardage gained by BCS against Rosehill. BCS still won this game back in 2007.

 District 14-4A-I Standings & Stats
 Team               W     L      Pct.
 Bandera            3     1     .750
 Fredericksburg     3     1     .750
 Boerne             3     1     .750
 Liberty Hill       3     1     .750
 CL Hawks           2     2     .500
 Taylor             0     4     .000

 Last Week's Results:
 Wimberley         28     CL Hawks       27
 Bandera           28     Comfort        22
 Boerne            34     SA Antonian    00
 Liberty Hill      45     Waco Connally  25
 Fredericksburg    30     Llano          00
 La Grange         42     Taylor         22

 Next Week's Games
 Lampasas          @      CL Hawks
 Fredericksburg    @      La Grange
 Lytle             @      Bandera
 Boerne            @      Sonora
 Burnet            @      Taylor
 Liberty Hill      @      Abilene Wylie

 Team & Individual Stats:
 Team Offense         Point Ave.       Team Defense       Point Ave.
 Liberty Hill            36.0          Bandera               18.0
 Boerne                  30.0          Boerne                19.3
 CL Hawks                28.8          CL Hawks              20.8
 Billies                 26.8          Billies               26.3
 Bandera                 22.3          Liberty Hill          33.0
 Taylor                  19.3          Taylor                37.8

 Passing             Team              Yards
 Quinten Dormady     Boerne            1241
 Kyle Grona          Fredericksburg     463
 Joe Rodriguez       Bandera            434
 Terrell Reynolds    Taylor             327
 Skyler Tschoepe     CL Hawks           260
 Garrett Wright      Liberty Hill        97

 Rushing             Team              Yards
 John Shannon        Liberty Hill      363
 Bryce Johnston      Fredericksburg    343
 Josh DeVries        CL Hawks          311
 Hayden DuBois       CL Hawks          276
 Robert Woods        CL Hawks          273
 Alex Ganzales       Bandera           239
 Landon Ventura      Bandera           227

 Receiving           Team              Yards
 Eli Davis           Boerne            447
 David Snelling      Boerne            352
 Cole Dunaway        Boerne            182
 Noah Nelson         Bandera           145
 Evan Schuller       CL Hawks          105
 Will McClure        Boerne            100

Bracken Christian finds themselves, 4-0 after finishing their non-district part of the schedule when they walloped SA The Winston, 49-0.

Christian DeLeon has been one of many surprises for Coach Lloyd Fields this year

It was also a home game which allowed this Warrior team a chance to play in front of a packed homecoming crowd.

“I am pleasantly surprised we are 4-0,” Head Coach Lloyd Fields started. “I was happy the way we played and anytime you shut out a team, then it is a good football game.”

Bracken Christian has had a good defense to start this season and that will be an integral part of being able to complete this season in November.

“They (Winston) were the most physical team we have played this year,” Coach Fields said. “We will need a week off to heal and this open date came at a good time this year.”

Running Back, Noah Boriack was on his game again this night with 213 yards rushing on just 11 carries. Eight of those 11 carries were over 10 yards in length and in one case also levying some pain along the way.

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