Burnet Bulldogs JV came out on fire but the only thing missing for this Bulldog team was a Hydrant.

Yes, the final score was in Burnet’s corner, however this JV team for Canyon Lake was without several players due to being moved up to Varsity and this Hawk team also had sick and injured players that helped deplete this team.

No excuses, because by looking at this game you had to come away impressed with what was shown in the trenches for this Hawk team.

The Burnet JV offense came out with three first downs and in their first four plays and you could see that this Bulldog team might of been playing the Hawks, but all they could see were cats.

This is when this Hawk team started stemming the tide and started showing a whole new approach to this game.

“We adjusted our defensive line,” Defensive Coach Brian Hooper started. “So we started slanting to the strong side or to the side they were running.”

“We were hit in the mouth to start this game, but we came out with a defensive line that gave them (Bulldog offense) to big of a gap,” Hooper closed. “They (Hawk defense) responded well.”

One third of Burnet’s rushing yardage was during those first two drives and Canyon Lake responded by shutting that hydrant off.
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                     Saturday 5pm at Warrior Stadium

History: First game between the two schools.

Season Games:
 BCS 56  Austin Hill Country  06    Brenham  00  Hou Emery-Weiner  23
 BCS 66  Sugar Land Logos     20

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If this game would of been scheduled for the 2010 season, then this would of been dubbed the game of the Year for TAPPS. Both teams ended up with undefeated State Championship records in Division I and II that season.

The story ends there for Brenham Christian Eagles as graduation took its toll on this smaller classification school and now find themselves losing their only game for this season two weeks ago to Emery-Weiner team in Houston.

Last year Brenham finished with three victories and no playoffs and now find themselves with an injury prone squad that will be dressing only nine players.

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ReSporter: Coach Drum, what are your goals as you face a

more wide open offense in Burnet this week?

Coach Drum: “We need to defend the run and pass equally well and play a complete game. Burnet will be a more open offense and so we will need to tackle in space and also being able to open field tackle will be huge.”

ReSporter: What would you consider a good outcome to this Friday’s game?

Coach Drum: “Playing fundamentally sound football in all three phases of the game, offensively, defensively and special teams. Our biggest would be to finish someone off with our offense.
For the defense, we need to stress in making that last stop, especially when the game depends on it.”

ReSporter: Yes, that last drive was important for the outcome being in our favor. Do defenses really get tired before an offense during a game?

Coach Drum: “It depends on what type of a game your playing…if you are playing a no huddle offense or if the offense is subbing more to get different packages.
We need the defense to know that they not only need to focus but that we need twice the focus when the outcome is being decided.”
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                          Canyon Lake       @       Burnet

                          Hawks (1-2)               Bulldogs (1-2)
 History:   Burnet leads the series 2 games to 1.
 2008    Canyon Lake  06   Burnet 49
 2009    Canyon Lake  07   Burnet 40
 2010    Canyon Lake  27   Burnet 20 Playoff
 Season Results:
 Canyon Lake  26  Blanco    21    Burnet  26   Fredericksburg   21
 Canyon Lake  35  Somerset  54    Burnet  17   Rockdale         24
 Canyon Lake  13  La Vernia 14    Burnet  34   Marble Falls     51

Canyon Lake will be traveling to Burnet to face another 3A power from 8-3A District.

The Hawks played Burnet two years while in the same district when this program was just starting and took a beating for two games during that span.

CL got revenge the next year when the Hawks faced a Bulldog team in their first round of playoffs. This game was a first half blow out as Canyon Lake opened a safe lead and held on for a victory winning 27-20.

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Team                  W    L     Pct
 Boerne Geneva        3    0   1.000
 Bracken Christian    2    0   1.000
 Kerrville OLH        2    1    .667
 SA Lutheran          1    1    .500
 SA The Winston       1    2    .333
 CASA                 0    3    .000

This Week's Games
 Brenham Christian            @    Bracken Christian Saturday
 SA FEAST                     @    Boerne Geneva
 Austin HIll Country          @    Kerrville OLH
 SA Winston                   @    Corpus Christi Annapolis
 Bastrop Tribe Consolidated   @    CASA
 SA Lutheran                  Bye

Last Week's Scores
 Boerne Geneva       77     Austin Veritas     32
 Kerrville OLH       57     Cedar Park Summit  08
 SA Winston          45     Prairie Lea        00
 SA FEAST            83     CASA               50
 SA Lutheran         Game Cancelled
 Bracken Christian   Bye

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BRACKEN CHRISTIAN BY THE NUMBERS

  1   Numbers of wins in the 2006 inaugural season.
  2   Numbers of wins this season.
  3   Number of games Bracken has been on losing end of Mercy games.
 42   Average points scored by BCS on third game of each season.
 44   Number of consecutive quarters BCS scored during the 2010 season.
 46   Percentage of Bracken games that have resulted in a Mercy Game.
 48   Points scored during third quarter in game against OLH in 2011 season.
 49   Average points per game scored All-time in BCS history.
561   Yards gained in Sugar Land Logos two weeks ago (second most ever)
583   Yards gained in Austin Hill Country game in 2011 season (most ever)

Story by Coach Lucas Chapman

The Junior Varsity Hawks survived a late charge by the La Vernia Bears Thursday night in La Vernia to win 13-6. The victory moved the Hawks to 3-0 on the season.

After a 0-0 game at the half, Sophomore Skyler Tschoepe put the Hawks on the board with a 1-yard touchdown run on a quarterback sneak with Jared Bruckman adding the PAT. In the fourth quarter, Tschoepe was at it again, connecting on a 5 yard touchdown strike to Wide Receiver Shane Relkin. The score put the Hawks up 13-0 late in the game.

Down two scorea, La Vernia went to the air and scored on a 20 yard pass with just over 30 seconds to play, Tommy Clark stripped the ball after a short completion, and Cody Powell recovered the fumble to seal the victory.

The Canyon Lake defense was stifling all night long, forcing the Bears to go to the air after stuffing the run for most of the game. When the Bears dropped back to pass, the secondary stepped up with several pass break ups and sure tackling in the open field.

The Hawks return home this week to play the Burnet Bulldogs.

 Game Summary     1   2   3   4   Final
 CL Hawks         0   0   7   6   13
 La Vernia Bears  0   0   0   6    6
 Scoring:
 CLJV-Skyler Tschoepe 1 yard run (Jared Bruckman kick), 3rd
 CLJV-Shane Relkin 5 yard pass from Tschoepe (pat failed), 4th
 LVJV-20 yard pass (pat failed), 0:30, 4th

DISTRICT 27-3A STANDINGS

 Team               W   L   Pct.
 Navarro            2   1  .667
 Fredericksburg     2   1  .667
 Canyon Lake        1   2  .333
 Wimberley          1   2  .333
 Boerne             1   2  .333
 Bandera            0   3  .000

Upcoming Games:

9/21 Canyon Lake     @    Burnet 7:30pm
     Bandera         @    Comfort
     Wimberley       @    La Vernia
     Marion          @    Navarro
     Fredericksburg  @    Lampasas
     Llano           @    Boerne

Last Week's Scores:

     La Vernia         14    Canyon Lake   13
     Dripping Springs  28    Wimberley     13
     Navarro           68    SA Holy Cross 07
     Fredericksburg    44    Brady         00
     SA Antonian       37    Boerne        30
     Llano             39    Bandera       26

District Stat Leaders: (Wimberley based on two games)

 Team          Quarterback      Comp   Att   Pct.   Yards   TD   Int
 Boerne        Quinten Dormady  75     128   58.6   912     8    3
 Billies       Kyle Grona       33      56   58.9   547     5    2
 HAWKS         Branson Belcher  16      36   44.4   378     4    0
 Wimberley     Colton Cerday     9      14   64.2   134     1    0
 Wimberley     Reed Jones       14      34   41.2   132     1    3

 Team          Running Back         Att   Yds    Ave   TD
 Bandera       Fabian Muniz         47    431    9.2   5
 Bandera       Michael Miller       44    417    9.5   4
 HAWKS         Eduardo Covarrubias  66    379    5.7   3
 Navarro       Zane Conlin          34    290    8.5   4
 Navarro       L. J. Anderson       37    256    6.9   3

 Team          Receiver             No    Yds    Ave   TD
 HAWKS         Daniel Camarillo     10    277   27.7   4
 Boerne        Mark Woodie          23    264   11.0   0
 Billies       Kim Ross Baethge     12    241   20.1   2
 Boerne        Paul Burns           12    230   19.0   1
 Billies       Matthew McManigle     8    206   25.8   2

Canyon Lake lost by a claw, 14-13 to La Vernia Bears last Friday night at Hawk stadium. A blocked extra point was the difference in this game as the special teams did play a better game, however the blocked extra point would end up haunting this Hawk team for another week.

The Hawks defense bottled up the Bears with only 251 total yards but could not capitalize when they needed too in order to ice La Vernia.

This defense had another solid effort overall and now have a three game stint of holding opponents under 300 yards of total offense.

The three game average is 255 yards and only 143 yards via the ground. Canyon Lake gave up 251 yards to the Bears and that included a 93 yard drive at the end of regulation.

“We played a heck of a game and our defense did a lot better,” Senior Trevor Duty deduced. “We did our hardest and I put all I could in that last drive. We were prepared…we just let off the pedal too much.”

That stat will tell you this team might be able to make some noise as CL tries to get their offense in sync and balance out each aspect of what a winning program can put together.

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Canyon Lake was run down by La Vernia Bears as the Freshman team took it on the chin to the tune of 26-0, last night at a soggy Hawk field.

La Vernia’s running game was stepping it off against Canyon Lake as the first half yards were all the result of rushing plays.

The refs were also stepping it off against Canyon Lake, as they amassed 10 penalties for 55 yards. This was not referees blowing calls, it was a freshman team that was not concentrating on snap counts.

Stat line for the game was the total yardage for the first half:
 Canyon Lake    49 total yards
 CL Flags       55 total yards

Canyon Lake was still in the game as they were driving for a touchdown as the first half was coming to an end, as on the last play a pass to the end zone was intercepted and returned 95 yards for a Bears touchdown.

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