THIS WEEK      @    THE LAKE             September 17th-19th

Tue Sep 23    Billies Fr JV  @    The Lake JV Fresh    500p Volleyball
              Billies        @    The Lake             600p Volleyball

Wed Sep 24    Long Creek     @    The Lake             400p Tennis

Thu Sep 25    JFK Fresh      @    The Lake Fresh       500p Football
              JFK JV         @    The Lake JV          630p Football

Fri Sep 26    Long Creek Sub @    The Lake JV Fr       500p Volleyball 
              Long Creek     @    The Lake             600p Volleyball
              The Lake       @    JFK                  700p Football
              Edgewood Veterans Stadium 1650 W Thompson Place 78226

Sat Sep 27    The Lake       @    Seguin               700a Cross Country

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         Way to Make us Proud Hawks!

Fall sports will now be entering the district part of their schedules. Tennis has been there for a while and Volleyball will begin at the Hawk Nest this Tuesday against Fredericksburg.

The Standings below give a good snap shot of how teams have formed their resume in preparing for this time of year.

The Lake’s Volleyball has the third best record but as previous years’s have taught this is not a time to hang your chances based on the past. It will be formed by the future knowing that two schools have impressive records against some good competition. (Davenport & Wimberley)

Canyon Lake will be in a battle for two spots knowing that those two schools above taking two post-season spots.

That’s what makes CL’s district schedule with their first three battles being against schools that share those same goals. A Hawk sweep these next 3 games is an essential, need to win, goals with two of those dates on home court.

                          GO HAWKS!

Head Coach Daniella Villarreal parted these words as Volleyball starts up, “We’ve been preparing hard for district, and I thought playing La Vernia right before was a great challenge for us. They’re a very well rounded team that runs a fast offense, and I felt like we battled well. For us, it’s about continuing to sharpen our execution and building momentum to pull out those wins against strong teams like La Vernia.

This group has been working extremely hard and is fully bought into the process of achieving success together. Compared to the past, when we sometimes lacked experience and confidence, this year’s team has both. They’ve competed against all kinds of opponents and know what it takes, so it really comes down to how well we execute together. We’ve also learned how to respond to challenges by running toward them instead of away. The girls have found the courage to be gritty and learned how to overcome obstacles together.

One of our biggest strengths this season is our depth and chemistry. Every player is ready to contribute, no matter their role that night. Each athlete brings value whether it’s on the court or from the bench, and that makes us stronger as a team. These girls care deeply about one another and are always finding ways to help, uplift, and encourage their teammates to succeed.

I’m excited to watch them compete and see their hard work pay off. The competition in our district is tough, but that makes it fun. Every team is playing high level volleyball, and we’ve been working hard to meet that standard and win the big battles. I truly believe in all of these girls as they’re a bright light in my life. They love to learn, they want to improve, and they have fun doing it together. I feel blessed to coach them every day, and I pray they’ll see all of their hard work come to fruition!”

Football finished their non-district schedule on a high note after flying away with an impressive win over Veterans Memorial.

Kudos to both Offensive & Defensive Lines with a strong showing in keeping the Hawk’s QB Jace Wheeler protected and defensively keeping a potent rushing attack by the Patriots and reducing those explosive plays.

District 14-4A                 District 29 4A
Davenport       4  0  1.000    Wimberley       31   5   .861
Canyon Lake     3  1   .750    Davenport       16   6   .812
Somerset        3  1   .750    Canyon Lake     16  11   .593
Uvalde          2  2   .500    Fredericksburg  13  14   .481
Pleasanton      2  2   .500    Bandera         13  20   .394
JFKennedy       2  2   .500    Long Creek       7  16   .304
Fredericksburg  1  3   .250

Games This Week:               Games This Week:
Hawks     @  JFK               Tue  Billies     @   Lake
Uvalde    @  Fredericksburg         Long Creek  @   Texans
Davenport @  Pleasanton             Wolves      @   Bandera
Somerset Bye
                               Fri  Long Creek  @   Lake
                                    Texans      @   Wolves
                                    Bandera     @   Billies

Let’s GO LAKE & BEAT’EM ALL !

                                         Lining Up, The Lake’s Freshman getting first win in High School.   (photo Stephanie Huth)

             THIS WEEK      @   THE LAKE September 9th-13th

Tue Sep  9   The Lake       @   Blanco SubVarsity   500p Volleyball
             The Lake       @   Blanco Varsity      600p Volleyball

Wed Sep 10   The Lake       @   Wimberley           400p Tennis

Thu Sep 11   The Lake       @   Marble Falls        TBA  Volleyball
                                Sub-Varsity Tourney
             The Lake Fr    @   Navarro Fresh       500p Football
             The Lake JV    @   Navarro JV          630p Football
                                6350 SH 123 North
                                Seguin, Tx 78155

Fri Sep 12   Randolph       @   The Lake            500p Volleyball
             Randolph JV/Fr @   The Lake Gold/Green 600p Volleyball
             Navarro        @   The Lake            700p Football
                                Little League Night

Sat Sep 13   The Lake       @   Marble Falls        TBA  Volleyball
                                Sub-Varsityy Tourney

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Canyon Lake was successful on the won/loss ledger last week with Hawk’s Volleyball sweeping their two combatants. Sweep was achieved with their Gold & Green teams too!

The Lake will be at Blanco Tuesday & Randolph this Friday with a district slate two weeks this Tuesday with the Billies coming to the Hawk Nest.

Below are the Top 3 and district standings with a quick glance you can see who the have and have nots might be coming when that month of battles take place.

                     District 26-4A
                     Wimberley       27   5  .844
                     Davenport       23   5  .821
                     Canyon Lake     14  10  .565
                     Bandera         13  16  .448
                     Fredericksburg  10  13  .435
                     Long Creek       6  16  .273

                     Season Top 3 
Aces                 Kills                 Blocks
Kylie Rodriguez 36   Preslie Owens   132   Kylee Goff       20
Sabrina Steele  29   Kylie Rodriguez 107   Kinsley VanMeter 15
Izzy Fory       29   Chloe Gray      100   Gabby Fory       10

Assists              Digs
Chloe Gray     451   Kylie Rodriguez 165
Sabrina Steele  45   Sabrina Steele  158
Izzy Fory       28   Chloe Gray      134

Football had a rebound week sweeping Crockett Cougars. Freshman beat Crockett’s Junior Varsity while Lake’s JV had the week off due to Cougars not having enough players to field another team.

CL’s offense had a coming out party passing for 273 yards with 4 touchdowns through the air. Hawk’s defense gave up one TD but no rest of this sport with a tough Navarro team coming to the Hawk Nest.

These Panthers come into this battle with the same record as The Lake and one encouraging stat coming from this last week was seeing the Hawk passing game starting to gel against a team that gave up a ton of passing yards in their loss.

Navarro is switching from the slot-t this year which, with most slot-t teams, who have problems in pass defense due to not practicing against a passing team week in and week out.

A chance to see more improvement as Canyon Lake will work on closing their 2-4 all-time record against Navarro.

Let’s Go Hawks and Win the Week!

                               Joseph Matos Padilla bears down on Texan QB.
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

             THIS WEEK  @  THE LAKE August 26-30th

Tue Sep 2 Akins Sub Var @  Lake Fr & JV  500p Volleyball
          Akins         @  Lake Varsity  600p Volleyball

Wed Sep 3 Ingram        @  Lake          400p Tennis

Thu Sep 4 Lake Freshman @  Aus Crockett  600p Football
                           Burger Annex (3200 Jones Rd 78745)

Fri Sep 5 Lake          @  Canyon Cougar 700a Cross Country
          Lake Varsity  @  SA Cole       500p Volleyball
          Lake Sub Var  @  SA Cole       600p Volleyball

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                    Let’s GO LAKE!

Another week another week of sports out the wazoo. There was several set-backs last week and The Lake will look to turn those losses to wins this week.

First off Hawk Volleyball has now finished their tournament season and will now concentrate on a Tuesday-Friday schedule for the next 3 weeks before opening up district play against Fredericksburg on September 23rd.

This week a home game with Akins and then on the road to San Antonio to battle Cole.

The Record below shows where district schools have performed. A quick look shows two schools with solid records and Fredericksburg started making their move last week and will certainly be in the mix as a team The Lake will be fighting for a chance to be seeded for a playoff spot.

District 26-4A
Davenport       22    2   .917
Wimberley       24    5   .828
Canyon Lake     12   10   .545
Fredericksburg   9   11   .450
Bandera         12   15   .444
Long Creek       6   14   .300

                          GO HAWKS! 

Cross Country will have a short drive to New Braunfels as this week will have some big school competition.

Hawks Tennis started district with a loss to Davenport and will concentrate on getting back on the winning side of things when they welcome Ingram to the Hawk Nest this Tuesday with first serve at 4pm.

Football was swept against Wimberley but the good news is that none of those losses were results that The Lake has seen in recent years.

This week the Hawk Junior Varsity will have an off week and Freshman will have a 6pm kick-off in Austin @ the Burger Annex and you can see the location above.
This contest will usually have Austin Crockett with a combination of Freshman and Sophomores as this school does not sport a Junior Varsity.

Varsity Hawks will be pitted against the Cougars on Senior Night at the Hawk Nest. A tough loss and a chance for a rebound game this week as the season continues to mature.

Come out and Support the Hawks & GO LAKE!

             THIS WEEK      @   THE LAKE          August 26-30th

Tue Aug 26   Somerset Fr    @   The Lake Green    500p Volleyball
             Somerset JV    @   The Lake Gold     500p Volleyball
             Somerset       @   The Lake          600p Volleyball
 
Thu Aug 28   The Lake       vs  TMI-Episcopal    1000a Volleyball
             The Lake       vs  SSAHS            1200p Volleyball
             The Lake       vs  BCHS              200p Volleyball
                                Seguin Tourney     
             The Lake       @   Davenport         400p Tennis
             The Lake Fresh @   Wimberley Fr      600p Football
             The Lake JV    @   Wimberley JV      700p Football

Fri Aug 29   The Lake       vs  Seguin Tourney     tba Volleyball
             Wimberley      @   The Lake          700p Football

Sat Aug 30   The Lake       @   Long Creek        700a Cross Country
             The Lake       @   Seguin Tourney     tba Volleyball
        

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                         Let’s GO LAKE!

Canyon Lake finished off their Scrimmage Season last Thursday in San Antonio against a talented Central Catholic squad.

Now, The Lake, will go into preparation mode with a perennial power Wimberley Texas team comes to the Hawk Nest in the Battle of the Back Bone. Which has not been a game that has had much Hawk success during these past few seasons.

A second year with a new offense should prove to be fruitful along with a salty defense which returns most all of their starters from last year.

Kick-off will be at 7:00pm which will have both stands packed so be early to enjoy the pre-game festivities as CLHS starts their 18th year of football.

Volleyball continues to show improvement after another successful tourney at Pieper where The Lake finished with a 3-3 record against some tough teams.

                           Let’s Go Lake!

Head Coach Daniella Villarreal had this to say bout last week’s contests, “We finished the tournament 3-3, competing against tough opponents in every match. I was really proud of how the girls stepped up and competed at a high level. The caliber of play at this tournament was exactly what we needed to help prepare us for district.

One of the highlights was our match against Harlan, who went on to win the tournament. We lost 21-25 and 20-25, but the girls truly battled and made Harlan earn every point.

          Make a Deposit & Go Hawks!!

We also played Laredo United South twice, and the second matchup was one of our best games of the weekend. The game before that we played Glenn, and we struggled with our energy to translate to gaining momentum to score. After that lose, we discussed controlling the things we could control, and we came out focused, stronger, and played much better the next time against United South to beat them in 2 sets vs in 3 sets like the first time.

Individually, outside hitter Preslie Owens really stood out offensively, consistently putting balls away to end rallies quickly. Another positive was our depth on the bench. I can turn to the bench and count on subs who are ready to step in, make an impact, and provide a spark when we need it.

We’re looking forward to our match tomorrow against Somerset and then competing in the Seguin Tournament this weekend! It’s really fun to watch the girls compete at such a high level.”

Come see the another home game against Somerset this Tuesday with first serve at 500p for sub-varsity with the Varsity following that battle.

CL Tennis received their first loss last week against Devine and will back in action this Thursday at Davenport at they start their Fall District 26-4A schedule.

Volleyball Standings:
Davenport        16   1   .941
Wimberley        14   5   .737
Canyon Lake       8   5   .615
Bandera           9   9   .500
Long Creek        6   9   .400
Fredericksburg    2   7   .222

Top 3 Stat Leaders
ACES                 KILLS               BLOCKS
Kylie Rodriguez  26  Gabby Fory      71  Kylee Goff       11
Izzy Fory        17  Kylie Rodriguez 60  Gabby Fory        8
Sabrina Steele   15  Chloe Gray      53  Kinsley Van Meter 7

DIGS                 ASSISTS
Kylie Rodriguez  72  Chloe Gray     242
Sabrina Steele   72  Sabrina Steele  20
Izzy Fory        57  Izzy Fory       14

Let’s GO LAKE!!

      Kylee Goff goes for the Kill with Chloe Gray & Mackenzie Dorn wait for a celebration. GO LAKE!

             THIS WEEK       @   THE LAKE            August 19-23rd

Tue  Aug 19  Gonzales Fr     @   The Lake Green      500p Volleyball
             Gonzales JV     @   The Lake Gold       500p Volleyball
             Gonzales        @   The Lake            600p Volleyball

Wed  Aug 20  Devine          @   The Lake            400p Tennis

Thur Aug 21  The Lake        @   San Antonio         700a Cross Country
                                 Friday Night Lights
             The Lake Fr/JV  @   SA Catholic         500p Football 
             The Lake        @   SA Catholic         700p Football
  
Fri  Aug 22  The Lake        @   Pieper Tourney      tba  Volleyball

Sat  Aug 23  The Lake        @   Pieper Tourney      tba  Volleyball

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Hawk Sports are back in full swing after having CL’s Volleyball finish with a 4-2 record and winning the Bronze Bracket Crown at Corpus Christy Tournament.

Head Coach Daniella Villarreal surmised, “We are proud to share that Canyon Lake came away as Bronze Bracket Champions, and Chloe Gray was recognized with All-Tournament honors.

Chloe and Kylie Rodriguez did an outstanding job running the court for us. They are our steady presence, never leaving the floor and serving as strong leaders their teammates can always count on.

On Day 1, we had a tough pool draw against CC Veterans Memorial and LEE. Veterans Memorial went on to win the entire tournament, and LEE finished third in the Silver Bracket. We battled with both teams, but higher errors on our side prevented us from finishing out those matches.

                      Let’s GO LAKE!

Day 2 was a much better day as the team came out strong and controlled most of the matches. Our offense clicked more consistently, and we served aggressively to keep opponents from running their systems effectively. It was a long day with three matches, capped off with a best-of-five final, but the girl’s showed resilience and toughness to finish as Bronze Bracket champions.

I’m especially proud of how they bounced back after a challenging first day. We talk often about how struggles, setbacks, and tough moments make us stronger. This weekend was a great example of learning, growing, and becoming better together!”

Volleyball will welcome Gonzales to The Lake this Tuesday before debarking on their 2nd Tourney at Pieper High School starting on Thursday.

                   Let’s Go Lake!

The Hawk Cross Country also debuted at the Hill Country Rust Buster (don’t ask The ReSporter what that means).

Cross Country will in San Antonio this Thursday in a Friday Night Lights (on Thursday) and it is also starts at 7am….Looking at those titles you will have for these first two meets could strike a smile white these Hawk Athletes grimace in their open terrain jaunts.

Lake Tennis has started this season with two wins and will be in action this Wednesday when Devine will come to town with the first serve at 4pm. Bring some shade and water for this event and way to GO Lake!

Football finished their first scrimmage against Burnet last Friday and will continue their pre-season battles on the road in San Antonio when the Hawks battle the Buttons. The Central Catholic scrimmage will begin at 530pm for the sub-varsity teams and then Varsity will have a 700pm final round before starting their season against Wimberley at the Hawk Nest on the 29th of this month.

Good Start Lake and Let’s Make More WAVES!!

James Cornell after winning Region IV Tennis Singles decided to go eat after tasting victory over his Wimberley opponent. Way to GO JAMES & GO LAKE!

Canyon Lake ‘Hawk’ Proud!!

James Cornell says not too fast Hawk Nation…there is still some more business to take care of.

Cornell won Region IV Tennis Singles in San Antonio last week and will step back on the courts this coming Thursday with a chance to continue this banner campaign.

This has been a good end of season run for Cornell after winning District beating a No. 1 Seeded Wimberley’s Tyler Youens, 6-3, 6-3.

At the San Antonio’s Blossom Tennis Center~ Cornell on his first day of competition won the first round, 6-0 ~ 6-0 and the second round, 6-0 ~ 7-6 which qualified for another day on Thursday against the No. 1 Seed for Region IV out of Tulosa Midway in the Corpus Christi area.

                     GO HAWKS!!

It was more of the same with an 8am start that had Cornell in command again finishing with this conquest, 6-2 ~ 6-3 in the Semi-Finals.

Now the scene would be a repeat of District and Wimberley’s Youens. “He had beat me 3 times before I played him in the district finals,” James Cornell said.

Cornell commented on his game against the No. 1 Seed, “He did not have a big serve so I knew I would be able to place to ball deep…. I had him working a lot and used my peripheral and his feet to know where I could place the ball.”

    Way to GO JAMES & GO LAKE!

Coach Coby Mickey, “James is very good at going side to side with his volley and that certainly helped during this game.”

“I needed to take this first game so bad and I was stoked after the win knowing that I would get to go to State,” Cornell recalled.

Since three players qualify by winning this game qualified Cornell for more tennis next week.

Pitted against Youren for a player who had won those first 3 contests, it would be pivotal and a, 7-5 ~ 6-4 conquest would prove that first district win was not a fluke.

There was still some rough times as Cornell was down in that first set, 4-5 but rebounded for this win, “I was just playing very lazy and Coach (Mickey) told me I was playing pretty lazy, so I was thinking right then and there was not the time for rest and that I would have the whole weekend to rest so I started to play more aggressive and ‘serve and volley’ a lot more….that means to go where you serve the ball and put away a point).”

Put away a point was the point for this comeback and then riding that momentum for his second set victory.

                Go James & GO Lake!

Now Cornell will draw a bye during the first round which should have an advantage giving a chance to see two players and knowing one would be next up.

With Texas being so large it is next to impossible to have an idea of tendencies of players 200-500 miles away and being a top seed having a chance to strategize before their first battle.

What are your thoughts? “Win that first match,” Cornell said excitedly.

Next Thursday @ Annemarie Tennis Center in San Antonio!

The last Hawk Athlete this year has already gone where no other Lake Athlete has gone….Now Go James & GO LAKE!

       Chloe Gray, Kylie Rodriguez, Tira Cummings, & Remi Guzman bout to celebrate another: POINT HAWKS!

                   THIS WEEK  @  THE LAKE

Tue Sep 17  Smithson Valley   @  The Lake Girls   515p  Water Polo
            Smithson Valley   @  The Lake Boys    615p  Water Polo

Wed Sep 18  The Lake          @  Fredericksburg   400p  Tennis

Thu Sep 19  The Lake JV       @  Smithson Valley  400p  Tennis 
            The Lake Freshman @  Veterans         500p  Football
            The Lake JV       @  Veterans         615p  Football

Fri Sep 20  The Lake          @  Hoka/McNeal      800a  X Country
            Lake SubVarsity   @  La Vernia        500p  Volleyball
            The Lake          @  La Vernia        600p  Volleyball
            Veterans Memorial @  The Lake         730p  Football

Sat Sep 21  The Lake          @  Hoka/McNeal      730a  X Country
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RECAP FROM LAST WEEK

                    Go Hawks!

Football and Water Polo held serve last week while Volleyball broke even and Tennis continues their tough district bouts.

The Boys Water Polo (District 2-0) won their first outing (ever) against Canyon High School scoring a one goal win, 13-12. On Tuesday CL Polo will do battle against Smithson Valley (Start 5:15 Girls/6:15 Boys)  and will have Davenport to finish the pool play round later this month.

In Water Polo the schools play each team once and then will be go into pool (pardon the pun) play….1st seed playing 4th and 2nd seed playing 3rd seed.

With a win against Smithson Valley the Hawks will be guaranteed being placed 1st or 2nd. This district has all the schools in Comal County.

The Lake is the smallest school in the State of Texas which can pose a larger hurdle to clear just based on number of students to recruit for a decent roster. (hint-hint…this sport is up there with Golf for a sport to play in high school)

                         Go Hawks!

The Lady Hawk’s Water Polo team has improved by leaps and bounds this season but still might be a year away.

Volleyball had a tough loss to Blanco last Tuesday but rebounded on Friday when they beat Randolph (22-6) to get back on track. Randolph will be playing Navarro this week and that should give CL a good indication on how well they stack up to a district opponent.

“Our win vs Randolph felt good as we played a lot better than we did vs Blanco,” Head Coach Daniella Villarreal said. “Randolph is a solid team and I thought the girls did a great job executing the game plan against them.”

On how the turnaround from the Blanco happened, “After the Blanco game we talked about the importance of consistent energy, momentum, and teamwork to make the magic happen, as we felt we had lacked that on Tuesday. On Friday we did a much better job bringing the energy and teamwork that we were able to get int a rhythm and the points ending in our favor. That 3rd set (a 10-25 set back) nothing was going our way as Randolph got on a roll offensively and we struggled to put the ball away. Although the 3rd set was not even close, I was proud of the way the girls were pulling together trying to slow the game down in the huddles between points to communicate and come together.”

On who Coach Villarreal thought had their ‘A’ Game, “Super proud of Gabby Fory and Mackenzie Dorn for stepping up as they both had 13 kills. Gabby being our middle, had 33 hitting attempts with a .303 hitting percentage. So that tells me that our passing and defense did an excellent job controlling that first contact to keep our offense in system to run a quick offense in the middle.”

There will be two more non-district (La Vernia away this Friday & Luling home that next Tuesday) contests before The Lake meets Fredericksburg on Friday 27th of this month.

Cross Country did not have an official meet last week but will be back in action this Friday and Saturday in Round Rock with the Friday runs having the Hawks qualifying for being able to compete on Saturday.

Canyon Lake ‘Hawk’ Proud!!

The Lake Football team had an impressive night in Navarro after finishing with more rushing yardage than a slot-t offense.

A home game this Friday against a 5A Veterans Memorial (1-2) team as CLHS will be working on staging another win for an early 3 game winning steak.

Way to GO HAWKS Athletics!

Hawks finish in 3rd Place in the Silver Bracket in Spike Fest Tourney in Corpus. Go Hawks!!

                   THIS WEEK       @   THE LAKE

Tue Sep 10    Blanco Sub Varsity   @   CL Sub Varsity     500p Volleyball
              CL Hawks Ladies      @   Canyon             515p Water Polo
              Blanco Varsity       @   CL Hawks           600p Volleyball
              CL Hawks Men         @   Canyon             615p Water Polo

Wed Sep 11    CL Hawks             @   Wimberley          400p Tennis

Thu Sep 12    Navarro Fresh        @   CL Hawks Fresh     500p Football
              Navarro JV           @   CL Hawks JV        630p Football

Fri Sep 13    CL Hawks Sub Varsity @   Randolph           500p Volleyball
              CL Hawks             @   Randolph           600p Volleyball
              CL Hawks             @   Navarro            730p Football

Sat Sep 14    CL Hawks Sub Varsity @   Navarro Tourney      ?? Volleyball

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Tristan Schenk with his 1st Place finish in last week’s Comfort XC Meet.

            THIS WEEK       @    THE LAKE

Tue Sep 3   Lake Freshman   @    Akins       500p  Volleyball
            Lake JV         @    Akins       600p  Volleyball
            Lake Varsity    @    Akins       700p  Volleyball

Wed Sep 4   Lake            @    Ingram      400p  Tennis

Thu Sep 5   Lake Girls      @    Pieper      515p  Water Polo
            Lake Boys       @    Pieper      615p  Water Polo
            Lake Freshman   @    Crockett    500p  Football
            Lake JV         @    Crockett    630p  Football

Fri Sep 6   Lake Girls     vs    McNeil      900a  Water Polo 
            Lake Boys      vs    McNeil     1000a  Water Polo
            Lake Girls     vs    Westwood    300p  Water Polo
            Lake Boys      vs    Westwood    400p  Water Polo
                     Water Polo Round Rock Tourney
            Cole Varsity    @    Lake        500p  Volleyball
            Cole SubVarsity @    Lake        600p  Volleyball
            Austin Crockett @    Lake        700p  Football

Sat Sep 7   Lake            @    Canyon HS     am  XCountry
            Lake Girls     vs    Cedar Ridge 1000a Water Polo
            Lake Boys      vs    Cedar Ridge 1100a Water Polo
            Lake Girls     vs    Johnson      500p Water Polo
            Lake Boys      vs    Johnson      600p Water Polo

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         Goalie Greyson Patton found the perfect sport for August. Way to Swim Hawks!!

                THIS WEEK   @  CANYON LAKE

Tue Aug 27  Davenport       @  CL Hawks   400pm Tennis
            CL Hawks SubVar @  Somerset   500pm Volleyball
            CL Hawks        @  Somerset   600pm Volleyball

Wed Aug 28  CL Hawks        @  Comfort    830a  XCountry

Thu Aug 29  CL Hawks        @  Seguin     TBA   Volleyball
            Wimberley Fresh @  CL Hawks   500p  Football
            Wimberley JV    @  CL Hawks   630p  Football

Fri Aug 30  CL Hawks        @  Seguin     TBA   Volleyball
            CL Hawks        @  Wimberley  730p  Football

Sat Aug 31  CL Hawks        @  Seguin     TBA   Volleyball

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                Stay in Shape Hawks!

It was a week that saw some growing pains (in the form of losses) and positive strides in all the games.

First off, The Hawks Volleyball, saw some decent competition after winning one game in the Peiper Tournament. The ladies came out of the tourney sporting a, 7-7 record and will have a road game on Tuesday in Somerset and then off to another large school tournament in Seguin.

Tournament Hawk Leaders:

KILLS                BLOCKS                ACES
Kylie Rodriguez  35  Makenna Lightcap  7   Chloe Gray       6
Brooklyn Andrews 22  Gabby Fory        5   Kylie Rodriguez  5
Gabby Fory       21  Brooklyn Andrews  4   Sabrina Steele   5

DIGS                 ASSISTS
Kira Cummings    82  Chloe Gray       95
Sabrina Steele   36  Kira Cummings    19
Chloe Gray       36  Kylie Rodriguez   3
                     Sabrina Steele    3

Water Polo saw some firsts for the Ladies as this is the first season with a full contingent of players. The CL Women did take a win for their 2nd of the season and continues to get offensive moments which was not happening last season.

                     Let’s GO HAWKS!!

“The girls have scored more goals in five games than they did in eight games last season plus 2 program wins,” Coach Page Small said excitedly. “We are scoring more goals per game but our inability to play counterattack defense appears to be our achilles heel.”

Coach Small then turned his attention to the boys, “We are struggling with consistency. Taking too many possessions off and swimming station to station instead of releasing for the ball helping and these are glaring issues we’re trying to clean up.”

After the tournament Coach Small summed it up, “Boys ore improving in a lot of areas, mostly they are now setting up for power plays and learning to play zone defenses.”

TEAM TOURNAMENT LEADERS:

GOALS                 STEALS                ASSISTS
Rianna Gonzales    9  Macey Gill        14  Macey Gill         8
Macey Gill         8  Rely Essary        5  Audie Meucci       4
Mariah Mendoza     1  Delaney Hersel     2  Mariah Mendoza     3
                      Rianna Gonzales    2

GOALS                 STEALS                ASSISTS
Levi Garner       14  Levi Garner        6  Milo Martin-Rider  4
Milo Martin-Rider  7  Dion Villavicencio 4  Nate Morris        3
Felix Ciotti       2  Chief Rendon       3  Levi Garner        3
                      Milo Martin-Rider  3

Tennis took last week off and will face Davenport at the Hawk Nest this Tuesday with a 4pm start time.

Football looked like a team that used some WD-40 and the results had some smooth improvements as the real deal begins this week with the Freshman’s kick-off will start the season at 5:00pm at home followed by the Junior Varsity.

Varsity will take the Devil’s Back-Bone with a 7:30pm kick-off.

A lot on the schedule and Let’s Go Hawks!!