Mountain Valley MS 7th A Team dominates Fredericksburg, 28-0.
(Youtube interview with Shayne Moss and Hayden Wilson is below the Box Score below)
Mountain Valley Mopped up the Billies 7th A squad, 28-0 on Thursday as this game would keep the Hawks in the race for a District Title.
After game talk with MVMS 7th B squad after win over Freddie, 30-8
Mountain Valley 7th B Squad made mincemeat out of Fredericksburg after a convincing, 30-8 victory.
This Hawk team would remind the old-timers of the show, Star Trek the Next Generation, when the Borg was taking over worlds and they were often quoted as saying that, ‘Resistance is Futile.’
That was the scene on Thursday at the Hawk Nest as the Billies had no way of keeping this onslaught of yards from being piled up by MV and eventual win.
As Easy as 1-2-3 with Peyton McMullen, Noah DuMenil, and Ryan Rivali
Canyon Lake Freshman scored the first 30 points in quick fashion and then waited for the clock to expire in a convincing win over the Battlin Bilies, 30-14.
“We played with a smaller group tonight,” Freshman Coach Javier Almanza said. “We played with no excuses and we worked on focusing on our preparation….we had been practicing well and being a scout team for the varsity has really made a difference in our preparation.”
Interviews with Ryan Rivali, Peyton McMullen, and Noah DuMenil are below the Game Stats.
Mountain Valley’s 8A Team being taught after tie with Boerne, 14-14.
Mountain Valley Middle School 8A was just short for a win as the Hawks still finished tied against an undefeated Boerne 8A team, 14-14.
Bade Holland and Sam Zinn take in the next game after taking Boerne to the woodshed
Mountain Valley’s 8th Grade B squad took the Greyhounds to a Horse Track as there was no way this Boerne team would leave the field with any kudos in a, 30-0 conquest.
“Our ‘B’ team played their best game of the season,” Coach Brandon Pawelek said. “With scoring 4 touchdowns and shutting out Boerne, we were able to rotate in a lot of our kids on the offense and we still moved the ball and controlled the clock.”
Yes, several players had a chance to run with the ball as 12 different Hawks gained yardage against the Greyhounds.
MV would allow just 18 total yards for Boerne while racking up 236 yards in a quick fashion.
Lady Hawks going for a kill in match with the Billies. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Hawk Volleyball had its fans on the edge of their seats Friday night when they came up against the Lady Billies, losing 23-25, 25-18, 16-25 and 24-26.
“We played the absolute best game we could,” Senior Anna Bittersworth said.
Canyon Lake High School Defensive End Joseph Crisp (#50) and Parker Reno (#4) stymie the Boerne quarterback. (mjrphotog.com)
Canyon Lake pulled off their biggest upset in the past 10 years when the Hawks won the coin toss and game over the previous (7-0) and now (7-1) Boerne Greyhounds.
Yes, the coin flip was a big win for CL as that simple routine before a game allowed the Hawks to take the ball and drain every bit of air out of that oblong object.
Stephen Clark with key interception to stop a Boerne drive in 2nd Quarter. (mjrphotog.com)
Canyon Lake’s Junior Varsity got back on track against the Greyhounds with a convincing win, 16-0.
The Hawks were a no-show last week in their game with Liberty Hill and CL would serve noticed that this game would have a different result as the JV goes, 1-0 in District 14-4A race.
“I am proud of the team as we came out fighting after last week’s performance,” Head JV Coach John Barthels recalled. “Our Defense played great and our Offense took care of the ball.”
Anna Bettersworth led Hawks in Kills, Aces, and Blocks in win over Hondo. (photo & article by Karen Holmes)
Tuesday night, the Lady Hawks dominated the court against the Lady Owls who were no match for the green and gold team who took the match in three games straight, 25-11, 25-13 and 25-16.
Canyon Lake High School CJ Parrish (#70) and Strong Safety Trenton Lorett (#21) bring down the Eastside Memorial running back. (mjrphotog.com)
Canyon Lake put Eastside on the Westside of Austin after blitzing the Panthers, 56-0.
The game was not pretty with a 28 point first quarter against this hapless Austin School.
This win put CL in a tie with Boerne as the Greyhounds cleared a major hurdle in what will certainly be a competitive district race.
