Cash Ziemba goes airborne in previous game against Burnet. Ziemba had an interception in Taylor game.
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Canyon Lake continued their slide this season against the Taylor Ducks who scored 66 points in giving up 456 passing yardage which passed (pardon the pun) of the previous record in last week’s contest against Burnet (353 yards).
Caden Rodriguez had a 193 yards in loss to Burnet.
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A 25 point 3rd Quarter for the Burnet Bulldogs put Canyon Lake in a precarious situation as time seems to be running out with must win games in these next two Fridays for a chance of a post-season bid.
CLJV’s Running Back Jacob Price on his 20 yard run in the Hawk’s win over Davenport, 8-6!
A Hawks one-two punch gave CL’s Junior Varsity against Davenport at the Hawk Nest on Thursday night, 8-6.
The Lake Hawks are all smiles after disposing the Billie Goats, 3-1.
CL Hawk’s Volleyball finished in beating Fredericksburg, 3-1 in District 27-4A play at the Hawk Nest on Tuesday night. This was the Hawks first win during a round robin district slate and the Billies swept CL during that first round showing an improvement this group of ladies have achieved as this season has matured.
WATER POLO BI-DISTRICT CHAMPS CANYON LAKE
The Hawk’s had a good introduction to their Post-Season game after a solid win over Johnson, 19-6. With the next game a Area Round will take place in enemy territory, at the Westlake Aquatic Center this Thursday starting at 6:30pm.
(photo by Dan Reed Photography https://www.danreedphotography.com)
Canyon Lake racked up 596 yards of offense but it was the 236 yards given up by the Hawk defense that paved the way for The Lake to get back on a winning side of the ledger in win over Marble Falls, 52-13.
Levi Garner scores 9 goals in win over Smithson Valley.
(Photo by Daniel Clifton)
Canyon Lake’s Boys Water Polo will have one more regular season battle against Davenport before going into their first playoff game against one of these 3 schools, Lehman-Johnson-Hays.
FUTURE HAWKS!!
(photo by Chris Doepke)
The Lake Hawks laid an egg on their final non-distriict scheduled game after, the mad as a Hornet. passed and ran amok over Canyon Lake, 58-16.
CL Hawks Water Polo Clinch 3rd Place Seed after beating Pieper, 18-9. Go Hawks!!
Canyon Lake’s Water Polo team (5-2-1) secured a playoff spot after their doubling the Pieper Warriors, 18-9 last Tuesday. This win was a carbon copy as their previous match-up when the Hawks used the same score for that away contest.
Kaiden Lewis helped in CL’s 434 rushing yardage in game against the Patriots. Go Hawks1
The Lake continues to show improvement but still comes up short by 7 points to another larger school losing, 50-43 on the road in San Antonio.
