History: Wimberley leads series 4-0
 Hawks   07   Texans   41
 Hawks   15   Texans   38
 Hawks   18   Texans   38
 Hawks   14   Texans   50

This Season:
 Hawks  26  Blanco    21     Texans  27  Llano             26
 Hawks  35  Somerset  54     Texans  26  Giddings          31
 Hawks  13  La Vernia 14     Texans  13  Dripping Springs  28
 Hawks  31  Burnet    37     Texans  24  La Vernia         10
 Hawks  09  La Grange 34     Texans  24  Liberty Hill      46
 Hawks  27  Billies   17     Texans  40  Bandera           06
 Hawks  42  Bandera   07     Texans  21  Navarro           20

The ReSporter will start with the Non-District games first.

Wimberley has played teams with an overall record of 19-16. while Canyon Lake has played teams with a 21-15 slate.

District play has both teams playing teams with 7-7 for Wimberley and CL with 6-8 record.

One common opponent for non-district was La Vernia. CL lost by one point and Wimberley won by two touchdowns.

Going with that theme, Bandera also beat, La Vernia 34-14. That score has already been nixed by those same Bulldogs coming out on the short end with CL and Wimberley by a score that was very similar and both games being at home.

Wimberley won that game scoring 34 unanswered points to start the game, while Canyon Lake ended their game with 35 unanswered points.

That Bandera team was not the same Bulldog team from non-district, in that they were stripped of their best player in their last non-district game. Michael Miller might have been the best player for District 27-3A this year based on his accomplishments before his injury.

Wimberley best victory might have come last week in their win over Navarro on the road. Another game that good teams find a way of winning.

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Season               W   L    Pct    District           W   L    Pct
 Boerne Geneva       7   0  1.000    Boerne Geneva      2   0  1.000
 Bracken Christian   6   1   .857    Bracken Christian  2   1   .667
 Kerrville OLH       5   2   .714    SA The Winston     2   1   .667
 SA The Winston      4   3   .571    Kerrville OLH      1   1   .500
 SA Lutheran         1   4   .200    SA Lutheran        0   2   .000
 CASA                0   6   .000    CASA               0   2   .000

This Week's Games:
 Bracken Christian    @    CASA            7:30pm
 Kerrville OLH        @    Boerne Geneva
 SA The Atonement     @    SA The Winston
 SA Lutheran          Bye

Last Week's Results:
 Bracken Christian    53   SA The Winston   08
 Kerrville OLH        46   SA Castle Hills  44

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 Bracken Christian Warriors by the Numbers:
    3 Loses by 45 or more points 'Mercy' games.
    4 Road loses by BCS since play started in 2006.
    5 Times BCS has scored 46 points in a game.
   10 Home loses by BCS since play started in 2006.
   31 Wins by 45 or more points 'Mercy' games.
   54 Yards Mason Anthony has rushed this season.
   86 Most points given up in a game, Rockwall Heritage in 2008.
  163 Total points scored by Grant Granado. (5th Place)
  250 Yards Davis Scott has rushed this season.
  340 Team rushing average per game this season.
  346 Total points scored by Tye Sanders. (4th Place)
  373 Total points scored by Eli Achilles. (3rd Place)
  421 Yards Preston Koch has rushed this season.
  438 Total points scored by Kevin Knapick. (2nd Place)
 1112 Total points scored by Grady Achilles. (1st Place)
 2382 Yards BCS has rushed for this season.
 2852 Yards Eli Achilles has passed for his Career.

 Season         W   L   Pct     District       W   L     Pct
 Navarro        5   2  .714     Canyon Lake    2   0   1.000
 Wimberley      4   3  .571     Wimberley      2   0   1.000
 Boerne         4   3  .571     Boerne         1   1    .500
 Fredericksburg 4   3  .571     Navarro        1   1    .500
 Canyon Lake    3   4  .429     Fredericksburg 0   2    .000
 Bandera        2   5  .286     Bandera        0   2    .000

This Week's Games:
 Canyon Lake  @ Wimberley     7:30pm
 Boerne       @ Bandera
 Navarro      @ Fredericksburg

Last Week's Results:
 Canyon Lake  42   Bandera     07
 Wimberley    21   Navarro     20
 Boerne       31   Billies     14
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District 27-3A Stat Leaders
Team      Passing          Comp   Att   Pct   Yds  TD  Int
Boerne    Quinten Dormaday 145    241  60.1  2031  19  6
HAWKS     Branson Belcher   59    119  49.6  1086  11  4
Billies   Kyle Grona        60    125  48.0   873   5  4
Wimberley Reed Jones        42     83  50.6   636   5  5
Wimberley Colton Cerday     33     62  52.2   476   3  4

Team      Rushing              Att   Yds   Ave   TD
Navarro   LJ Anderson          84    761   9.0    6
Bandera   Michael Miller       84    735   8.8    8
Navarro   Zane Conlin          92    732   7.9   11
HAWKS     Eduardo Covarrubias 107    580   5.4    5
Bandera   Fabian Muniz         90    577   6.4    6

Team      Receiving          No    Yds    Ave   TD
Boerne    Paul Burns         26    551    21    5
HAWKS     Daniel Camarillo   27    535    20    5
Boerne    Bradley Vaselka    31    517    17    8
Boerne    Mark Woodie        38    474    12    1
Wimberley Bryce Rainwater    26    391    15    1
HAWKS     Doug Hubnik        13    323    25    5

Bracken Christian stormed Winston with their fifth win and also their fifth mercy game against this Eagle school. BCS ran away with a 53-8 final.

Head Coach Lloyd Fields reached the 50 win hurdle with his stay at Bracken Christian on this night.

It was a complete game for the Warriors as they had their most rushing yards (352) in one half of play.

“We felt this was our second time this year we played very well on both sides of the ball,” Head Coach Lloyd Fields commented. “Our defense took a sabbatical in last week’s game.”

Based on how this school has rushed the ball in the past five, then you will know that this is quite an accomplishment. BCS has won 34 mercy games now with 26 games in a row without being on the losing end.

After a Winston punt on their first series, Bracken was deep in their territory on their two yard line.

A 78 yard run by Eli Achilles and Bracken would not be threatened for the rest of this night.

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Hayden Dubois Makes his presence known in win over Bandera

Canyon Lake had their most complete game to date as they pounded the Bandera Bulldogs last Friday night at Hawk stadium, 42-7.

The Hawks finished this game with 35 unanswered points and a suffocating defense. It was the best defensive game in not giving up yards in CL’s history.

Top 5 Defensive efforts:

    Game        Yards     Year
 1. Bandera     133       2012
 2. Billies     173       2011
 3. Billies     215       2009
 4. Wimberley   219       2009
 5. Ingram      219       2009

“They bought into our non-district schedule,” Head Coach Charley Drum beat. “We still have some things we need to clean up…Penalties and getting our running game into the game earlier.”

This win sets up a battle of unbeaten District 27-3A squads next week in Wimberley.

A slow start was still unavoidable as CL had a 34 yard drive stall on Bandera’s 42 yard line.

Then another stop by the defense and another three play and punt series resulting in another short series of downs. That however would be Canyon Lake’s last punt of the evening.

Bandera had a bad snap on their punt attempt and their player was able to get his kick off for one yard. That play set up CL on the Bulldog’s 39 yard line.

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The ReSporter thinks the best word do describe Mountain Valley’s Seventh Grade

Mountain Valley Seventh 'B' Squad Talk about Win over Bandera

Mountain Valley 7th ‘B’ squad could of beaten Bandera’s ‘A’ team but instead had a chance to play the ‘B’ squad.

After spotting their opponent 12 points, then MV started dominating the rest of this contest.

The Hawk defense allowed 60 yards for Bandera’s first two scores and then clamped down for negative 21 yards for the rest of the game.

With an interception return, when MV was on the Bulldogs eight yard line the return covered 100 yards and what seemed at the time an avalanche against this Hawk team.

Then it happened: QB Triston McPhee went back for a pass and another interception was going to bury them, until Matthew Rhodes had other plans.

While the Bullpup was returning the int. Rhodes not only stopped the run but stole the ball from his arms and promptly ran 65 yards for the Hawks first score.
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The Canyon Lake Hawks flew all over the Bandera Bulldogs last Thursday night at

Timothy Romero and Zach Gregory weren't in the Dark during the Game!!

Two impressive drives to start this game and a heads up play gave all the momentum needed for a convincing win.

The first drive went for 60 yards on 5 carries with damage being done by Running Back Timothy Romero and a pass and run for Robert Woods.

Romero progressed with a longer run on each of his first three carries. Romero went for six yards, 10 yards, and then a final run of pure speed of 27 yards that capped off an impressive start.

Romero started this year as fullback and was moved to tailback after some injuries. “No one stepped up when they we were asked who wanted to do it (move up), so I just raised my hand and said I will do it. They asked who was the faster guy and when I see daylight I just go for it. But much of my yardage came from the line and everyone was doing their job and I just followed them.”

Canyon Lake was not finished, after holding the Bulldogs to a three and out, the Hawks started their next drive on the 27 yard line.

Six plays later, this Hawk team was in control, driving 73 yards in a way that any Bulldog would of been proud.

The Hawks have made some changes in moving players around to help maximize their product on the field.

One of those changes involved moving Zach Gregory from receiver to offensive line. When asked about the difference of positions, Gregory commented, “It is not as much of a change than I thought, I just have different blocking schemes.”

Gregory continued by talking about how on fire this Hawk team started the game, “We were real pumped up before the game, and we just kept that intensity down on the field…we have a motto, ‘Tougher Team Wins it’.”

It was all about the running game for this drive. Cody Davis chipped in with a six yard run, then Joseph Arredondo converted a third down with more than enough yardage running down the sideline for 33 yards. Romero book ended this drive starting with a 17 yarder and capped it off with another 15 yards.

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The ReSporter: You are facing a team this week that lost a player that was a do everything type of player, how do you prepare in a situation like that?

Coach Drum: “They (Bandera) has had an extra week to prepare, they might be unpredictable but they still need the win to still have a chance in the district race.”

The ReSporter: Tell us what you thought about getting back on the winning side of a game this past week?

Coach Drum: “We did some personel changes and asked some Seniors to step it up. We were like a dog backed into the corner and we just needed to get that confidence back.”

The ReSporter: Based on all those learning experiences this team had to start this season, did you see any of those learned lessons in the game last week?
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The ReSporter: How are you doing?

Head Coach Lloyd Fields

Coach Fields: “Slightly above average and mellow, actually very mellow.”

The ReSporter: Tell us how your team is doing in preparation for this week’s game?

Coach Fields: “This is probably the best Winston team we have played…We are on the down hill slide for the season.”

The ReSporter: How are your the players doing as they are in the second half of this season?

Coach Fields: “When it (season) is over, it is over and you don’t get another chance, especially for our three seniors. Seniors have the shortest year because there is no more Spring practice and years left to play.”

The ReSporter: How will the end of this season play with just one more home game and now being on a four game road streak?

Coach Fields: “We will even play our first playoff game on the road this season. The only teams that get a home game for the first round is the district champion. So we will be at a neutral site when the playoff season starts. I like playing on the road because there are less distractions for the players.”
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