Canyon Lake Girl’s Track team finished 6th at the 4A-Region IV Meet in Kingsville two weeks ago after scoring 36 points in 5 events.
Canyon Lake Girl’s Track team finished 6th at the 4A-Region IV Meet in Kingsville two weeks ago after scoring 36 points in 5 events.
Cadence Patterson made Canyon Lake history when she won first place in the 3200 meters at regionals with a personal best time of 10:45.53. Not only did she win, she garnered the all-time best record for Region IV.
As the Spring Sports start to get to their final stage both Softball and Baseball can still pull a playoff spot with wins and some luck.
VARSITY GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY Wimberley 184 Wimberley 242 CL Hawks 167 CL Hawks 94 Pieper 150 Smithville 68 Smithville 51 Navarro 66 Cedar Creek 34 Cedar Creek 16 Navarro 24 INDIVIDUALS TIMES @ TEXANS RELAYS Junior Varsity Varsity Jazlyn Kearney 18 Savanna Olberholtzer 28 Zoe O’Neal 17 Cadence Patterson 25 Haley Petty 17 Ayren Lightfoot 25 Caiden Ocanas 10 Hannah Hammer 21 Katelyn Lowth 9 Aubrey Avey 18 Jaelynn Davidson 6 Isabella Fory 13 Trinity Turner 5 Shana Cutrer 12 Abigail Stevens 4 Eva Zabarcencu 10 Deliah King 3 Abigail Lowth 7 Delaney Meier 3 Mya Vorhis 3 Reagan Reinarz 2 Gianna Cortez 3
Canyon Lake had a tune-up Track Meet in Wimberley this past Thursday and finished in second place after posting 167 points.
The Lake scored 35 points in the Sprints, 20 for the hurdles, 38 on the distance events and finished with 44 points scored in the relays.
Counting the Girls JV those distance events totaled 58 points showing the strength for those students taking parti in those longer runs.
Counting both Varsity & Junior Varsity, The Lake had 23 different ladies scoring points that had Sophomore Savanna Olberholtzer (28 pts/5 events) leading the Varsity and Jazlyn Kearney (18 points/3 events) just topping Haley Petty (17 points/3 events) and Zoe O’Neal (17 points/3 events.
O’Neal was the only JV Athlete to finish 1st when she ran a 2:44.42 her 800 meter run.
Caiden Ocanas (10 points) was the other JV Athlete who finished with double figures.
The Lake’s Varsity totaled a first place in 8 events and two athletes (Cadence Patterson and Ayren Lightfoot) were standing on that first place podium in 3 events a piece.
Future University of Houston athlete, Patterson is taking those long distance runs to task as she is now leading the CL All-Time charts in the following.
TOP FIVE 800 Meter Run 1600 Meter Run 3200 Meter Run *Cadence Patterson 2:18.75 *Cadence Patterson 5:02.64 *Cadence Patterson 10:52.11 *Hannah Hammer 2:21.03 *Eva Zabarcenco 5:46.30 *Eva Zabarcenco 12:13.50 *Aubrey Avey 2:26.65 Kaitlyn Yuill 5:51.57 Mariah Ellis 12:45.43 Hannah Graves 2:27.78 Hannah Graves 5:59.10 Kaitlyn Yuill 12:47.05 Mariah Ellis 2:27.91 Olivia Flores 6:05.22 *Avery Hime 13:39.97 *Indicates Present Runners
CLake’s mile relay was just off, .59 of a second from taking over last year’s foursome that qualified for State last season. Three in last year’s group returned and Patterson replaced Alencia Lentz who finished 1st Place in this year’s Big 12 Indoor Track Meet for the Baylor Bears in her pole vault specialty.
Avey (300 Meter Hurdles) and Lightfoot (200 & 400 Meter Dash) have now lowered CL’s All-Time marks in those categories.
So many Lady Hawks that continue to have personal bests (pr’s) with each week blazing a new trail on CL’s All-Time lists.
The key will see if these results continue to improve thus showing there are still more records as a possibility as District-Area-Region Meets results in having more entries at this year’s State Meet in Austin.
300 Meter Hurdles 200 Meter Dash 400 Meter Dash *Aubrey Avey 45.98 *Ayren Lightfoot 25.58 *Ayren Lightfoot 57.74 Claire Schroeder 46.68 Madison Churbe 26.18 Skylar Hurst 58.28 Jessica Cunningham 46.90 Skylar Hurst 26.41 Audrey Schultz 61.30 Bailey Drum 47.98 Audrey Schultz 26.50 *Hannah Hammer 61.65 Lainée Moses 48.09 Alysha Perez 26.87 Hannah Graves 61.86 *Indicates Present Runners
Canyon Lake will send several athletes to this week’s Texas Relays in Austin and will be in Comfort this Wednesday for a practice meet.
Distriict 27-4A Meet will be held at Wimberley on April 3-4 to give the local Hawk Nation two close venues to catch some great athletes.
Let’s Go FAST Hawks!!
Canyon Lake’s Track Teams hosted the Hawk Relays this past Thursday and the Ladies finished 3rd overall against another week of strong programs.
This year’s Lady Track & Field has a chance to make an attack on those All-Time Records this season after a strong showing against 5A-6A schools at the Comal ISD Relays earlier this week.
The Hawk Lady Track team sent two athletes to the State Meet and recorded 12 points which is the most points scored by either (Boys or Girls) up to this point of The Lake’s history.
The ReSporter: Give me your thoughts on your Senior Ladies that participated this year.
Coach Theurer: “All the seniors (McKenzie Ortez, Claire Schroeder, Alencia Lentz, Taylor Givens, Kyley Givens and Maddie Oberholtzer) contributed in huge ways this season. McKenzie with her fantastic starts out of the blocks in our 4x100m and 4x200m relays or running whatever the team needed her to run. Maddie running in 4x100m and 4x400m relays in multiple positions and also in long jump. Claire in the 300 H and her stepping up in the 4x100m relay team that set the new school record and running in the 4×400 relay during Texas Relays. Alencia is an amazing athlete running in all three relays which set all new school records and then making it to state in PV to hopefully claim the title again. The Givens twins have ran JV all four years at CL, but have contributed to the 4x100m and 4x200m relays all four years. The seniors really do a great job leading and bringing the girls together. Setting the example as far as expectations and representing the CL community.” (more…)
Canyon Lake’s Ladies Track & Field will need a large people mover for their transportation to the Region Meet while this year’s Boys Track team will be using a unicycle.