Marley Carrizales has lay-up after another Hawk steal. (photo Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake started their tournament in New Braunfels against Stony Brook which has had recent success on the hard wood as this upstart Hawk team just missed an upset after taking SB to overtime in their loss, 53-49.
CL would then proceed to win their next 3 games with some degree of authority to run their record to 14-3 during this young season.
Running Back Tristan Chacon goes airborne for Canyon Lake’s first score in La Vega contest. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake’s season is finished after establishing some higher bars for future Hawk teams to aspire to attain. This year, CL has had a motto that was simply one word, ‘Finish’.
This team would have rather had more weeks to keep that word (finish) adding more fuel on a ride that had Canyon Lake winning their first district championship while going to the 3rd round in the playoffs.
Briana Ramos ready for more winning this season.
The CL Hawk’s JV 2 team improved their record to 3-2 after taking care of Eagle Pass Winn last Tuesday night at the Hawk Nest, 44-21.
CL had two ladies score in double digits when Shelbie Murphy had 14 and Briana Ramos finished with 12 points for the night.
“I am always looking for an open girl and as this season continues we are getting a lot stronger,” Ramos contributed. Ramos was talking on how well this team is starting to move without the ball and getting more used to the offense.
So Chelsea Tschoepe scored 6 points in 4th Quarter to keep pressure on Eagle Pass Winn
Canyon Lake Lady Hawks improved to 11-2 after a Win over Eagle Pass Winn on Tuesday night at the Hawk Nest, 50-29.
It was a slow game as the Hawks finally started playing in the 2nd Half by outscoring Winn, 30-15 during those last two quarters.
Canyon Lake High School Running Back Jacob Ruff (#32) rushes for a touchdown against the Pleasanton High School Eagles. (mjrphotog.com)
Canyon Lake made history after taking over the 2nd half and beating Pleasanton, 28-10 on Friday night at Gustafson Stadium in San Antonio.
“We weren’t ourselves in that first half,” Head Coach Charley Drum surmised. “Give Pleasanton credit, we were lucky to be down by just 3 points, 10-7 at half.”
Canyon Lake took the lead for good with 1:50 on the 1st quarter clock for a 20 point win over Llano, 59-39.
“We started off slow,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman stated. “We looked tired coming out in the first half but we continued to play hard and then we found lots of energy as the game progressed.”
Senior Alexa Ramos was instrumental in Hawk win. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake Lady Basketball had their best win of the year after a hold onto your chair win, 41-38.
The Champion Chargers have a 5-4 record now and this group of ladies have been in every game they have played and that will give a good barometer on where CL will need to capitalize as this season matures.
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Lainee Moses and Marley Carrizales wait for a rebound. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake Lady Hawks matched their best start in school history with a 17 point victory over Somerset, 50-33.
Sophomore Chelsea Tschoepe wearing a lucky #13 jersey. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake Hawks upped their record to 3-1 in the Austin Crockett Basketball Tournament after sweeping their two games with Lampasas and Austin McCollum.
The McCollum contest did not produce much sweat for the Lady Hawks as this Austin school would only reach 13 points for the entire game. CL scored that number of points in the first quarter allowing for some rest as the tournament continues with two more battles on Saturday.
