Canyon Lake Freshman still making strides while improving with each contest as Burnet came from behind to beat the Hawks, 27-8 last Thursday night at Hawk Stadium.

The Hawks scored their first touchdown of this season after Keith Hutson intercepted a pass on Burnet’s first drive of the game.

That interception and 20 yard return from Hutson set up Canyon Lake on Burnet’s 35 yard line.

Then Tyler Shipman took a hand off on the left side of the line for 32 yards and a first down on the 3 yard line. One play later Shipman got the call again for that first taste of scoring this year.

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Coaches Corner with Lloyd Fields

Head Coach Lloyd Fields

The ReSporter: Hey Coach what are you thinking with this week’s game?

Coach Fields: “This will be a game that will come down to two or three key plays and either we will make them or they will make them.”

The ReSporter: That sounds like you feel both teams are pretty even.

Coach Fields: “We are a lot alike and this week’s game will tell us how we are going to come out this season. We are at a cross roads of our season and our kids are really focused.”

The ReSporter: You said the kids are focused, what are they focused on?

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Mountain Valley A squad potty trained the Burnet Bullpups in Thursday night action at Hawk Field, 22-0.

Trenton Lorett decided to get his dog trained and took the Bullpups for several long runs that eventually caused a dog with a long tongue hanging and needing rest.

“When I got hit at the first of the game, it got me mad and that helped me get into the game and I just got faster,” Lorett surmised.

This might be something Mountain Valley Coaches might want to remember when track season starts this next year to help Lorett before he has a race…(do ask his parent’s first though)

Lorett not only averaged over 24 yards per carry, the never be denied runner intercepted a pass before half and 76 yards later had Mountain Valley in control 16-0 in this contest.

“I didn’t look at the clock and I just got the ball and started running,” Lorett said nonchalantly talking about his interception.

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 Pre/Game       Emery-Weiner      @      Bracken Christian Saturday 7:30pm
                Jaguars (2-1)            Warriors (2-1)

History: Bracken leads this series 2-0.
 2011 BCS 58 Emery-Weiner 08
 2012 BCS 51 Emery-Weiner 19

This Years Scores:
 BCS  38  AHC           61     HEW  28  Katy Faith West    52
 BCS  34  Logos Prep    30     HEW  83  Orange Christian   42
 BCS  50  Prairie Lea   00     HEW  55  Hou. Mount Carmel  13

This is a fun time for The ReSporter. In 6-man Football you do not find many times when you can find information about your opponent and this is one school that does a great job of giving those entities and this gives The ReSporter a chance to do a more complete report.

Both schools started this year with a loss and are currently working on a two game winning streak.

A lot has changed from this game that was played in 2011 when both schools were working on 15 or more game winning streaks when they met.

Emery-Weiner has one constant that many other 6-man schools cannot possess. They have don’t have to worry about losing a player and possibly canceling a game.

The Bracken Christian parking lot will have a much larger bus occupying a space to bring this group of players.

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              Burnet           @      Canyon Lake
              Bulldogs (2-1)          Hawks (0-3)

History: Burnet leads the series 3-1.
 2008 Hawks 06 Burnet 49
 2009 Hawks 07 Burnet 40
 2010 Hawks 27 Burnet 20   Playoff
 2012 Hawks 31 Burnet 37

This Season Games:
 CL Hawks  06   Blanco     13        Burnet  40   Billies       27
 CL Hawks  35   Somerset   47        Burnet  20   Rockdale      09
 CL Hawks  14   La Vernia  34        Burnet  51   Marble Falls  56

Canyon Lake will be trying to get all three parts of their game going in this week’s game with Burnet.

Each game this season has had a break down of sorts.

Offense in the first game with Blanco which was predictable based on that being the first game with a new offense.

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 Bracken's District Standings
 Team              W    L    Pct.
 Boerne Geneva     3    0   1.000
 BCS Warriors      2    1    .667
 Kerrville OLH     2    1    .667
 SA The Winston    1    2    .333
 CASA              0    2    .000

This Week's Schedule
 Emery-Weiner      @     Bracken Christian     Saturday 7pm
 SA FEAST          @     Boerne Geneva
 Kerrville OLH     @     Austin Hill Country
 SA The Winston    @     Prairie Lea
 CASA              @     SA The Atonement

Last Week's Scores
 Bracken Christian  50     Prairie Lea         00
 Boerne Geneva      54     Austin Veritas      20
 Kerrville OLH      55     Cedar Park Summit   06
 SA FEAST           46     CASA                00
 SA The Winston     74     Selma River         52
 CASA Bye

Bracken Tidbits:
 0 Number of times BCS has been held scoreless in a game in history.
 5 Place in least amount of points scored in win against Logos, 34.
 6 Place for Preston Koch for all-time points scored with 153.
 7 Number of times Bracken has scored 60 points in a game.
 8 Place ranking with average points this season, 40.7.
 9 Number of games lost by Head Coach Lloyd Fields since 2008 season.
10 Place in rushing in a season for Noah Boriack with his 431 yards.
16 Shut outs in Bracken's history after Prairie Lea game.
36 Games BCS has won by Mercy Rule.(leading by 45 + points after halftime.
37 Number of games 2013 Senior Class has won so far in their career.
45 Number of wins for 2012 Senior Class for best ever.
49 Average points scored per game all time.
57 Number of games won by Head Coach Lloyd Fields since 2008 season.
64 Most aggregate points ever scored in 2010 game with OLH in 4th quarter.

 District 27-3A Standings, Schedules and Stat Leaders
 Team             W    L    Pct
 Navarro          3    0  1.000
 Fredericksburg   2    1   .667
 Bandera          2    1   .667
 Wimberley        2    1   .667
 Canyon Lake      0    3   .000
 Boerne           0    3   .000

 This Week's Schedules
 Burnet     @   CL Hawks     7:30pm
 Navarro    @   Marion
 Comfort    @   Bandera
 La Vernia  @   Wimberley
 Lampasas   @   Fredericksburg
 Llano      @   Boerne

 Last Week's Results
 La Vernia        34   CL Hawks        14
 Navarro          40   SA Holy Cross   20
 Llano            21   Bandera         17
 Dripping Springs 41   Wimberley       36
 Fredericksburg   34   Brady            6
 SA Antonian      31   Boerne          27

 Stat Leaders:
 Name          Team      Comp  Att   Pct   Yds   TD  Int
 Rodriquez     Bandera   36    61   59.0   607   5   3
 Cerday        Texans    41    76   53.0   527   5   2
 Grona         Billies   34    65   52.3   518   3   2
 Snelling      Boerne    33    61   54.1   505   2   4
 Durham        Navarro   14    22   63.6   199   0   0
 Tschoepe      CL Hawks   6    22   27.3   119   2   2

 Rushing Leaders:
 Name             Team        Att   Yds   Ave   TD
 Jaroszewski      Navarro     46    369   8.0   5
 McGuire Johnson  CL Hawks    48    341   7.1   4
 Martinez         Billies     47    253   5.4   2
 DeLeon           Navarro     33    237   7.1   3
 Grona            Billies     33    227   6.9   5
 Ventura          Bandera     40    205   5.1   4
 Leal             Navarro     23    193   8.4   1
 Josh DeVries     CL Hawks    37    190   5.1   0
 Lambert          Texans      30    187   6.2   1
 Cerday           Texans      17    148   8.7   0
 Hayden Dubois    CL Hawks    40    134   3.4   1

 Receiving Leaders:
 Name              Team       No   Yds   Ave  TD
 Lees              Boerne     16   331   21   1
 Nelson            Bandera     8   198   25   2
 Mireles           Texans     12   187   14   1
 Phair             Bandera     7   139   20   0
 Stoufflet         Bandera     7   108   15   3
 Madrid            Texans      9   108   12   2
 Dorman            Texans      8   101   13   2
 McManigle         Billiies    5    99   19   1
 Smith             Navarro     8    97   12   0
 Rivera            Billies     5    83   17   0
 Connor Ricker     CL Hawks    2    59   29   1
 Josh DeVries      CL Hawks    3    49   16   0

Bracken Christian took care of business in win over Prairie Lea last Friday night, 50-0.

These Indians had a rough time holding onto the ball as fumbles kept them in trouble throughout this contest.

A total of six fumbles while losing three had these Warriors on the War Path as they piled on and never let up in getting their first mercy game of this campaign.

A lot of Warriors were called on as seven players got the rock at least once and the rest of ancient history with this Indian squad that has not had a lot of success in their history.

Contrast those woes with Bracken Christian that started football in 2006 and have been to the playoffs in all but that first season. This Prairie Lea team’s last playoff date was back in 1944.

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JJ Nance on Kick-off return in game with La Vernia

Special Teams was especially bad as Canyon Lake lost their way to La Vernia on Friday the 13th, 34-14.

Traveling this road is really not difficult, however this highway can be hard to maneuver as you trek for your destination.

La Vernia found a four lane highway to paydirt via their special team units and in particular Levi Andrews as he passed enough Hawks on both of his 75 yard returns by kickoff and punt returns.

That helped the Bears to a 19 point lead to start the game and they did not look in their rear view mirror the rest of the evening.

“We got to learn to put all three parts of our game together,” Head Coach Charley Drum opened. “Our special teams did not perform well tonight. We just have to get all three clicking and if when we learn that lesson then that should bode well as district approaches.”

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The Hawk Freshman team showed great strides between their last two games as La Vernia wins 8-0 in a defensive

From Right to Left, Heath McDonough, Hayden Reed, and Austin Brennan

showdown.

That same improvement was also seen between the first and second half as CL had a different resolve when they took the field starting the third quarter.

“When we look back at the Hays game and how many freshman they had playing, I told the players that it does not matter how many the other team has, they can only play with 11 players the same as we have,” Head Freshman Coach John Barthels said. “We hit the hole quicker in the second half and that was one of our adjustments we made at halftime.”

The Hawks had the ball only once when they held The Bears with 2:10 left in the third quarter and then lost the ball on downs with 2:45 left in the fourth quarter.

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