Cheyenne Fields going Yard! Way to GO LAKE!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

District 26-4A Standings

School          W  L     Pct
Wimberley       2  0   1.000
Fredericksburg  2  0   1.000
CL Hawks        1  1    .500
Davenport       1  1    .500
Navarro         0  2    .000
Bandera         0  2    .000

This Week’s Games:
Tuesday   CL Hawks        @   Davenport
          Fredericksburg  @   Wimberley
          Bandera         @   Navarro

Friday    CL Hawks        @   Fredericksburg
          Navarro         @   Wimberley
          Bandera         @   Davenport
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               Let’s GO HAWKS!!

Canyon Lake got back on track after evening their record beating Navarro, 10-3 last Friday.

Cheyenne Fields’ had a 3-run homer upping CL’s score to, 7-2 while with the help from Kelsey Unrue getting 3 rbi’s with her double and a, 4-0 Hawk lead during the bottom of the 3rd inning.

Navarro had crept back to a one run deficit, 3-2 before a 5 run answer for The Lake and eventual 10-3 win.

Pitcher Rianna Gonzales had a steller evenmin giving up one earned run while striking out 11 Panthers.

The Lake showed power accumulating 3 doubles and that Fields’ homer.

    Hit Man says get rid of Pests Hawks!

This coming week, Canyon Lake will have two tough outings on the road with Davenport and Fredericksburg.

Breaking even would be considered a good week and a sweep would jump start a chance for finishing on the upper crust of District 26-4A Standings.

Let’s GO LAKE!

          1  2  3  4  5  6  7   R  H  E
Navarro   0  0  0  2  0  1  0   3  3  4
CL Hawks  1  0  3  5  1  0  X  10 11  3

                   ab  r  h bi 2b hr bb so  misc
Liza Schexnayder    3  2  2  0  1  0  1  0
Marley Christian    2  1  0  0  0  0  1  0  hbp
Cheyenne Fields     4  1  2  3  0  1  0  0
Rianna Gonzales     4  1  2  1  1  0  0  0
Braelyn Rice        3  1  1  0  0  0  0  0  hbp
Aubrey Long         3  2  1  0  0  0  1  1
Alli Christian      4  0  1  0  0  0  0  1
Kelsey Unrue        4  0  2  3  1  0  0  1
Kylee Goff          2  1  0  1  0  0  2  2
Totals             29 10 11  8  3  1  5  5

Pitching           ip  h  r er bb so  W  L
Rianna Gonzales   7.0  3  3  1  2 11  1  0

                           Ayren Lighfoot taking the 400 meter dash in stride.  Go Fast Hawks!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

Canyon Lake’s Boys and Girls last meet at Lago Vista was filled with several schools that gave this group of athletes some new faces in their events to see where they stand.

                     VIKING RELAYS

VARSITY            GIRLS      JUNIOR VARSITY 
Austin Vandergrift   127      Austin Vandergrift   175
CL Hawks             124      RR McNeil            103
Hendrickson          124      Jarrell               97
RR McNeil             77      CL Hawks              57
Lago Vista            64      Hendrickson           56
Jarrell               51      Lago Vista            42
Brentwood Academy     18      Aus School for Deaf   36
Rockport Fulton       16      Austin Royal          33
Austin Veritas         9      Leander Founders      13
Tilden McMullen        8      Brentwood Academy      6

Varsity             BOYS      JUNIOR VARSITY 
Hendrickson          132      Austin Vandergrift   169
Austin Vandergrift   128      RR McNeil            113
Lago Vista           117      Hendrickson           89
RR McNeil            116      Jarrell               56
Jarrell               43      Lago Vista            51
CL Hawks              34      CL Hawks              50
Brentwood Academy     16      Aus School for Deaf   43
Austin Champions      14      Leander Founders      33
Austin Hill Country   12      Austin Royal          12
Austin Royal           5

The Lake’s Boys had a couple of break out performances after seeing Cayden Toon’s 45-8.5 Shot Put which was 3rd best at this Viking Relays and for CL’s All-Time Top 10 List Toon now stands as the 4th best.

Top 5 Shot Put Performances *Some pretty good Lineman on this list.

1) Robert Woods     47-03.50   2016
2) Connor Windham   46-07.00   2022
3) Jaaz McNair      45-09.00   2012
4) Cayden Toon      45-08.50   2025
5) Jacob Foster     45-07.50   2018

Jacob Price’s Triple Jump result has put this athlete with a Hawk 5th best All-Time.

1) Caiden McDonough     43-04.00   2018
2) Brandon Belcher      42-00.75   2013
3) Evan Schuller        41-08.00   2015
4) Christian Dittman    41-02.25   2014
5) Jacob Price          41-01.00   2025

Be Authentic with your Hawk Gear & LET’s GO LAKE!

Anthony Hockman and Landon Brown competing on the Junior Varsity places in a tie for 9th place for the High Jump hitting 5-10.00.

One more Hawk has reach Top Ten status when Tristan Alexander stands in 6th place with a 100 meter dash mark of 11.18 this season.

For the Hawk Ladies who have won two meets this year finished 2nd in the Viking Relays a scant 4 points from taking another 1st Place finish.

To take that one step further would be to ask Head Girls Track Coach Sami Theurer to enter Ayren Lightfoot in the 400 meter dash and that would have put The Lake in first place.

That’s why the rest of this article is a quick interview with Coach Theurer on those type of questions.

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                        Let’s GO LAKE!

The ReSporter: Some athletes were scheduled to compete and did not….what goes into those type of decisions?

Coach Theurer: “We are a little thin this year and a lot of our girls are doing multiple events or just coming from another sport/game. We are trying to make sure they are healthy for district so that we compete at our highest level.”

The ReSporter: You had the team competing against some different faces…How does that help in their development?

Coach Theurer: “I have made it a priority this season to see some different schools and let our girls compete against a variety of runners. We don’t need to run against the same runners every week.”

The ReSporter: Hannah Hammer improved her PR for the 1600 by right at 8-9 seconds and for those younger ladies you had Macie Paredez PR by 12-13 seconds in that same event.

        Way to Stay in Shape Hawks!

Coach Theurer: “Both of these young ladies are working hard and pushing themselves at every practice and meet. They are super excited to show up at district.”

The ReSporter: Overall thoughts?

Coach Theurer: “Just trying to do our best to get ready to compete at our “tough” district meet. We have a team of girls that care and want to do well. I know that they are putting in the work to win.”

The ReSporter: How do you approach this open week?

Coach Theurer: “Take this week as an opportunity to focus on our physical and mental state in our running game. Use this week to recover, work and power up. Healthy, hydrated and strong has to be our long game if we want to get out of district. Let’s Go HAWKS!!!!“

DISTRICT 26-4A

School           W  L  T    Pct
Navarro         12  1  0   .923
Davenport       12  2  2   .813
Fredericksburg  13  4  0   .765
CL Hawks        13  4  1   .750
Wimberley        8  3  1   .708
Bandera          7  4  1   .625

This Week’s Games: *All Games Start at 7:00pm
Tuesday    Wimberley  @   CL Hawks
           Freddie    @   Bandera
           Davenport  @   Navarro

Friday     CL Hawks   @   Wimberley
           Bandera    @   Freddie
           Navarro    @   Davenport

Last Week’s Results:
CL Hawks  14  SA Cole        6
CL Hawks  10  Comfort        0
CL Hawks   2  New Braunfels  3
CL Hawks  27  Gonzales       4
Davenport 10  Eagle Pass     9
Bandera   18  Devine         4
Navarro   20  Gonzales       1
Texans     4  Lago Vista     3
Texans     6  Thorndale      0
Texans     9  Thorndale      8
Freddie    4  SA Home School 2
Freddie   16  Llano          6

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Wayen Slania-Wertz had 2 doubles & homerun in a Hawk win this week.

Canyon Lake started playing against varsity competition during the 2007-08 year and for that Hawk Baseball team they played very few games.

However, that short season did produce for CLake a record that had stood for 17 years. The Lake outscored San Marcos Academy by 24 runs in a shut-out victory. Well, that minute record is now in the past (pardon the pun) when the Hawks scored 27 runs in a win over Gonzales, 27-4. That 2008 season still has a record winning by 24 runs but the amount of runs now belongs to this year’s squad.

This Spring Break week had 4 consecutive contests starting Monday through Friday’s win as Coach Escamilla said, “I would rather play games than practice.”

CLHS will go into district play this Tuesday at Wimberley with an, 13-4-1 record. Baseball has 3 elements that compose, hitting (offense), fielding (defense), and pitching.

Canyon Lake has done well in two of those 3 elements except for their fielding which showed up in this win by producing 3 errors. To put that in perspective, CL has given up 51 runs and bout half (25 runs) has been earned. The rest came as a result of errors which certainly will play a much more pivotal aspect of wins and losses when competing against district brethren.

                    Let’s Go Hawks!!

Canyon Lake scored double digit in 3 of the 4 games this week with that one loss to state ranked New Braunfels where 2 runs came across the plate for the Hawks.

Looking at this year’s district opponents on the Standings graph above will show every school with a winning record and that magnifying glass being a tad closer in hopes of having a chance for a post-season season.

Last year, The Lake broke their, no-go to playoff streak, that your Hawks had crafted for 3 seasons during the year after the Wuhan Covid outbreak came right before district and wasting an awesome, 12-2 record collecting cobwebs. (2021-2023 seasons)

                              Go Lake!

This year, district contests will have 2 games for each school which had been 3 games per school. Another change for the better will have those two games during the same week instead of doing a more traditional round-robin schedule.

In this win over Gonzales, Canyon Lake had 19 hits and 11 of those went extra bases. Carter Williams had two homers a double for 8 rbi and Wayen Slania-Werts had two doubles and a homerun.

In the one run loss to New Braunfels, Williams was on the mound and struck-out 13 Unicorns and gave up 5 hits. The Lake was close to pulling an upset except for those little things that were presented but not being able to increase a lead. It was errors that also contributed to this outcome. Hence, in facing district games for the rest of this season needing to be held to a minimum.

It was a good week of ‘Practice’ and now it will be time to perform with a new purpose that eluded this team last year.

Let’s GO LAKE!

           1  2  3  4   R  H  E
Gonzales   2  0  2  0   4  5  3
CL Hawks  12 13  2  X  27 19  3

                     ab  r  h bi 2b hr bb so misc
Bryce May             2  3  1  1  0  0  2  1
 ph Lucas Shexnayder  1  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
Ryan Rena             1  4  1  2  1  0  2  0  hbp
 ph Gram Simpson      0  1  0  0  0  0  1  0
Carter Williams       4  3  3  8  1  2  0  1
 ph Hayes Holladay    1  0  1  0  0  0  0  0
Wayen Slania-Wertz    4  1  3  3  2  1  0  0  roe
 pr Schexnayder       0  3  0  0  0  0  0  0
 ph Michael Anderson  1  0  1  1  0  0  0  0
Ryder Hopper          4  1  3  1  0  0  0  0
 pr Gram Simpson      0  1  0  0  0  0  0  0
 ph Trey Mollenkolf   0  0  0  1  0  0  0  0  hbp
Wyatt Sims            3  2  1  1  1  0  1  0  hbp roe
Archer Miller         4  2  2  1  1  0  1  1  fc
Greysen Patton        4  2  2  2  1  0  0 1
Gavin Baldera         3  4  1  1  1  0  0  0 hbp roe 2
Totals               32 27 19 22  8  3  7  4

Pitching             ip  h  r er bb so  W  L
Ryder Hopper        2.0  2  2  0  2  3  5  0
Trey Mollenkolf     2.0  3  2  0  0  3  0  0
Totals              4.0  5  4  0  2  6  5  0

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                1  2  3  4  5  6  7  R  H  E
CL Hawks        0  0  0  1  1  0  0  2  4  1
New Braunfels   0  0  0  0  2  0  1  3  5  0

                    ab  r  h bi bb so  misc
Bryce May            2  0  0  0  1  1  sac
Hayes Holladay       3  0  0  1  0  0  fc
Carter Williams      3  1  1  0  0  1
Wayen Slanina-Wertz  2  0  0  0  1  1
 pr Gavin Baldera    0  0  0  0  0  0  cs
Michael Anderson     3  0  1  0  0  2  sb
Ryder Hopper         3  0  1  1  0  2
Lucas Schexnayder    2  0  0  0  1  1
Ryan Rena            0  1  0  0  3  0
Gram Simpson         2  0  1  0  0  0  sac cs
Totals              20  2  4  2  6  8

Pitching            ip  h  r er bb so  W  L  S
Carter Williams    6.0  5  3  1  2 13  4  1  0

                          Savanna Oberholtzer’s one of five goals in Hawk’s Win over Gateway, 6-1.
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

         Way to Make us Proud Hawks!!

Canyon Lake spotted the Gateway Gators an early one goal lead a mere 47 seconds into this Bi-District contest but would make up for that in spades by scoring the next unanswered 6 goals and ended with a date against Floresville next Tuesday at Lehman High School.

“Everyone in our district is more physical than Gateway,” Head Coach Kara Stracener said. “They were calm and possessed the ball well and we were able to win a lot of those 50-50 balls.”

Coach Stracener continued, “We always have a game plan…We did okay but it was not our best game… but it was good to get a win not playing our best game.”

Savanna Oberholtzer scored one of her 5 goals during this contest 12 minutes later and then again it took one minute for another goal for a lead that would not be threatened for the rest of this battle.

                    Way to Go Hawks!!

Basically a, ’See You Later Alligator’ scenario as CLake will now start preparations for their Area round after Floresville Jaguars who beat Luling, 2-2 on a penalty shootout.

The Gators came into this game averaging a little over 6 goals per contest and was riding high without a loss in their last 12 games which had one tie to their district champion, Burnet, 5-5. These Bulldogs beat Fredericksburg, 5-4 in their playoff battle in that large school bracket.

Goalie Callie Dominguez had 7 saves with her best coming at the 22:46 mark of the 2nd half while The Lake was enjoying a, 4-1 advantage.

Team Lake showing off their Bi-District Trophy!  GO LAKE!

Oberholtzer scored 3 goals in that first half and then continued her flash points two more times in the 2nd half at the 28 and 6 minute mark.

The finishing touches was when Abby Lowth scored with a header off a corner kick from Oberholtzer with 18 seconds remaining.

Bella Biasatti had CL’s other assist in this Gator Feast.

Great defense continued after that first minute hic-up with the midfield defenders keeping these Gators in the water where The Lake had the advantage.

Sofia Balderas was awarded the defensive player of this win by her coaches after this game.

Oberholtzer’s speed kept Gateway without a lock as they could not find a way to keep the Hawk’s from threatening for more goals…the Gators defenders could only turn their head to see where Oberholtzer would be dribbling next before her eventual, ‘back of the net’, score.

Congrats Hawks and next up will be the Jaguars and next victim.

Go Hawks!

Brenan Hughes tripled in the winning run in Hawks win over Comfort, 8-6. Way to Go Lake!

Canyon Lake’s Green answered a Comfort 2 run first inning with a 3 spot the bottom of that same frame for a back and forth affair that had these Visitors tying the score in the top of the 2nd and 4th innings before a Hawk final 2 runs for a time ending win, 8-6.

CJ Rodriguez had a strike-out pitch and (finished with 8) but the flip side showed 5 walks and one hit batter allowing Comfort to put enough players on base to score runs and keep this game close.

Max Ross and Tate Heckman started the bottom of the first with walks before a Brenan Hughes single drew first blood that jettisoned a one run lead and then a Hughes score on a wild pitch giving The Lake a, 3-2 lead.

Comfort would not make this game comfortable tho when they scored a tying run in that 2nd frame without a hit. This menu had two walks a hit batter followed by an error for that score.

The Lake would grab the lead back when Cade Johnson singled and advanced to second on an error. Two passed balls later the Hawks had their lead back.

Be Authentic with your Hawk Gear & LET’s GO LAKE!

Pitcher Rodriguez got his groove back in that 3rd inning by striking out the side with 11 pitches (9 for strikes) for a quick…good morning—good afternoon—and goodnight for these Bobcat hitters.

Canyon Lake worked two more runs on their at bat when Catcher Greysen Patton had a one pitch hit (his second hit this game) and scored when Rodriguez singled two batters later.

Dalton Hodges followed by taking one for the team (hbp)…then Cade Johnson single produced two insurance runs.

          Way to Stay in Shape Hawks!

CLHS would use those insurance runs for a win the next inning after these Visitors tied the game again scoring 3 runs helped by 3 Hawk errors while sending 9 batters to the plate.

CLake used 3 pitchers to help put out the fire when Reliever Jace McGoldrick, with the bases loaded, struck out that final Bobcat on four pitches.

Canyon Lake would put their finishing touches on this contest when Rowan Edwards drew a walk to start the final inning which was followed by a scorcher triple off the bat of Hughes for what would eventually be the winning run.

The Hawks would score again before the game was called due to time constraints.

It was the 9th win this season as those upcoming games will feature district battles now for a team with high expectations.

Let’s Go Lake!

            1  2  3  4  R  H  E
Comfort     2  1  0  3  6  5  2
CL Hawks    3  1  2  2  8  9  4

                   ab  r  h bi 2b 3b bb so  misc
Max Ross            1  1  0  0  0  0  1  0  hbp sb
Tate Heckman        2  1  1  0  0  0  1  0
Brenan Hughes       3  2  2  1  0  1  0  0
 ph Rowan Edwards   0  1  0  0  0  0  1  0
Greysen Patton      3  0  2  3  0  0  0  0
 pr Derek Spiwak    0  1  0  0  0  0  0  0
Jace McGoldrick     3  1  0  0  0  0  0  1
CJ Rodriguez        3  0  2  0  1  0  0  0
Dalton Hodges       1  0  0  0  0  0  1  1  hbp
Cade Johnson        2  1  2  2  0  0  0  0
 ph Derek Spiwak    0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0
Peyton Vann         2  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
Totals             20  8  9  6  1  1  5  2

Pitching           ip  h  r er bb so   W  L  S
CJ Rodriguez      3.2  4  6  4  5  8   1  0  0
Cade Johnson      0.0  0  0  0  2  0   0  0  0
Jace McGoldrick   0.1  0  0  0  0  1   0  0  1
Totals            4.0  4  6  4  7  9   1  0  1

                                    Pitcher Hayes Holladay giving it his all on the mound. Go Lake!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

                 DISTRICT 26 4A
Team             W  L  T    Pct
Navarro         10  1  0   .909
Davenport       11  2  2   .800
Fredericksburg  12  3  0   .800
CL Hawks        10  3  0   .769
Wimberley        5  3  1   .611
Bandera          6  4  1   .591

Last Week’s Results
CL Hawks   6   Antonian       0
CL Hawks  12   Crystal City   5
Bandera   21   Comfort        9
Bandera   13   Hondo          8
Navarro   19   Pearsall       1
Billies    3   Converse       4
Billies    4   Lytle          2
Davenport 11   La Vernia      5
Davenport 19   Gonzales       1
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Hit Man says way to get rid of those Pests Hawks!

Canyon Lake got back on a winning streak now at two games this week and will enjoy their Spring Break with 4 consecutive day games starting on the road at SA Cole~~Home Comfort~~Road New Braunfels~~Home Gonzales.

A Unicorn match-up will be a telling game based on making the playoffs and as teams progresses,  games become harder. That would put this contest for an idea of how your Hawks might fair against a NB team that has an 11-2 season record and is 2-1 in district outings thus far.

The Lake beat a 6-3 team last Friday scoring in all but one inning while amassing 12 hits beating Crystal City, 12-5.

Ryder Hopper ran his record to 4-0 with this win allowing 2 hits and one unearned run in his 4 innings of work.

                         Go Hawks!

Hayes Holladay pitched the final 3 innings for a save with 2 unearned runs coming across the plate.

Those unearned runs will be one of the major needs to improve as those mistakes could cost a district victory.

Canyon Lake blew this game wide open in their final at bat scoring 4 runs on 3 hits. Ryan Rena had the big hit with a double that was followed by an rbi single off the bat for Gavin Baldera.

Three hits for Bryce May and Michael Anderson and all the players who made an appearance reached base during this outing.

                      Let’s Go Lake!

CL’s district has all these schools with a better than .500 record with perennial power Navarro at the top of the list with just one loss along with their 10 wins.

Davenport has played the toughest schedule and should be a major hurdle this year as well as always tough Wimberley.

Fredericksburg is standing in with a stellar, 12-3 record and will coming into district play loaded with a lot of confidence.

Bandera proved last year they could get a district win which happened against Canyon Lake which tells you that taking a day off for any team will not be a recipe for garnering a conquest.

“I think we are set for our first district game for Tuesday,” Head Coach Victor Escamilla stated. “We have to have a line-up for our Friday district ball game…We have to get some action and have someone step up on the mound who wants to become our number two and once we find that person then we will fill in those defensive spots behind him.”

Coach Escamilla continued talking bout CL’s defense and hitting part of the game, “On the fielding part, we have to do a better job and on the hitting part… we are not adjusting to the off speed pitches and we’re trying to yank it and we know better than and we need to learn to go the other way and once we start hitting the right-center gap then we are doing good.”

Four games in four days will play like a tournament week without playing back to back contests.

This week will have a lot riding on the progress as a road game against Wimberley will be here soon and an, all hands on deck,  with players assigned being ready for having a productive district results.

Make it Work Hawks!!

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               1  2  3  4  5  6  7   R  H  E
Crystal City   1  0  0  0  0  2  2   5  6  4
CL Hawks       1  3  0  2  2  4  X  12 14  4

                     ab  r  h bi 2b bb so  misc
Bryce May             4  3  3  2  1  0  0
 ph Gavin Baldera     1  0  1  1  0  0  0
Hayes Holladay        4  1  2  1  0  1  0
Carter Williams       4  1  1  1  0  0  1  sb 2 sf roe
Wayen Slanina-Wertz   4  0  2  1  1  0  0  fc
 pr Gavin Baldera     0  1  0  0  0  0  0
Ryder Hopper          3  0  0  0  0  1  0  roe
Lucas Schexnayder     4  1  1  1  0  0  1  sb fc
Gram Simpson          2  0  0  0  0  1  0
 ph Greysen Patton    0  1  0  0  0  1  0
Michael Anderson      4  2  3  1  0  0  0  sb 3 roe
Wyatt Sims            1  1  0  0  0  1  0
 ph Ryan Rena         2  1  1  1  1  0  0
Totals               33 12 14  9  3  5  2

Pitching             ip  h  r er bb so   W  L  S
Ryder Hopper        4.0  2  1  0  3  2   4  0  0
Hayes Holladay      3.0  4  4  2  2  4   0  0  2
Totals              7.0  6  5  2  5  6

Third Baseman Michael Anderson cleaning out the hot box with catch and throw out of an Apache in Hawk’s, 6-0 win!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

Canyon Lake’s Baseball shook off the cobwebs as their last 6 games the Lake had been treading water and needed to dry off with a win to get back on track with district season just around the corner.

                          Let’s Go Hawks!!

The Hawks had a 2-3-1 record through this part of their schedule and a contest against another quality opponent needed a complete win which this, 6-0 victory accomplished.

PITCHING: Carter Williams (4-0) pitched another gem allowing one hit while striking out 10 Apache’s. A sparkling 0.26 earned run average with only 7 hits in William’s last 27 innings of work.

FIELDING: One miscue at the end of this game which did not allow an earned run for a clean ending. Of CL’s 34 runs allowed only 19 have been earned.

HITTING: Twelve hits being placed into Left-Center-Right Field giving Antonian’s defense plenty of action. Don’t forget that, ‘couldn’t have been placed at a better place,’  bunt (Gram Simpson) and power coming off the bat of Williams with two screamers that had a triple that led to the only run that would be needed in this conquest that other screamer finished as a double.

It was that Williams triple in the bottom of the 3rd frame that scored Hayes Holladay from first base and with a one out Ryder Hopper single scoring that 2nd run.

                      Way to Go Lake!!

Canyon Lake was not finished tho… with 2 outs a Simpson single set up a first and third steal of home plate for Hopper before that final out on the base paths when Simpson was caught in a rundown and the Hawk’s had a, 3-0 lead.

The top of the 4th inning Antonian’s only hit was stranded when Williams finished this inning striking out the last two batters throwing 11 pitches with 9 of those in the strike zone.

The Lake would coax single run in their last three innings which put those finishing touches for a complete game that will hopefully set up CLHS with a runway for next week’s Spring Break  that will be crafted with chances to get a winning streak and fine tuning of those little things needed for a successful district schedule.

But before next week, The Lake, will be back in action this Friday with a 6:30pm first pitch against Crystal City. Keep it CLEAN Hawks!

Let’s Go Lake!

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           1  2  3  4  5  6  7  R  H  E
Antonian   0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0
CL Hawks   0  0  3  1  1  1  x  6 12  1

                   ab  r  h bi 2b 3b bb so misc
Bryce May           4  0  1  1  0  0  0  0
Hayes Holladay      4  1  2  0  0  0  0  1
Carter Williams     4  2  3  1  1  1  0  0  sb fc
Wayen Slanina-Wertz 4  0  1  0  0  0  0  0
Ryder Hopper        2  1  2  1  0  0  1  0  sb
 pr Gavin Baldera   0  1  0  0  0  0  0  0
 ph Ryan Rena       0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0
Lucas Schexnayder   3  0  0  0  0  0  1  1
Gram Simpson        3  0  2  0  0  0  1  1
Archer Miller       3  0  0  0  0  0  0  2
Michael Anderson    1  1  1  1  0  0  1  0  hbp sb
Totals             28  6 12  4  1  1  5  5

Piching            ip  h  r er bb so  W  L
Carter Williams   7.0  1  0  0  2 10  4  0

Lady Hawk’s Soccer team celebrate a win and Savanna Oberholtzer scoring over 100 goals in win over Mustangs! Way to GO LAKE!

Be Authentic with your Hawk Gear & LET’s GO LAKE!

The Lake’s Girls Soccer team won their 5th district game after a win at Marble Falls, 4-1 that will now leave CL with their last home game against Davenport this Friday.

Win or lose in the Wolves battle will still have your Hawks with a 2nd seed for the smaller 4A grouping with Wimberley.

It was this same scenario with CLake’s Boys Basketball when Fredericksburg making the playoffs moved The Lake to the smaller school category.

This win moved Canyon Lake (12-4-4 season)~(5-1-3 district) with a continued good defensive effort for the season. Allowing just 19 goals or less than one goal per contest.

        Go Lake & Go Far in Post-Season!

Marble Falls got their goal early in this game (34:38) minutes left in that first half and from there it The Lake’s Dam would not be broken again while CLHS responded with 4 unanswered goals in this victory.

Offensively, Savanna Oberholtzer had her feet in all the scoring with 3 goals and an assist to Ryarose Clark for the other score. Oberholtzer scored her 100th goal in this game and finished with 102 for this season with a record 7 goals scored in an earlier win over Bandera with an assist finishing with 15 points in her 17 shots.

A win over Davenport this Friday would give Canyon Lake more momentum going into their playoff season and raise their goal of going further this go-round.

After the Mustangs opening score, it was a Oberholtzer break-a-way that gave her a one on one with the goalie and score just 1 minute and 13 seconds later and a tied game.

The Hawks were against the wind in that first stanza but did score two more times at the 10:53 mark by Ryarose Clark and then right before half at the 2:16 time a score, 3-1 lead that gave CL a secured win knowing that the play of Goalie Callie Dominguez would put a clamp on the Home Team.

This was a rough outing for CL with several ladies that left the game with some bruises….”Yeah…I tried to get some players off and get some rest and hopefully not an injuries but it still happened,” Head Coach Kara Stracener shared.

On what will be the team goals this week with the last district game and the post-season? “It’s just important that game helps propel us into the playoffs and not like a let down but regardless of the outcome (of the Davenport game) we will still be in 3rd place and second seed for small (schools bracket).”

Canyon Lake continues a strong season with higher goals this season and as always…..Way to GO LAKE!

Junior Midfielder Ryarose Clark scored her 7th Goal of the year that put The Lake up in first half.
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

                       Let’s GO HAWKS!!

Canyon Lake’s Soccer just missed a golden opportunity for staving off Wimberley for a win last Friday but a tie certainly cemented this team for a 3rd seed with a chance of upping that ante with a sweep of this week’s contests.

Wimberley has one loss for this season (to a team from Louisiana) and two ties (to a team from the Hawk Nest). All the rest of their battles have been wins and now if The Lake can secure a win this Tuesday in Marble Falls and at home against Davenport…then that should give CLHS a 2nd seed going into the playoffs.

The Hawks scored in the first half with a corner kick that had the ball bouncing around like a pin-ball machine for a few seconds when Junior 4Midfielder Ryarose Clark scored her 7th goal of the season with just over a 20 minutes into this game.

                          Let’s Go Lake!

That was when Goalie Callie Dominguez went to work by saving several shots on goals by these Texans.

With the score tied at 1 goal a piece Dominguez was able to just tip a ball over the back of the net that was just inches for a score.

“I was just hoping I would get to it,” Dominguez said when asked what she was thinking as the ball approached the net. “It was just all the way up there (top of the net)….I don’t really think but just react to the ball.”

On keeping the Texans’ to just one goal in two games, “I’ve been just trying to shut them down and my defenders….they’re great and I really appreciate all of them.”

Head Coach Kara Stracener shared her thoughts, “Sometimes it’s hard to score so early in a game because you have so much time to play…but our girls played great…we had a game plan and they did a really good job everybody doing their job collectively.”

Coach Stracener closed, “We talked about the fight in the ‘dog’ tonight and we had some dogs fight and that was what I was most proud of…”

Canyon Lake will be back in action this Tuesday in Marble Falls a team fighting for that 4th seed and then Friday at home against Davy.

Keep those dogs fighting as this regular season closes out!

Go Hawks & BEAT MARBLE FALLS!

Senior Rylan Oppelt will have more hurdles in life and looks like he will clear them all. Go Lake!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

            Way to Stay in Shape Hawks!

Canyon Lake’s Lady Hawk Tracksters finished with 172 points at the Hawk Relays with Savanna Oberholtzer garnering 39 points to lead The Lake to a first place spot amongst 7 schools.

Oberholtzer finished first in the Long Jump/Triple Jump/100 meter dash and helped the Hawk 4×100 Relay with a first place finish.

The ReSporter does not know at this writing all the participants Canyon Lake used in their relay events so points on this article might not be correct.

Other Lady Hawks who finished in double digit scoring Hannah Hammer (20 pts), Te’a Gonzales (15 pts), Kennedy Grindle (17 pts), Eva Zabarcencu (12 pts), Aubrey Avey (14 pts).

Freshman Te’a Gonzales will be a fun athlete to watch as she finished 3rd 100 meter dash (3rd best Hawk History) and 5th in the long jump. How bout Freshman  Macie Paredez who finished 8th place in the 1600 meter run but her time placed 6th place in Hawk’s All-Time list and 5th place for the 3200 meter run.

     Let’s Go Fast~High~Long~ Hawks!

The Lake had 3 who placed in the Pole Vault which was a first in Hawk history.
(Shana Curter~~Grindle~~Katelyn Lowth)

The 4×100 relay already lowered their time past the 50 second mark as well as individuals like Avey who reached 45.53 seconds which was approximately where she finished her season last year.

Hannah (put the Hammer down) in her distance events as she prepares to finish higher than her 4th place finish at the Region IV Meet a year earlier.

     Canyon Lake ‘Hawk’ Proud!

Tessa Jones won her JV 300 meter hurdle event and came home with over 14 points (not counting any relays) and Trinity Jones finished 3rd in two events (400m~high jump) garnering 12 points (not counting relays).

Oberholtzer scored in all 5 of her events she entered and had a Hawk best 12.17 100 meter dash a good 3 tenths of a second better than Alysha Perez back during her 2017 season.

Freshman Harley Hamilton (2:14.03) scored a first place finish in his 800 meter run which put him right outside the Top 10 listing with an 11th place finish.

Senior Luke Jeckell’s first place 400 meter dash (51.59) is good for 4th place on the All-Time Top 10 List in that event.

                    400 Meter Dash
1. Jordan Anderson      48.92 2012
2. Chance Martelli      50.20 2019
3. Mikk Griffin         51.57 2011
4. Luke Jeckell         51.59 2025
5. Colton McDonald      52.09 2017

Canyon Lake is participating at Pleasanton with another week of training for amassing some more PR’s (personal records) as this season continues to mature.

Way to GO FAST HAWKS!!

         TOP 10 ALL-TIME
          YOUNG LADIES
                     100 METER DASH
Savanna Oberholtzer     12.17  2025
Alysha Perez            12.46  2017
Te’a Gonzales           12.76  2025
Madison Churbe          13.08  2017
Hailey Overstreet       13.22  2019
Trena Lorett            13.23  2013
Emily Roach             13.27  2012
Carley Dubois           13.28  2017
Maddie Oberholtzer      13.31  2022
Sofia George            13.32  2022
Kyndall Drum            13.37  2014

                     200 METER DASH
Ayren Lightfoot         25.58  2024
Madison Churbe          26.18  2019
Skylar Churbe           26.41  2017
Audrey Schulze          26.50  2018
Caitlyn Collins         26.77  2010
Alysha Perez            26.87  2017
Grace Allen             27.37  2014
Te’a Gonzales           27.49  2025
Sierra Natal            27.62  2018
Hailey Overstreet       27.63  2019

                     400 METER DASH
Ayren Lightfoot         56.77  2024
Skylar Hurst            58.28  2017
Audrey Schulze          61.30  2018
Hannah Graves           61.86  2013
Natalie McCoy           61.95  2019
Brooklynn Helmke        62.39  2012
Hannah Hammer           62.65  2022
Danielle Carty          63.13  2019
Sierra Natal            64.01  2018
Molli McIntire          64.04  2012

                      800 METER RUN
Cadence Patterson     2:18.75  2024
Hannah Hammer         2:19.30  2025
Aubrey Avey           2:26.65  2024
Hannah Graves         2:27.78  2012
Mariah Ellis          2:27.91  2014
Christi Fowler        2:34.28  2014
Kalani Thorpe         2:36.11  2019
Eva Zabarcencu        2:36.89  2025
Saige Childers        2:39.63  2022
Felicity Neistemski   2:41.15  2017

                     1600 METER RUN
Cadence Patterson     4:58.89  2024
Hannah Hammer         5:27.20  2025
Eva Zabarcencu        5:38.59  2025
Kaitlyn Yuill         5:51.57  2017
Hannah Graves         5:59.10  2011
Macie Paredez         6:04.98  2025
Olivia Flores         6:05.22  2012
Christi Fowler        6:05.59  2013
Caitlyn Collins       6:07.73  2010
Annalyse Perkins      6:12.41  2022

                     3200 METER RUN
Cadence Patterson    10:45.53  2024
Eva Zabarcencu       11:57.29  2025
Mariah Ellis         12:45.43  2015
Kaitlyn Yuill        12:47.05  2017
Macie Paredez        13:05.57  2025
Avery Hime           13.39.97  2024
Jenna McConnell      13:48.30  2014
Ayden Purdum         14.22.84  2025
Alyssa Sanchez       14:06.04  2019
Hollye Pederson      14.29.91  2009

                  100 METER HURDLES
Alyssa Strickland       15.06  2019
Jessica Cunningham      15.48  2010
Bailey Drum             15.68  2016
Emma Gray               15.82  2016
Sydney Reibschlager     16.68  2015
Katie Maple             16.73  2011
Kaitlyn Johannessen     16.75  2019
Maddie Pipkin           16.78  2020
Brilee Eaton            16.98  2022
Lainee Moses            16.98  2017

                  300 METER HURDLES
Aubrey Avey             45.48  2024
Claire Schroeder        46.68  2022
Jessica Cunningham      46.90  2011
Bailey Drum             47.98  2016
Lainee Moses            48.09  2017
Alyssa Strickland       48.43  2018
Brilee Eaton            49.43  2022
Kaitlyn Johannessen     46.94  2019
Katie Maple             49.97  2011
Sydney Reibschlager     51.08  2016

                          HIGH JUMP
Marisa Ellis          5-06.00  2013 State Champion
Landry Brown          5-03.00  2021
Mariah Ellis          5-02.00  2013
Anna Bettersworth     5-02.00  2018
Skylar Hurst          5-01.00  2018
Emma Gray             5-00.00  2016
Heather Arceiano      4-10.00  2010
Hayley Melone         4-10.00  2014
Bailey Drum           4-10.00  2014

                           LONG JUMP
Savanna Oberholtzer  18-02.75  2024
Madison Churbe       16-15.00  2018
Bailey Drum          16-03.75  2015
Tiffany Tschoepe     16-01.25  2011
Trena Lorett         16-00.75  2013
Marisa Ellis         15-11.50  2013
Madi Self            15-10.00  2018
Maddie Oberholtzer   15-10.00  2022
Hannah Young         15-08.00  2015
Audrey Schulze       15-07.50  2018

                        TRIPLE JUMP
Marisa Ellis         37-04.50  2012
Bailey Drum          37-01.00  2016
Savanna Oberholtzer  36-02.50  2023
Skylar Hurst         36-01.50  2018
Sofia George         34-04.00  2022
Mariah Ellis         34-01.50  2014
Audrey Schulze       33-11.50  2018
Trena Lorett         33-10.00  2013
Sydney Reibschlager  33-01.50  2015
Elyssa Holman        32-10.50  2020

                           SHOT PUT
Kaelin Simmons       34-00.00  2013
Ali Dicks            34-00.00  2010
Sara Mefford         32-04.50  2019
Alysha Perez         31-07.00  2018
Georgia Bean         30-04.50  2017
Madeliene Verette    30-03.50  2018
Cassidy Martin       29-09.50  2015
Maddy Puente         29-08.75  2017
Kaylee Moore         28-11.00  2022

                             DISCUS
Sara Mefford        120-00.00  2019
Jade Lawless        112-10.50  2019
Kaelin Simmons      111-00.00  2013
Adia Garcia         101-05.25  2018
Peyton Chew          90-06.00  2018
Kaylee Moore         88-10.50  2021
Cassidy Martin       88-05.00  2014
Caitlyn Collins      81-09.50  2014
Bailey Bartow        80-07.00  2017

                         POLE VAULT
Alencia Lentz        13-06.00  2022 State Champion
Jessica Cunningham   11-01.00  2010
Amber Leach           9-06.00  2019
Shana Cutrer          9-06.00  2024
Kennedy Grindle       9-00.00  2025
Katelyn Lowth         9-00.00  2025
Jaydian Loftis        8-00.00  2015

                        4x100 RELAY
Lightfoot, Lowth,       49.62  2025
Gonzales, Oberholtzer

Dubois, Schulze,        50.45  2017
Duke, Perez
            
Churbe, Perez,          50.60  2018
Moses, Overstreet

                        4x200 RELAY
Avey, Hammer,         1:44.42  2024
Oberholtzer, Lightfoot
 
Churbe, Moses,        1:46.09  2019
Overstreet, Strickland

Dubois, Gray,         1:46.66  2016
Hurst, Perez

                        4x400 RELAY
Avey, Hammer,         4:01.06  2024
Patterson, Lightfoot

                      4:04.84  2022
Schroeder, Alencia, 
Hammer, Lightfoot

Thorpe, Drum,         4:06.84  2015
Gray, Hurst