(Left to Right) Cadence Patterson, Aubrey Avey, Hannah Hammer, Ayren Lightfoot)                       CL Hawks 4×400 Relay team where Cadence Patterson shows versatility smiling with eyes closed. Way to Go Fast Hawks!!

VARSITY GIRLS             JUNIOR VARSITY
Wimberley      184        Wimberley     242
CL Hawks       167        CL Hawks       94
Pieper         150        Smithville     68
Smithville      51        Navarro        66
Cedar Creek     34        Cedar Creek    16
Navarro         24

INDIVIDUALS TIMES @ TEXANS RELAYS

Junior Varsity             Varsity
Jazlyn Kearney    18       Savanna Olberholtzer  28
Zoe O’Neal        17       Cadence Patterson     25
Haley Petty       17       Ayren Lightfoot       25
Caiden Ocanas     10       Hannah Hammer         21
Katelyn Lowth      9       Aubrey Avey           18
Jaelynn Davidson   6       Isabella Fory         13
Trinity Turner     5       Shana Cutrer          12
Abigail Stevens    4       Eva Zabarcencu        10
Deliah King        3       Abigail Lowth          7
Delaney Meier      3       Mya Vorhis             3
Reagan Reinarz     2       Gianna Cortez          3

                    Go Hawks & Go Fast!

Canyon Lake had a tune-up Track Meet in Wimberley this past Thursday and finished in second place after posting 167 points.

The Lake scored 35 points in the Sprints, 20 for the hurdles, 38 on the distance events and finished with 44 points scored  in the relays.

Counting the Girls JV those distance events totaled 58 points showing the strength for those students taking parti in those longer runs.

Counting both Varsity & Junior Varsity, The Lake had 23 different ladies scoring points that had Sophomore Savanna Olberholtzer (28 pts/5 events) leading the Varsity and Jazlyn Kearney (18 points/3 events) just topping Haley Petty (17 points/3 events) and Zoe O’Neal (17 points/3 events.

                      Let’s Go Hawks!!

O’Neal was the only JV Athlete to finish 1st when she ran a 2:44.42 her 800 meter run.

Caiden Ocanas (10 points) was the other JV Athlete who finished with double figures.

The Lake’s Varsity totaled a first place in 8 events and two athletes (Cadence Patterson and Ayren Lightfoot) were standing on that first place podium in 3 events a piece.

Future University of Houston athlete, Patterson is taking those long distance runs to task as she is now leading the CL All-Time charts in the following.

                                   TOP FIVE
 800 Meter Run                 1600 Meter Run             3200 Meter Run
*Cadence Patterson  2:18.75  *Cadence Patterson 5:02.64  *Cadence Patterson 10:52.11
*Hannah Hammer      2:21.03  *Eva Zabarcenco    5:46.30  *Eva Zabarcenco    12:13.50
*Aubrey Avey        2:26.65   Kaitlyn Yuill     5:51.57   Mariah Ellis      12:45.43
 Hannah Graves      2:27.78   Hannah Graves     5:59.10   Kaitlyn Yuill     12:47.05
 Mariah Ellis       2:27.91   Olivia Flores     6:05.22  *Avery Hime        13:39.97

*Indicates Present Runners

Freshman Eva Zabarcencu is one of many Lady Hawks breaking the tape at Track Meets this season.

CLake’s mile relay was just off, .59 of a second from taking over last year’s foursome that qualified for State last season. Three in last year’s group returned and Patterson replaced Alencia Lentz who finished 1st Place in this year’s Big 12 Indoor Track Meet for the Baylor Bears in her pole vault specialty.

Avey (300 Meter Hurdles) and Lightfoot (200 & 400 Meter Dash) have now lowered CL’s All-Time marks in those categories.

So many Lady Hawks that continue to have personal bests (pr’s) with each week blazing a new trail on CL’s All-Time lists.

The key will see if these results continue to improve thus showing there are still more records as a possibility as District-Area-Region Meets results in having more entries at this year’s State Meet in Austin.

   300 Meter Hurdles           200 Meter Dash            400 Meter Dash
  *Aubrey Avey         45.98  *Ayren Lightfoot   25.58  *Ayren Lightfoot  57.74
   Claire Schroeder    46.68   Madison Churbe    26.18   Skylar Hurst     58.28
   Jessica Cunningham  46.90   Skylar Hurst      26.41   Audrey Schultz   61.30
   Bailey Drum         47.98   Audrey Schultz    26.50  *Hannah Hammer    61.65
   Lainée Moses        48.09   Alysha Perez      26.87   Hannah Graves    61.86

  *Indicates Present Runners

Canyon Lake will send several athletes to this week’s Texas Relays in Austin and will be in Comfort this Wednesday for a practice meet.

Distriict 27-4A Meet will be held at Wimberley on April 3-4 to give the local Hawk Nation two close venues to catch some great athletes.

Let’s Go FAST Hawks!!

                   Hawk’s Dugout Dugin in win over Davenport, 9-2 earlier this week.
(photo by Dennis Rohlmeier)

      DISTRICT 27-4A RECORDS

Team            W  L     Pct   GB
Boerne          3  0   1.000   --
Canyon Lake     2  1    .667   1.0
Davenport       2  1    .667   1.0
Fredericksburg  1  2    .333   2.0
Wimberley       1  2    .333   2.0
Bandera         0  3    .000   3.0

Games This Week
Boerne         13  CL Hawks   2
Davenport      10  Bandera    2
Fredericksburg  5  Wimberley  4

Games Next Week
CL Hawks     @   Wimberley
Boerne       vs  Davenport
Bandera      vs  Billies

Bandera      @   CL Hawks
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Hawks Battles Inconsistency in Loss to Boerne

                    Let’s GO HAWKS!!

Canyon Lake Baseball has had an up and down season thus far due in part due to a team that has replaced 9 starters from last year’s group. Based on that circumstance, this season. has a Hawk team that is much younger which leads to uncertainty if it will be 7 innings of consistent or inconsistent play.

This week, The Lake, had two District 27-4A battles with State Ranked Davenport and Boerne.

A convincing win over Davenport (9-2) gave way for an unforgettable loss to Boerne (2-13) during that 2 game stretch.

Two different outcomes can be attributed to consistent outcome followed by an inconsistent game.

                       Let’s Go Hawks!!

Fielding-Batting-Pitching was not in the same ball park compared to that win over Davenport who had been ranked higher than Boerne.

The good news has this year’s version with a better record than that more consistent Hawk team last year at this same time of the season.

Bottom line it was one loss and CL will have several more challenges upcoming with the hope of stringing two or more consistent games in a row and finishing this first of 3 rounds of district contests standing in 2nd place.

Canyon Lake’s one high point was a two-run homer off the bat of Luke Roskin that turned out to be the only damage administered in this affair.

                     Way to GO LAKE!!
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Baseball has so many different variables with each game which can add to that uncertainty which puts a magnifying glass on how consistent a team can play that helps with more satisfying battles that can give a team a chance for making the post-season.

A break-even week with two more upcoming battles next week against Wimberley and a Friday home game with Bandera.

Here’s hoping for two consistent battles & Let’s Go Hawks!!

          1  2  3  4  5   R  H  E
Boerne    6  0  2  4  1  13 10  1
CL Hawks  0  0  2  0  0   2  4  4

                  ab  r  h bi hr bb so  misc
Luke Roskin        3  1  1  2  1  0  1
Gram Simpson       3  0  0  0  0  0  0
Carter Williams    3  0  1  0  0  0  0  roe
Tanner House       3  0  0  0  0  0  2
Michael Anderson   1  0  0  0  0  1  0
Brent Torres       2  0  0  0  0  0  0
Ryan Reyna         1  0  1  0  0  1  0
Ryder Hopper       1  0  0  0  0  0  0
 ph Wes Ackermann  1  0  0  0  0  0  1
Lucas Schexsnayder 2  1  1  0  0  0  1
Totals            20  2  4  2  1  2  5

                  ip  h  r er bb so  W  L
Carter Williams  4.0  9 12  7  7  4  0  1
Ryan Reyna       1.0  1  1  0  1  0  0  0

                                                                 HAWKS WIN!!
(photo by Dennis Rohlmeier)

The Hawks scored 4 runs to start their district outing against the 5th Ranked (according to Texas High School Baseball) Davenport Wolves and finished off their Comal Brethren, 9-2 as CLHS improved their District 27-4A record to 2-0.

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Carter Williams loads up of a double that helped CLake ended up scoring 3 runs in win over Billies.

Head Coach Victor Escamilla was a river boat gambler in Hawk’s, 4-3 win over Fredericksburg to start district play.

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      Head Coach Victor Escamilla shares thoughts after earlier win over Devine.

CL Hawks opened the Legacy Tourney giving up 2 runs and 9 hits in 14 innings and a shared 3 pitcher shut-out over Highlands, 6-0.

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Gabby Barnes continues her strong season with some nifty Hawk wins! Way to Go Lake!!

The Lake’s Softball team finished first in this past week’s Blanco Tournament undefeated with the only blemish a tie against Blanco in a contest that had some starters not present which certainly would have changed that outcome.

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            Liza Schexnayder prepares to do battle with an opposing pitcher. Go Hawks!!

Canyon Lake Softball had a solid game beating the Luling Eagles, 8-3 behind a 13 strikeout stint for Gabby Barnes who also contributed some power with a 2-run homer and double.

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       Mya Vorhis waiting for her baton exchange in last week’s Hawk Relays! Way to Go Fast Hawks!
                                             

Canyon Lake’s Track Teams hosted the Hawk Relays this past Thursday and the Ladies finished 3rd overall against another week of strong programs.

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Cheyenne Fields & Aubrey Long form a W after a Hawk win over Marble Falls!
Way to Go Hawks!!

Canyon Lake and Marble Falls battled it out Tuesday and ended up with a 2 run win for the good gals, 14-12. In fact, this battle lasted longer than the Alamo skirmish by using 282 combined pitches, 26 runs, 24 hits, 13 walks, 2 hit batters, 6 errors, a collision on the base paths and several visits between coaches and game officials.

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         Luke Roskin struck-out 12 in a Devine win to start the season.

Canyon Lake Baseball has now opened their season with the 6th win in a row after staving off Devine on the road, 3-2. The Lake has a 6-1 record under the tutelage of Head Coach Victor Escamilla and that one loss was a 3-2 set-back against Llano on his first year.

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