Canyon Lake finished their first day of games with a 1-2 record in the San Marcos

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Tournament.

The four team pod with CL will go into a Gold, Silver, Bronze and based on the first day record, the Hawks will ascertain a third place finish after suffering two losses to Corpus Christi King and Weimer.

The Hawks did start their day on a good note when they jumped into a strong first inning with Houston St. Agnes winning 7-2.

This tournament’s games had a time limit of 50 minutes and going more than three innings would be a stretch.

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CL Hawks jumped out with a 3 run first inning giving Nick Kissel all the runs needed in a 8-1 victory over

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Bandera.

Kissel struck out 8 Bulldogs while surrendering only 2 hits in a game where the Hawks stole their first win of this District 27-3A contest.

Yes, Canyon Lake’s baseball team stole 10 bases against Bandera as helped with 8 errors or over one per inning.

Canyon Lake has been very opportunistic this season as this Hawk team has had 32 players reach base this year on the opposing team’s defense.

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Hawks Boys Golf finished 3rd in their Wimberley Meet this week.

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A broken record with the next statement, Skyler Tschoepe (79) finished in 2nd place for his third meet in a row to start this season.

Tschoepe was also helped by Garrett Winters (81) who finished tied for 3rd at Wimberley with Andrew Riali having a respectable 87 on the day.

This Hawk club also saw Cody Simmons score a 97 and Bennie Brownlee finished with a 112 score.

Canyon Lake’s score of 345 also was their best score of the year.

Other teams in Wimberley were the host, Bandera, Navarro, Marion, Randolph, Burnet and Canyon JV.

Canyon Lake will take their Spring Break and return to action in Burnet on March 18th.

The Hawks have one other meet in Fredericksburg on the 26th of this month before their District 27-3A meet on April 7th and 8th.

Canyon Lake had two players for the girls in Wimberley and they scored:

Jillian Schley   111
Kyndle Smith     133

Canyon Lake lost a frustrating game to Fredericksburg to open District 27-3A play at the Hawk diamond

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Wednesday night, 7-4.

Frustrating is the best word to describe this outcome as Fredericksburg turned into an opportunistic team to scratch across enough runs to get separation on the Hawks.

“We did not make plays we needed to make,” Head Coach Trent Dunavant started. “Those little plays were made big plays and we did not keep our foot on the gas on offense.”

Cody Powell was throwing a gem going into the fifth inning when an error on a bunt spelled doom and eventually four runs for the Billies.

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Canyon Lake came up on the short end in their game with Hyde Park after a three run rally in the bottom of

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the sixth inning losing, 6-5.

The Hawks had forged into a two run lead late in this game to see HP come back and take the win.

Alexis Robinson saw her six game winning streak come to an end with this loss. But in this loss Robinson did not have a walk and that helped keep the game within striking or strikeout distance.

In fact, with her 67 pitches, 51 were strikes.

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Hawks setting the table for a breakout year

Hawks took the title from Blanco in their own backyard when Kat Weber singled in Alexis Robinson in the fifth inning which proved to be enough needed to pull off another milestone for this Canyon Lake club.

Winning a tournament will be another bench mark that can be put on their wall for a team that is on a roll. This game also allowed CL to avenge an earlier loss this year when the Hawks gave up 9 runs in the 5th inning helping Blanco to a 14-11 win.

Robinson pitched another gem in this seven inning battle, giving up one walk and striking out four Panthers.

Robinson also was pretty salty from the batter’s box with a double and triple in this contest.

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Alexis Robinson reaches 8 wins in Blanco Tournament

Canyon Lake won the Blanco Softball Tournament with a win over Llano and Blanco on Saturday afternoon as the Hawks reached 10 wins the earliest in their history.

Against Llano, old timer Sophomore Cameron Berger knocked in two runs with a double as the Hawks responded with four runs in the bottom of the third inning to take the lead for good.

Another old timer, Sophomore Alexis Robinson was also nails in the circle with 11 strikeouts leaving only four outs being recorded in the field.

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Canyon Lake started their Friday doubleheader with a tie game against Burnet that was filled with

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a lot of action. The game was called based on a time limit for this Comal ISD Tournament.

Burnet drew first blood in the top of the second when a misplayed ball resulted in a double to right field resulted in two runs after the Hawks had acquired two outs up to that point.

Canyon Lake put up a six spot in their half of the inning with a two rbi double off the bat of TJ Jones that helped put a catalyst in the second inning.

Burnet had two costly errors in this inning which helped the Hawks bat around on their lineup.

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The ‘Fat Lady’ warmed up her voice a few times in this Canyon Lake and Austin Akins game, but was never called on stage as the Hawks had their biggest comeback ever in a win over the Eagles, 15-14.

Canyon Lake had dug a pretty deep hole when they found themselves down 9-0 in the third inning, as Akins had a grand slam in the first inning and another bomb over the center field fence the that five run third stanza.

The Hawks did take a bite out of these Eagles when left-fielder Cody Powell responded with a two run single in the bottom half of the third.

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Hawks Kelsey Ahrens puts the tag on player while Kat Weber comes in for reinforcements.

Canyon Lake finished their first day in the Blanco tournament with a 2-1 record as the Hawks clinched a No. 1 Seed for games on Saturday before play started on the night cap game with Harper.

Comfort was controlled with a shut-out and 10 runs by the good gals.

Other teams in the same bracket beat up on each other which allowed CL to rest players and in their loss to Harper.

In the Johnson City game, the Hawks walked their way to a four run first inning and Alexis Robinson had enough runs to run the table on Johnson City.

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