Cayden Toon & Kahle Bowers close in on Cougar Quarterback.
(photo by Dan Reed Photography https://www.danreedphotography.com)
Canyon Lake’s Gold Freshman finished their season just shy of a win when the Canyon Cougars were able to score the winning touchdown with 30 seconds left on the clock, 12-14.
A huge defensive play by Brayden Welch that saved a potential touchdown.
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Canyon Lake was awakened after a two touchdown flurry by the Taylor Ducks that had these visitors with their first lead of the game, 24-21.
Defensive Lineman Radleigh Bippert reaching for that elusive football.
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The Canyon Lake Freshman Green team ran away from Lake Travis Cavaliers proving that a Canyon lake is better than a Travis lake in the greater scheme whitewashing the visitors, 35-15.
A lot of holding going on but the Warriors still could not protect their lead in Hawk’s Gold win, 22-20.
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Canyon Lake’s Gold Freshman team beat the odds in taking down the Pieper Warriors, 22-20 on Thursday night at the Hawk Nest.
Helijah Johnson’s touchdown from Hunter Anderson catch to end first half against Burnet.
(photo by Chris Doepke)
Canyon Lake’s second half continued to shine as the Hawk’s win over Burnet coupled with a Lampasas loss had CL atop District 13-4A standings.
Michael Noin & Evan Poole eating a Hot (Bull) Dog, Hawks win, 38-33.
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The Lake’s Junior Varsity held off a furious Burnet rally in an eventual win after scoring 24 points in that 2nd quarter leaving the Hawks with a, 32-14 lead at halftime.
Eli Hammons next sport is track as he hurdles over Bulldogs in win, 21-12.
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Canyon Lake’s Freshman team took last week’s loss personal and used their defense to control this week’s respite with a dominant win even tho that score would not indicate how convincing this victory was, 21-12.
Canyon Lake’s Volleyball team were good enough to pull off their 2nd District 27-4A win against Bandera as this year’s campaign heads down that final stretch to seeing which 4 teams will qualify for post-season.
A game of inches in Hawk’s win over Davenport, 38-35.
(photo by Dan Reed Photography https://www.danreedphotography.com)
Canyon Lake scored for the first time in their opening period and continued to pressure a previous undefeated Davenport team with a Hawk win and tied atop District 13-4A with Lampasas, 2-0.
Eli Hammons seeing a lane in route to leading CL with 75 yards rushing. (photo by Dan Reed Photography https://www.danreedphotography.com)
Canyon Lake’s Green Freshman team started on the wrong foot when Davenport took the opening drive and waltzed down the field covering 62 yards using 8 plays and a quick, 8-0 advantage.
