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Friday, September 4th, 2015JV Hawks Have Birthday Bash for Tigers, 18-0
Friday, September 4th, 2015
17 Year Old Tyler Bishop with Anthony Ozuna after 18-0 whitewash over Smithville
CLJV had a birthday bash for Smithville on Thursday night as they methodically took care of the Tigers in their first home game of the season.
Right out of the gate the surprise Birthday was sniffed out as Defensive Back Tyler Bishop decided to jump on a gift from the Smithville Quarterback and took it home for a 40 yard interception return.
The interception was on the third play from scrimmage and the gift was opened and used for becoming the only gifts needing to be opened for the win.
“I knew they would be throwing a pass and I told Caimen (McDonough) to be looking for it,” Clairvoyant Bishop said.
Bishop celebrated his 17th Birthday on this night and what a present in the size of a oblong object being thrown in your direction.
CL Hawks Freshman Clean Up Tigers, 34-0
Thursday, September 3rd, 2015
Cade Dunavant and Cooper Harris are one-two punch in win over Smithville
Canyon Lake Freshman keep on rolling as they cleaned up the Tigers on Thursday night winning, 34-0.
Smithville started the game with 14 running plays and taking the script from the Hawk’s playbook in taking the air from the clock.
The Tigers were finally stopped after reaching the CL 13 yard line and that would be all the offense this team would accumulate.
This drive ended with Smithville garnering 48 yards and the Tigers finished the game with 43 total yards.
“We did not have the our minds right and we were not focused,” QB Cooper Harris stated. “We started to be a real football team after the second half started…..we got a pep talk at halftime and Coach said we needed to get our head out.”
Pre/Game: Canyon Lake @ Smithville
Thursday, September 3rd, 2015History: Canyon Lake leads the all-time series, 1-0. 2014 Hawks 43 Tigers 14 This Year's Games Hawks 00 Blanco 14 Smithville 28 Rockdale 48
Canyon Lake will enter this year’s second game much like they did last year after a bruising loss to Blanco and this time an offensive shut out from the Panthers.
Smithville had also started their first game with CL with a loss and both teams trying to get off the floor with their first win of the season.
Coaches Corner with Hawk’s Charley Drum
Thursday, September 3rd, 2015Coaches Corner with Hawk’s Charley Drum
Canyon Lake’s Head Coach Charley Drum
The ReSporter: Another tough game with Blanco, last season you changed some personnel after that loss…will you be making some changes this week?
Coach Drum: “Not as much, the effort was there and the mistakes can be taken care of. We wanted to see their set and they (the players) did the same thing.”
The ReSporter: That old adage of how a team improves from game one to game two, what are your thoughts.
Coach Drum: “They did well and we had a lot of improvement from the last scrimmage to the game with Blanco. They get it, were they perfect? No! But I like what I saw.” (more…)
This Week @ Canyon Lake & Bracken (Scores Update)
Sunday, August 30th, 2015
Hawks after Winning Silver Bracket at Rattler Tournament
This Week @ Canyon Lake & Bracken Christian
Tue Sept 1 CL Hawks Fresh beat Marion 25-9 & 25-13 Volleyball
CL Hawks JV beat Marion 25-7 & 25-14 Volleyball
CL Hawks Var beat Marion 25-17, 25-20, 25-07 Volleyball
Thu Sept 3 CL Hawks Fresh beat Smithville 34-00 Football
CLJV beat Smithvill JV 18-00 Football
CL Gold beat Lehman 38-06 Football
Fri Sept 4 Bracken Warrior beat Victoria Cobra 54-19 Football
CL Hawks beat Smithville 25-14 Football
CL Hawks beat Salvio 25-12, 25-20, 26-24 Volleyball
CL Hawks JV beat Salvio 25-21, 25-16 Volleyball
CL Hawks Fresh beat Salvio 25-18, 25-09 Volleyball
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Sweet Music in Bracken’s, 54-24 Victory over Temple Holy Trinity
Sunday, August 30th, 2015Bracken Christian started their season with a win over Temple Holy Trinity to the tune of, 54-24.
“Our guys executed and started off like they should have,” Head Coach Hosea Stredic said. “It was all about execution.”
It was music to the Warriors ears as Cristian De Leon opened the game with a 48 yard kick off return as BCS used that score and added two more for a 24-0 first quarter lead.
More music to the ears came at the sound of watching Carlos Navarro complete 7 out of 8 scores with extra point success that can many times spell doom or victory in 6-man games.
Daniel Forgione also was a first chair recipient as he returned to Bracken’s sideline after a one year absence by finishing with 2 touchdowns and 144 yards rushing.
Some rookies also played their horns well, as Presley Day finished this ensemble with 208 rushing yards, capping it off with a 74 yard touchdown run putting him with a good group of accomplished Warrior rushers.
Player Yds Game Year
1. Grady Achilles 78 Austin Hill Country 2010
1. Eli Achilles 78 SA Winston 2012
3. Presley Day 74 Temple Holy Trinity 2015
3. Noah Boriack 74 San Marcos Home School 2013
5. Grady Achilles 71 Emery-Weiner 2011
6. Noah Boriack 70 Austin Veritas 2014
6. Austin Wilkinson 70 New Braunfels Christian 2011
The music was not only played by the offense but the defense also hummed a couple of bars as newcomer Cade Middleton finished with 9 tackles and Day put 8 Temple players to the ground.
Noble Simmons not only had a sack, but he caused a fumble on the play and recovered the ball to complete the stanza.
“I believe the Defensive End is the most important position on defense,” Coach Stredic stated. “We are in trouble if the DE cannot keep the play going to the inside….it is not their job to get tackles.”
Another player that did not have a lot of time on the field was Senior Joshua Chu, but this young man made every play count as he had two tackles in a row for lost yardage.
“Chu, is our secret weapon,” Coach Stredic said strategically. “He came in and gave guys a breather.”
The maestro (Coach Stredic) was also waving his hands on the sidelines helping the participants to be sure to not miss a note, as this tune had all the parts playing and singing in unison.
On Bracken’s first drive, the Warriors took 4 plays to score with Forgione toting the ball for 71 yards on the drive with one play covering 58 yards to help relieve the pressure.
More of the same on Bracken’s next possession when Brady Beene sauntered in from 10 yards out to finish the 52 yard drive and increase the Warriors lead to, 24-0.
From there, BCS, hit some rough edges as penalties helped in having some promising drives to stall.
Temple then opened their second half with 49 yard drive on 9 plays to get on the board. Alternating with 4 passes and 5 running plays kept the Warriors guessing wrong and giving up that first score.
Day got better as the day turned to night and was 35 yards of the 45 yards totaled in the next drive.
Forgione intercepted a Temple pass on the next series of downs and BCS took 6 plays to score when Beene found De Leon for a 7 yard pass helping Bracken to enjoy their largest lead of the night, 38-6.
Do a little math and you will see how important having Navarro on your team.
The 8 touchdowns resulted in 14 extra points that in the past 4 years being successful on the pat has not been a given.
Temple Holy Trinity was 0fer on their point after attempts and those 14 points might not mean much in a game like this, but for future reference, those points will be gold when you are playing teams that every point is important.
With 4:00 minutes left in the game was when Day decided to turn out the lights on Temple when he scampered 74 yards for the, 54-18 score deep in the fourth quarter.
Bracken did a lot of things well for this first game of the season and now will see if they can continue to grow and mature as a team.
“We came out like we wanted to and did not run a whole lot of plays,” Coach Stredic closed. “We stayed in a tight offense for much of the game and played them straight up.”
The Warriors district is one of the toughest in the state and each game will be a test tube experiment on how to proceed with your goals in tact.
The music was nice on this night as the crescendo matched the anticipation as another year has started and knowing how this piece of music will end is anybodies guess at this point, but for this night it was music to the ears!
Go Warriors!!
1 2 3 4 Final Temple Holy Trinity 0 0 12 12 24 Bracken Warriors 24 0 14 16 54 Scoring Summary: BCS-Cristian De Leon 48 yard kick-off return (Carlos Navarro kick), 9:48, 1st BCS-Daniel Forgione 13 yard run (Carlos Navarro kick), 5:41, 1st BCS-Brady Beene 10 yard run (Carlos Navarro kick), 0:00, 1st THT-11 yard run (pat failed), 6:11, 3rd BCS-Daniel Forgione 10 yard pass from Brady Beene (Navarro kick), 5:23, 3rd BCS-Cristian De Leon 7 yard pass from Brady Beene (pat failed), 2:56, 3rd THT-65 yard run (pat failed), 1:33, 3rd THT-13 yard run (pat failed), 7:01, 4th BCS-Presley Day 19 yard run (Carlos Navarro kick), 6:02, 4th BCS-Presley Day 74 yard run (Carlos Navarro kick), 3:54, 4th THT-20 yard pass (pat failed), 0:02, 4th Game Stats Temple Warriors Total Yards 275 442 First Downs 8 11 Rushes/Yards 27/199 33/390 Comp/Att/Int 10/19/1 5/8/0 Passing Yards 76 52 Punts/Average 4/40.8 0/0 Fumbles/Lost 2/1 3/2 Penalties-Yards 3-30 10-87 Passing Comp Att Pct Yds TD Int Brady Beene 5 8 .625 52 2 0 Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD Presley Day 15 208 13.9 74 2 Daniel Forgione 12 144 12.0 58 1 Brady Beene 3 26 8.7 16 1 Cristian De Leon 1 4 4.0 4 0 Joshua Chu 1 4 4.0 4 0 Cade Middleton 1 4 4.0 4 0 Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD Cade Middleton 1 22 22.0 22 0 Daniel Forgione 2 20 10.0 10 1 Cristian De Leon 2 10 5.0 7 1
Hawks Shoot Blancs in Loss to Blanco, 14-0
Saturday, August 29th, 2015
Tough going for Hawk’s offense
Blanco was able to reload much quicker than Canyon Lake as the Hawks could not find their revolver in time for the game and when they did it would not shoot in their opening loss, 14-0.
“I loved the effort,” Head Coach Charley Drum said. “We were just not finishing and had crucial mistakes.”
Canyon Lake rebounded last season after having an offense that looked similar to this year’s start.
“We will get better and this game was night and day different from last year,” Coach Drum continued. “I am proud of these young kids and we just have to get better every week as many of them found out about Friday night lights and our confidence will get better.”
CL Freshman Hawk’s Football Wins Track Meet, 48-6
Friday, August 28th, 2015
Newcomer Andrew Kullberg loves playing on Defense
The season opener for the 2015 Freshman football season kicked off Friday at Lago Vista’s brand new beautiful High School as the Canyon Lake Hawk freshman took on the Lago Vista JV Gold Vikings.
The Vikings won the coin toss and at the time no one knew, but it would be the Vikings last time in which they won anything.
On the opening possession for Lago Vista, on a 3rd and nine, Trenton Lorett swooped down and picked off a pass on the Canyon Lake 42 yard line and sent the Vikings packing.
On the Hawk’s first possession after a false start from an eager offensive line, the O-line plowed head first into the Vikings defense on three consecutive plays and drove the defense back 55 yards when Lorett scored from 5 yards out and added his own 2 point conversion. 8-0 Hawks.
JV Hawks Lose First Game of Season to Blanco JV, 24-14
Thursday, August 27th, 2015
CLJV take instructions after loss to Blanco last Thursday night, 24-14
Canyon Lake Junior Varsity went through the motions for their opener with Blanco as turnovers spelled dome for any chance of a comeback in their 10 point loss, 24-14.
The Hawks had the ball first and after three running plays with the longest being 2 yards a punt was needed.
“Turnovers and we did not do a good job of executing,” Head JV Coach John Barthels started. “We practiced against the Varsity this week and we just did not come out with that same intensity and did not respond well.”
Blanco then marched down to the Hawk 2 yard line when they fumbled away a chance for their first score of the season and CL staved off that early damage.
