Damien Nichols giving a dribbling exhibition in game with Boerne. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake’s Freshman team started with a spark but in those two middle quarters that spark was doused with some shaky shooting and 12 turnovers giving Boerne all they needed to survive, 44-36.
The Hawks finished with 3 players getting to double figures but the other players were as cold as ice totaling 4 points as reinforcements did not get back in time to save this Hawk Team.
Michael Carpenter dribbles ball to give the offense another chance for a goal in Win over Floresville
The Boy’s Soccer Team won their 8th game last Friday matching their win total from last season with a, 4-0 victory over Floresville.
Another game with an abundance of players getting into the act with goals and assists.
At this same time last season, Canyon Lake, had a 4-4 record compared to a sparkling 8-3 count this year.
“I feel we are more team-oriented this year,” Head Coach Warren Graham commented. “We are moving the ball well and playing great defense….the boys are unselfish and that was very evident tonight.”
Players that scored a Goal: Mason Blackburn Grayson Rohrbacher Jordan Sczech Nash Young Players that helped with an Assist: James Alexander Matthew Bell Richard Rosas
Cassidy Felps ready for personal bests at District.
Canyon Lake’s Swimming Team had their best showing since their inception as they will be sending 12 athletes to the Region Meet next week in Rosenberg on Thursday.
“Saying that we had an Extremely Successful District Meet on Friday would be a huge understatement,” Head Swimming Coach Kim Moses divided the Red Sea. “We are so proud of every swim team member and look forward to our next steps.”
The Boy’s team had a 4th place finish while the ladies finished in the 9th spot as the team standing was an impressive 6th place at the meet.
A Swimming team will have to compete with larger schools on many occasions since not every school will have a swim team.
Hawk Boy’s JV got their 11th straight win after catching the *rabbit and game, 44-36 over Boerne JV.
CLJV is now 4-0 in District 28-4A play and will start the 2nd round next week when they travel to Hondo.
Mike Miller Time on the Court in Win over Boerne
The Hawks beat the Greyhounds to the rabbit as Canyon Lake had to work out of a 22-17 deficit in starting the 2nd half.
This game was won in the 3rd quarter when the Hawks raced out with a, 19-5 advantage. Offense and Defense was on a grand scale as everything in this 3rd quarter went like clock work.
Starters and the bench were on the same page as foul trouble did not deter the resolve this Hawk team that has one goal and that is finishing this year with a 15 game winning streak.
During that second half blitz, Zach Taliaferro had a nifty no-look perfect pass to Anthony Zavala for a high octane points that put the crowd in hyper speed.
Heath McDonough driving to basket in win over Boerne (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake finds ‘It’ in win over Boerne, 63-56 at the Hawk Nest, as this game finished the first round of District 28-4A contests. CL stands all alone in 2nd place and now will work on bigger goals as this season continues.
“That was awesome,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman started. “I am proud of the guys…our team executed and competed for the majority of the game and that was the most emotion this year.”
Coach Chapman studied hard for this game and the fruits of that labor tasted good.
“Boerne was constantly playing catch-up and we really prepared for it as the kids were locked in,” Chapman said excitedly. “They executed the scouting report….especially on defense.”
Ian Hasness after finishing 2nd Place at Judson HS
Canyon Lake’s Tennis Team went to the Judson ISD Tournament last weekend and competed with the big schools as the Spring Season continues sprout as the weather gets warmer and days start to elongate.
“We started the tournament with a 2 and half delay due to the fog and dew on the courts,” Head Tennis Coach Kirstin McStravick said. “I am proud to announce our very own Ian Hasness got 2nd place at the tournament.”
Hasness won the first game, 6-3 and then his opponent had the same score against Ian in the second game which had both combatants having a tiebreaker that Hasness took by a convincing, 10-2 score.
Hawks get ready to take Bears to Zoo (photo by Lynne Carpenter)
The Boy’s Soccer team put a whippen on La Vernia, 7-3 as the Hawks got offensive in this blow out.
Those 7 goals has this year’s team with 31 for the year and now needs just 4 more to pass last year’s total and have the most in their history.
There was a two year drought during the ’13-’14 seasons when those two campaigns could only muster 10 total goals combined.
Grayson Rohrbacher scored 4 goals and James Alexander, Matthew Bell, and Jordan Sczech rounded out the scoring.
The Hawk Girl’s Soccer continues to have a strong season as they turned the tables on La Vernia with a, 1-0 victory on Tuesday night, reversing that same score LV scored against Canyon Lake earlier this season.
“For our team to get a win against a team we previously lost to, pretty much evens the score,” Head Coach Ryan Tierney commented. “In my eyes the scores are just settled, what I took away from this game was how we won.”
CL’s defense has been guarding the net like Trump wants to guard the border as no Hawk opponent has scored more than one goal in any game up to this point of the schedule.
James Alexander is ready to take his fight to a Bulldog. (photo by Lynne Carpenter)
The Canyon Lake Classic Boy’s Soccer Tournament ended with the Hawks taking a nail-biter loss, 2-1 on Saturday at the Hawk Nest.
Grayson Rohrbacher after three wins in CL Tourney
“There was a lot of good stuff that came out of this tournament,” Head Coach Warren Graham started. “We got a lot of experience as a result of this game. This will prepare us for district and we are looking forward to it.”
Bandera only took one minute to take their first lead of this game as CL looked dazed in starting this Championship match.
The Bulldogs are also in the same District as the Hawks and have just one loss this season finishing as top bullDog in the tournament with a 7-1 record.
CL did well after winning their first 3 games as Brayden Damico did not allow a goal those first 3 contests.
Go Hawks and Fly High!!
The Lady Hawks will have a tough climb to reach the playoff podium after a hard fought loss to Bandera last Friday night, 50-39.
The ReSporter has commented on how tough District 28-4A is and Bandera took care of a Hondo Owl team in their first district game that made a statement that the Bulldogs would not be an easy foe on your schedule either.
