The ReSporter has other jobs and would like to know if any readers would like an opportunity to go skiing this coming March during the Spring Break.
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This mountain is in Colorado and there are so many things to do besides skiing/boarding that the family could go and enjoy many aspects than just skiing a mountain.
CL Hawks JV Squad get ready for their next step. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake Volleyball had another banner year with accolades from their District 28-4A foes.
This season, Sam York was voted Defensive MVP for this year’s district contests.
Regan Mickey, Faith Hasness, and Anna Bettersworth were also awarded 1st Team All-District honors.
Another testament to how well this team raised the bar this season to go along with a Hawk Team that has ascended to one of the best.
Congrats and here are the 1st, 2nd, and Honorable Mentions Athletes for this years’ District Awards.
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Dylan Compton about to pounce on a fumble. (www.mjrphotog.com)
Football’s Defensive Top 3
Tackles Tackles for Loss Sack
Parker Reno 46 Parker Reno 7 Ricard Rosas 4
Grayson Lee 45 Grayson Lee 5 Dylan Compton 2
Austin Brooks 35 Richard Rosas 5 Kenneth Jowers 1
Grayson Lee 1
Jacob Ucinski 1
Joshua Almond 1
Fumbles Caused Fumble Recovered Interceptions
Richard Rosas 2 Austin Brooks 3 Caimen McDonough 2
Ross Snowden 2 CJ Parrish 1 Colton McDonald 1
Austin Brooks 2 Trenton Lorett 1 Jackson Neel 1
Dylan Compton 2 Kenneth Jowers 1 Austin Brooks 1
Dylan Compton 1 Heath McDonough 1
Pass Breakup Block Kick
Trenton Lorett 4 Caimen McDonough 1
Heath McDonough 3
Down to 4 District 14-4A Contests (photo by Karen Holmes)
The ReSporter will go over what is known about 14-4A schools as the district football schedule starts up this Friday.
What we know: Boerne is a good passing team but what might be overlooked is how well of a defensive squad they are and how that will win many games for these Greyhounds.
In Boerne’s last contest with Wimberley they had their worst showing on that side of the ball in giving up 385 yards. What is even more of an eye opener is how well the Texans rushed in this game totaling 255 yards on the ground.
In their two losses, the Greyhounds defense gave up 280 or more in yardage. The Hawks can vouch for how tough Wimberley was to handle on both sides of the ball and the Texans rush defense had the Hawks relying on special teams and a passing game for points.
In Boerne’s first game with Devine their defense gave up over 200 yards on the ground but could only muster 23 yards via the airways. That is how most games go for a slot-T team and this would be another capsule specimen to put under a microscope.
The ReSporter will be delving into a new venture as tomorrow CLB will be launched for the Hawk Nation.
Go CL Hawks
Canyon Lake Broadcasting will be a Live Stream that you will be able to access from the Home Page on The ReSporter and tomorrow that adventure will start with a live stream for Canyon Lake Junior Varsity game with Blanco.
The Varsity games will presently be for all the away games starting this Friday for the game in Blanco.
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By Cory Martelli
Zack Covington looks for more improvement as Hawks enter 3rd week
The 2016 CLHS Varsity football season got underway Friday night in the usual August format; HOT! Temperatures to start the game as the field had to be in triple digits and the Texas heat spread across the fruited plains ushered in a long sought after football season to begin anew.
The Smithville Tigers came calling on Friday afternoon into Canyon Lake in the sweltering heat to find about 250 fired up Hawk fans waiting to greet them.
The Hawks met the Tigers last year in the regular season in Smithville and earned a win. The key words there in that sentence was “last year.”
Go Warriors
Bracken Christian has been going strong for 10 years now as they finished out of the playoffs in just their first year of existence as they have been winning ever since.
Last year the Warriors had a younger team than their first campaign back in 2006 and if a losing record could have been made, that was the year.
That young group of players not only pulled off another winning season, but played well in the playoffs too.
Now, one year later, BCS will have a chance of making more noise as 18 players will be ready for getting the Warriors in the thick of their district and a longer run in those playoffs.
On Friday, Bracken had three other teams in attendance at their stadium as the first scrimmage was in full gear to start the 10th year of Bracken football.
By Cory Martelli
Go CL Hawks
The JV football team had its opening moments for the 2016 seeing eye to eye, meaning the scrimmage in which they started off with this season was played against each other, at least in the beginning.
Smithville fielded a smaller team this season and as it would happen the freshman got first shot at the Tigers on the other side of the field as Fridays scrimmage began in leaving the JV to bash one another up and down the field to start the season.
The Junior Varsity squad is full of Juniors and Sophomores this season, so much so, that there will be a JV Gold team and Green team with each team looking to compete for district title like last year’s JV team accomplished under Coach Bartels.
Brandon Robinson readies himself for another good Hawk Season
By Cory Martelli
The CL freshman football team took the field Friday afternoon against Smithville Tigers in their first ever look at high school football and picked up where they left off last year as a district champs at Mountain Valley Middle School.
The offense as well as the defense seemed to have their starters already figured out as a few players swapped in and out on the first teams during the scrimmage.
The Hawks first string offensive-line appeared to have a consistent work ethic in blocking a well sized Tiger front four as well as down field blocking assignments with their linebackers and secondary.
Mountain Valley Lady Hawks Softball next Stop for many being CLHS
What happened this past school year for Canyon Lake for the sporting year?
Right off the bat, you had the first District Championship when the Hawk Volleyball team took the title from Wimberley that had won a district crown since the start of this century.
That was a height never envisioned by anyone in the know as the Texan’s had been cemented into the first place podium so many years.
Then jump into the Boy’s Cross Country team that qualified for the second year in a row and with that race this past season, the times were getting much lower with many runners who will be back to go further this coming season.
You could see the evidence during the track season when Canyon Lake’s distance runners scored more points in the history of the program and will have all those student’s returning.
