Cale Claycomb was one of several Hawk Pitchers that helped with a team 3.75 era. [Photo Credit: Mark Robinson / MJR Photography / www.mjrphotog.com]
Was to Go Hawks!
These numbers would changed based on the number of games played each year, but as an overall picture this would give a good indication of how the future might result in having a better end results.
This season had several Freshman taking on a huge amount of innings and add some key Sophomores that stepped up will give you an idea of what another year of growth might play into some of those district games coming in the form of wins.
Canyon Lake has had just one year where they finished with an above average in district contests. That season was in 2010 which happened to be the first playoff season. That year the Hawk’s Baseball team was the first sport to win a Bi-District round. In fact, the team came within one run of going to the next round.
Freshman that are facing a Senior will in most cases always benefit that older player and with Canyon Lake using just one Senior (Tanner Sellers) that certainly played in those travails this past campaign. Now another year would have a chance of changing a team with a chance of better results.
Think, for a moment, of being a Freshman or Sophomore next year and how hard it might be to squeeze into this roster much less finding a starting spot. That will instill these players with a chance to increase their skill set during this off season in order to turn heads when school starts in August.
Way to Plug Leaks, Go Hawks!!
Mountain Valley has a solid group of 8th Graders in the pipeline and there will not be a lot of openings unless a player would give the Coaches no choice but to let them find a spot in the line-up based on how much they are playing.
This type of competition will have a trickle up effect since those older players will be working extra hard to keep a spot on Varsity as well…..as you can see, this is good news for CL’s baseball program.
On the Team Stats below, there are 4 years missing from 2012-2015 with the loss of those stats last year. But, those good early years are available on these lists.
Fielding is an important stat giving you a good idea of how well the defense played. Canyon Lake had their best defensive season, by a wide margin, and that is a good omen. These last two years both Hawk teams have hit the .900 plateau which helps in many ways for a baseball program in getting out of innings with minimal damage in runs scored and the pitch count for those pitchers.
Hope you enjoy these stats and The ReSporter has heard there are two teams forming for the Summer with the 14 and Under and 16 and Under teams.
Keith Doerfler and Rich Anderson are the two dads that are spearheading those two teams if interested.
Go Hawks!!
Batting Average On Base Average Slugging Percentage .283 2009 .394 2009 .397 2009 .269 2019 .386 2019 .350 2019 .252 2011 .385 2011 .320 2011 .238 2010 .367 2018 .316 2010 .215 2018 .352 2010 .267 2016 .211 2016 .327 2016 .257 2018 .163 2017 .283 2017 .188 2017 At Bats Runs Scored Hits 680 2010 122 2009 163 2019 605 2019 116 2010 151 2009 599 2018 114 2019 134 2010 534 2009 100 2018 129 2018 527 2017 99 2011 127 2011 503 2011 53 2016 105 2016 498 2016 50 2017 86 2017 Runs Batted In Extra Base Hits Base on Balls 92 2009 44 2009 104 2018 92 2019 33 2010 93 2011 79 2010 30 2019 90 2019 77 2018 30 2011 85 2009 77 2011 24 2018 83 2010 51 2016 24 2016 75 2016 31 2017 12 2017 64 2017 Strikeouts Fielding Runs Allowed 138 2009 .928 2019 123 2010 141 2011 .904 2018 133 2019 145 2010 .900 2011 142 2011 164 2016 .871 2016 170 2009 167 2019 .863 2010 186 2017 169 2017 .861 2017 188 2018 174 2018 .860 2009 210 2016 Hits Allowed Base on Balls Allowed Strikeouts 130 2010 66 2011 201 2019 167 2009 67 2019 133 2009 176 2011 76 2009 126 2010 186 2017 80 2010 123 2018 202 2019 89 2016 101 2017 204 2016 91 2017 98 2011 223 2018 104 2018 89 2016 Earned Run Average 3.75 2019 4.27 2010 5.38 2017 5.41 2018 5.69 2011 6.43 2016 6.47 2009
