GO LAKE!

              THIS WEEK    @   THE LAKE (Apr 8th-12th)

Tue Apr 15th  Hawk Green   @   Billies JV   430p  Baseball 
              Billies      @   CL Hawks     600p  Softball
              CL Hawks     @   Billies      700p  Baseball

Thu Apr 17th  Billies JV   @   Hawk Green   430p  Baseball
              Bandera      @   CL Hawks     600p  Softball
              Billies      @   CL Hawks     700p  Baseball

Fri Apr 18th  CL Hawks     @   Regional     900a  Track & Field
                               Kingsville

Sat Apr 19th  CL Hawks     @   Regional     900a  Track & Field
                               Kingsville

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Be Authentic with your Hawk Gear & LET’s GO LAKE!

Track & Field will take a strong group to Kingsville this weekend for a Regional Meet with those Field Events commencing Thursday followed with the finals for running on Saturday. The only running event that counts will be the 3200 meter run that has Tristan Schenk and Eva Zabarcencu competing for a chance to make Austin.

The skinny for this year’s Softball & Baseball as the regular season comes to a close.

Softball will have their final two games this week and then getting ready for their first post-season date since 2021 the next week.

                               GO LAKE!

Fredericksburg and Bandera are the softball teams this week for sweep but a better chance to break even with a win over Bandera. A win to end district would be a good way to enter the playoff season.

At this time, Canyon Lake will be pitted against Lago Vista for their Bi-District contest.

Baseball is a little more complicated because the hard-ball teams play one school each week on a home and away schedule.

Fredericksburg is two games ahead of The Lake with two wins over Bandera and being swept by Wimberley and Navarro thus far.

                                Go Lake!

Canyon Lake has been swept by Wimberley-Navarro-Davenport and after this week’s schedule with the Billies finish with Bandera.

The Hawks will need to have at least a split this week and a sweep of Bandera to end with a play-in contest with a tie. A Hawk sweep this week and next week would give CLake a playoff bid without any fuss.

The ReSporter did a deep dive into each school’s non-district schedule and which team had a tougher schedule.

         Teams Played  Schools beat  Team’s Dist   Above .500
         Winning %     Winning Rec     Record      Schools %
CL Hawks   .466             3        76-84  .475   69-34-3  .665 .
Billies    .403             4        55-69  .443   84-43-0  .661

Canyon Lake did play a much tougher schedule but with a 6 game losing streak, how this Hawk team will do can be based on what is between two ears.

MVMS Baseball & Softball starts April 24th 630pm! GO LAKE!

Certainly a decent chance but a better fielding team would be priority #1 as that stat leads to more runs and adds pitches to that pitcher on the mound.

The Lake has a .227 team batting average in district games while averaging 2 runs per outing while CL’s pitching is presently with a 4.31 earned run average (era).

All of those variables has led to a less than stellar start when you see those first three innings with the opposition scoring 23 runs while Canyon Lake has scored 9 to counter. Just 4 runs scored through the 4th-7th innings.

The Lake needs to revert to the beginning of the year that had a better vibe which translated to wins.

Canyon Lake’s Gold team finished their Season with the Best Record for this Classification…Way to Go Hawks!

Let’s Go Hawks!

The 7th Inning Huddle before The Lake put finishing touches on the Panthers, 10-5!    Go Lake!

  

   District 26-4A Standings

   School           W   L    Pct
  *Wimberley        6   1   .857
  *Fredericksburg   6   1   .857
  *Davenport        5   2   .714
  *CL Hawks         3   4   .429
   Navarro          1   6   .000
   Bandera          0   7   .000
  *Clinched a Playoff

   This Week’s Games:
   Friday  Davenport   @   CL Hawks
           Wimberley   @   Fredericksburg
           Navarro     @   Bandera

  Tuesday  CL Hawks   10   Navarro    5
           Wimberley  15   Bandera    0
           Freddie     9   Davenport  8

                       GO HAWKS!!

Canyon Lake clinched a playoff berth with their, 10-5 road win over Navarro last Tuesday.

The Lake used the binary scoring system (using #’s 2 & 1) during those first 4 innings starting with 2 runs then 1 run during those 4 frames. When that math was done, The Lake enjoyed a, 6-1 advantage.

Navarro did not give up holding CLake without a run in the 5th inning and scored their second run drawing within 4 runs with two innings remaining.

The Hawks put across another run but these Panthers responded with a 3-run homer and now going to the final inning needing 2 runs for a tie.

That was when the insurance salesman got involved for Canyon Lake by scoring 3 runs for a needed term policy with a 5 run lead.

                     Let’s Go Lake!

It was a three up and three down for these Panthers to end the game.

Canyon Lake started with Rianna Gonzales getting her 5th win in the circle this season. Aubrey Long finished the game that finished with both Ladies giving up just one earned run a piece.

Liza Shexnayder used her lead-off spot in the lineup getting on base 5 of her 6 at bats which was productive with a 2-run double that helped increase Hawk’s lead to, 6-1 which would be the winning hit.

The Lake is down to their final 3 games at the Hawk Nest starting with Davenport this Friday. The Hawks have officially clinched since a Navarro 3-0 finish would still leave a tie with CLake but a 2-0 record against Panthers would break that tie in favor of The Hawks!

Still a lot of games to shore-up some defensive shortcomings but a playoff goal has been reached and time to up the next goal for this team.

Canyon Lake’s last play-off was the 2021 season when this group of seniors were in 8th graders and a Bi-District crown would match that 2018 Hawk squad who bowed out in their Area round.

Way to GO Hawks!!

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           1  2  3  4  5  6  7   R  H  E
CL Hawks   2  1  2  1  0  1  3  10  5  3
Navarro    1  0  0  0  1  3  0   5  6  7
 
                     ab  r  h bi 2b bb so  misc
Liza Schexnayder      3  3  2  2  1  2  0  sb
Marley Christian      2  1  0  0  0  1  1  hbp 2 sb
Cheyenne Fields       4  3  2  1  1  0  0  hbp sb 2
Rianna Gonzales       3  1  0  1  0  2  1
Braelyn Rice          5  0  0  2  0  0  1
Aubrey Long           4  0  1  1  0  1  0
Alli Christian        2  0  0  0  0  1  2
 ph Aliciana Barnes   0  0  0  1  0  0  0  hbp
Kelsey Unrue          3  1  0  0  0  0  1  hbp
Kylee Goff            3  1  0  0  0  1  2
Totals               29 10  5  8  2  8  8

Pitching             ip  h  r er bb so  W  L
Rianna Gonzales     5.0  4  2  1  0  4  5  8
Aubrey Long         2.0  2  3  1  0  1  0  0
Totals              7.0  6  5  2  0  5  1  0

          Kennedy Grindle~Katelyn Lowth~Shana Cutrer take the podium for Pole Vault success! Vault High Hawks!

The Hawks will be in Wimberley this Thursday for their Area Round of Track & Field when District 15-4A will bring their 4 top performers to battle it out with District 26 for a chance to clear their next hurdle in Kingsville next week the 18-19th.

This article will show what times or distances from District 25 did for an idea of what the CL contingent will need to reach for that Kingsville experience.

For The Lake Ladies their time will be the best time for this season and what was posted last week at the district meet.

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                     AREA MEET TOP FOUR ADVANCE                  District  Best
                   DISTRICT 25     Hawk Performer        Dist    Finish    This Season
100 meter dash:    12.03~12.69     Savanna Oberholtzer   12.44   2nd       11.99

400 meter dash:    62.97~65.11     Ayren Lightfoot       58.14   1st       NA

800 meter:     2:31.98~2:42.04     Hannah Hammer       2:19.85   3rd       2:19.30

1600 meter:    6:11.00~6:15.83     Hannah Hammer       5:25.62   1st       5:18.93
                                   Ava Zabercencu      5:30.88   3rd       NA

3200 meter:  13:19.88~13:29.57     Ava Zabercencu     11:46.09   1st       NA

100 meter hurdles: 17.28~18.43     Kennedy Grindle       15.90   2nd       NA
                                   Abigail Lowth         17.02   4th       NA

300 meter hurdles: 49.53~52:27     Aubrey Avey           43.03   1st       NA

4x100 Relay:        49.38~55.58    Savanna Oberholtzer   49.01   2nd       NA
                                   Te’a Gonzales, Aubrey Avey, Abigail Lowth

4x200 Relay:  1:44.47~1:48.49      Savanna Oberholtzer 1:45.85   3rd       NA
                                   Te’a Gonzales, Shana Cutrer, Ayren Lightfoot

High Jump:            5-0 4-10     Shana Cutrer           4-10   2nd      5-0

Long Jump:     17-5.25 16-0.25     Savanna Oberholtzer   17-01   1st       NA

Triple Jump:   34-8.50 34-0.50     Savanna Oberholtzer 34-0.25   3rd       NA

Pole Vault:          11-6 10-0     Kennedy Grindle        10-6   1st       NA
                                   Katelyn Lowth           9-6   4th      10-0
Boys  
Triple Jump:     44-6.5~44-3.5     Jacob Price        40-10.25   4th  41-01.00

Let’s GO High-Long-Fast LAKE!

Te’a Gonzales will running for a place in Kingsville in the 4×100 & 4×200 relays. GO HAWKS!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

            THIS WEEK       @    THE LAKE    (Apr 8th-12th)

Tue Apr  8  CL Hawks Green  @    Davenport JV   430p Baseball
            CL Hawks JV     @    Navarro JV     500p Softball
            CL Hawks        @    Navarro        700p Softball
            CL Hawks        @    Davenport      700p Baseball

Wed Apr  9  CL Hawks Gold   @    La Vernia      530p Baseball

Thu Apr 10  CL Hawks        @    AREA MEET      900a Track & Field
                                 Wimberley

Fri Apr 11  Davenport JV    @    CL Hawks Green 430p Baseball
            Davenport JV    @    CL Hawks JV    500p Softball
            Davenport       @    CL Hawks       700p Softball
            Davenport       @    CL Hawks       700p Baseball

Sat Apr 12  Freddie JV      @    CL Hawks Gold 1100a Baseball
                                 Doubleheader

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Be Authentic with  Hawk Gear & LET’s GO LAKE!

A mixed bag of results from the past week that had Softball split their two games with an important win over Bandera and then a tough set-back with Wimberley in a one run loss.

That Bulldog win left The Lake with 2 wins putting them in a 4th place slot and if that could be duplicated during the next two weeks a playoff berth. CLake road game on Tuesday could solidify a spot with a win over Navarro that would finish a sweep of the Panthers and the separation needed for that final post-season berth.

Baseball continued in their swoon losing their two game series with Navarro. Canyon Lake has another tough two game stretch this week that begins on the road at Davenport before that return battle at the Hawk Nest. A split or sweep would be needed….big time in realizing a chance to get back in the middle of a race for a good seeding.

CL’s Gold~Green teams continue their maturation with the Green Squad pitted against Navarro while the Gold Hawks will have a double-header with the Billies on Saturday starting at 11am.

Track & Field took the Gold at district last week with a comeback win over Fredericksburg coming out on top with a 3 point win, 150-147. It was the Ladies 3rd Meet win this year and first ever district conquest.

          Way to Make us Proud Hawks! 

Playoff’s for track will begin this Thursday at Wimberley when District 26-4A will be competing against District 25-4A with the top 4 of each of those events continue their trek for a date in Kingsville April, 18-19th.

Jacob Price was the only boy trackster able to qualify for the Area competition with a 40-10.25 for the Triple Jump event.

For the Ladies, there were several that will be trekking to Wimberley and The ReSporter will have another article before Thursday Meet.

Way to GO LAKE!

Freshman Kennedy Grindle took 1st Place in District Pole Vault with a Vault of 10-6. Way to    GO HIGH HAWKS!   (photo by Daniel Clifton)

Canyon Lake’s Ladies Track & Field team will go into their final day of the District 27-4A Meet with a 3rd placement with all running events starting today at 4:00pm at the HAWK NEST.

These points are a result of field events and one running final in the 3200 meter run.

First Day Results:

Girls                   JV Girls
Fredericksburg    66    Fredericksburg    89
Wimberley         61    Davenport         42
CL Hawks          51    Wimberley         23
Davenport         16    CL Hawks          20
Bandera           15    Bandera           18
Long Creek         3    Navarro           13
Navarro            2    Long Creek        12

                    Let’s GO LAKE!

This season The Lake has had 26 pr’s or new Ladies that have broken into the Lady Hawk Top-Ten marks annals.

That is far and away a new record in itself coming from every age bracket and some of those entries were achieved as an athlete was competing for the Junior Varsity.

One event (Pole Vault) had Shana Cutrer, Katelyn Lowth, and Kennedy Grindle that scored points each week and yesterday Freshman Grindle won this event with her pr of 10-6. With Lowth and Cutrer scoring that gave The Hawks, 15 points for this event.

Eva Zabarcencu won the 3200 meter run beating her previous best by over 11 seconds with a finish of 11:46.09.

Lake ‘Hawk’ Proud!!

Savanna Oberholtzer finished 1st in her long jump event and on the Junior Varsity Emma Risien came in first in the High Jump and was followed by Trinity Turner who pr’ed her jump finishing in 3rd place.

CL’s Varsity High Jump had Cutrer (2nd place) and Isabella Fory (5th place) which finished out those 51 first day point totals.

Tentative Schedule of Track Events
5:00pm 4x100m Relay
5:20pm 800 Meter Run
5:55pm 100 Meter Hurdles
6:05pm 110 Meter Hurdles
6:20pm 100 Meter Dash
6:55pm 4x200m Relay
7:20pm 400 Meter Dash
7:40pm 300 Meter Hurdles
8:05pm 200 Meter Dash
8:20pm 1600 Meter Run
9:00pm 4x400m Relay

Let’s GO FAST on THE LAKE

Avery Norris taking the dribble with Issi Fory & Saige Childers looking on in earlier win over Gateway.
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

The Lady Hawks will be traveling to Poteet High School for their next round of playoffs against London Pirates who support a, 22-4 season record.

This will be Canyon Lake’s 4th try at this well to turn around a 3 game slide and a chance to play for Division IV Crown next week.

The Hawks have beaten Gateway (6-1) and Floresville (5-1) with each of those contests having to come back from a one goal deficit before answering for a lead while holding each opponent without a goal.

Earlier this week in that Floresville contest the Jaguars were clamped down by a stingy Lake defense that allowed just one more chance to score as Callie Dominguez ended up having a more tranquil evening at the net.

Game Broadcast will be from the London Broadcast team with their start time 10 minutes before play begins.

Let’s GO LAKE!

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Savanna Oberholtzer and her Topsy-Turvy throw-ins keep teams discombobulated. Head over Heels Love the Lake!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

          GO TOPSY-TURVY HAWKS!!

Canyon Lake’s Girls Soccer turned Floresville upside down in a, 5-1 win and will now prepare for London Pirates (22-4 & 16-0 District) in a Regional Semifinals battle.

The Lake’s next opponent is London and that contest will be this Friday at Poteet High School starting at 7:30pm.

CL’s Topsy Turvey contest in this Area Round once again started with a one goal deficit when the Jaguars took a lead at the 28:15 mark left in the first half.

That first 30 minutes of play was not what the doctor ordered for a Hawk team that was finding it hard to get an attack offensively as Floresville was the aggressor of the two with most of those 30 minutes being played with Canyon Lake defending against a resilient Jaguar team.

The Lake would turn it around when Abby Lowth scored on a topsy-turvy header tying this game, 1-1 with 8:52 before halftime.

                     Go Canyon Lake!

Three minutes later Bella Biasatti scored for what would turn out to be the game winner, 2-1.

“Coach (Kara Stracener), during halftime told us that we were better than this,” Avery Norris recalled. “She (Coach) had us close our eyes and imagine us locking in and we got better.”

That 2nd half would be all Canyon Lake switching with Floresville now not being able to get any traction against a Hawk offense that pitched a tent at the Jaguar’s net with a constant barrage of shots on goal.

Topsy Turvy definition: Utter confusion or disorder. With the top or head downward: upside down….
What was down was now up for The Lake and opposite for Floresville and the remainder of this contest.

              Way to Go Lake!!

To start the 2nd half and 11 minutes in had Oberholtzer’s only goal right in front of the net with a pass to herself on the opposite side and a Hawk 2 goal lead, 3-1.

Within that 11 minute span to the final score that had a Norris goal one minute later and then another final topsy-turvy score with 18:37 remaining.

Oberholtzer’s somersault throw-ins led to scores that had Floresville seeing double with no plan of attack.

Now the next rung up the ladder has CL playing a London team that has a stout resume.

However this battle does show a chance for your Lake team with a common opponent being Wimberley who beat the Pirates early this season 4-0.

With the 4 London losses their opponents have a very respectable .718 winning percentage. (65-24-5)

The Lake’s 6 losses to schools that presently have a, 101-22-10 combined record for a .797 winning percentage.

Canyon Lake has an, 0-3 record in their previous Regional Semifinals games and wanting a chance to go another round.

Coach Stracener might want to have these Ladies closing their eyes on the bus imagining another gold ball. With a little topsy-turvy play thrown in for good measure.

Let’s Go Hawks!

GOALS:                First Half
Floresville      0-1  28:15
Canyon Lake      1-1   8:52   Abby Lowth
Canyon Lake      2-1   5:13   Bella Biasatti
                      Second Half
Canyon Lake      3-1  29:57   Savanna Oberholtzer
Canyon Lake      4-1  28:25   Avery Norris
Canyon Lake      5-1  18:37   Avery Norris

Assists: Savanna Oberholtzer  3
         Abby Lowth           1
         Bella Biasatti       1

Cheyenne Fields going Yard! Way to GO LAKE!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

District 26-4A Standings

School          W  L     Pct
Wimberley       2  0   1.000
Fredericksburg  2  0   1.000
CL Hawks        1  1    .500
Davenport       1  1    .500
Navarro         0  2    .000
Bandera         0  2    .000

This Week’s Games:
Tuesday   CL Hawks        @   Davenport
          Fredericksburg  @   Wimberley
          Bandera         @   Navarro

Friday    CL Hawks        @   Fredericksburg
          Navarro         @   Wimberley
          Bandera         @   Davenport
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               Let’s GO HAWKS!!

Canyon Lake got back on track after evening their record beating Navarro, 10-3 last Friday.

Cheyenne Fields’ had a 3-run homer upping CL’s score to, 7-2 while with the help from Kelsey Unrue getting 3 rbi’s with her double and a, 4-0 Hawk lead during the bottom of the 3rd inning.

Navarro had crept back to a one run deficit, 3-2 before a 5 run answer for The Lake and eventual 10-3 win.

Pitcher Rianna Gonzales had a steller evenmin giving up one earned run while striking out 11 Panthers.

The Lake showed power accumulating 3 doubles and that Fields’ homer.

    Hit Man says get rid of Pests Hawks!

This coming week, Canyon Lake will have two tough outings on the road with Davenport and Fredericksburg.

Breaking even would be considered a good week and a sweep would jump start a chance for finishing on the upper crust of District 26-4A Standings.

Let’s GO LAKE!

          1  2  3  4  5  6  7   R  H  E
Navarro   0  0  0  2  0  1  0   3  3  4
CL Hawks  1  0  3  5  1  0  X  10 11  3

                   ab  r  h bi 2b hr bb so  misc
Liza Schexnayder    3  2  2  0  1  0  1  0
Marley Christian    2  1  0  0  0  0  1  0  hbp
Cheyenne Fields     4  1  2  3  0  1  0  0
Rianna Gonzales     4  1  2  1  1  0  0  0
Braelyn Rice        3  1  1  0  0  0  0  0  hbp
Aubrey Long         3  2  1  0  0  0  1  1
Alli Christian      4  0  1  0  0  0  0  1
Kelsey Unrue        4  0  2  3  1  0  0  1
Kylee Goff          2  1  0  1  0  0  2  2
Totals             29 10 11  8  3  1  5  5

Pitching           ip  h  r er bb so  W  L
Rianna Gonzales   7.0  3  3  1  2 11  1  0

                           Ayren Lighfoot taking the 400 meter dash in stride.  Go Fast Hawks!
(photo by Daniel Clifton)

Canyon Lake’s Boys and Girls last meet at Lago Vista was filled with several schools that gave this group of athletes some new faces in their events to see where they stand.

                     VIKING RELAYS

VARSITY            GIRLS      JUNIOR VARSITY 
Austin Vandergrift   127      Austin Vandergrift   175
CL Hawks             124      RR McNeil            103
Hendrickson          124      Jarrell               97
RR McNeil             77      CL Hawks              57
Lago Vista            64      Hendrickson           56
Jarrell               51      Lago Vista            42
Brentwood Academy     18      Aus School for Deaf   36
Rockport Fulton       16      Austin Royal          33
Austin Veritas         9      Leander Founders      13
Tilden McMullen        8      Brentwood Academy      6

Varsity             BOYS      JUNIOR VARSITY 
Hendrickson          132      Austin Vandergrift   169
Austin Vandergrift   128      RR McNeil            113
Lago Vista           117      Hendrickson           89
RR McNeil            116      Jarrell               56
Jarrell               43      Lago Vista            51
CL Hawks              34      CL Hawks              50
Brentwood Academy     16      Aus School for Deaf   43
Austin Champions      14      Leander Founders      33
Austin Hill Country   12      Austin Royal          12
Austin Royal           5

The Lake’s Boys had a couple of break out performances after seeing Cayden Toon’s 45-8.5 Shot Put which was 3rd best at this Viking Relays and for CL’s All-Time Top 10 List Toon now stands as the 4th best.

Top 5 Shot Put Performances *Some pretty good Lineman on this list.

1) Robert Woods     47-03.50   2016
2) Connor Windham   46-07.00   2022
3) Jaaz McNair      45-09.00   2012
4) Cayden Toon      45-08.50   2025
5) Jacob Foster     45-07.50   2018

Jacob Price’s Triple Jump result has put this athlete with a Hawk 5th best All-Time.

1) Caiden McDonough     43-04.00   2018
2) Brandon Belcher      42-00.75   2013
3) Evan Schuller        41-08.00   2015
4) Christian Dittman    41-02.25   2014
5) Jacob Price          41-01.00   2025

Be Authentic with your Hawk Gear & LET’s GO LAKE!

Anthony Hockman and Landon Brown competing on the Junior Varsity places in a tie for 9th place for the High Jump hitting 5-10.00.

One more Hawk has reach Top Ten status when Tristan Alexander stands in 6th place with a 100 meter dash mark of 11.18 this season.

For the Hawk Ladies who have won two meets this year finished 2nd in the Viking Relays a scant 4 points from taking another 1st Place finish.

To take that one step further would be to ask Head Girls Track Coach Sami Theurer to enter Ayren Lightfoot in the 400 meter dash and that would have put The Lake in first place.

That’s why the rest of this article is a quick interview with Coach Theurer on those type of questions.

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                        Let’s GO LAKE!

The ReSporter: Some athletes were scheduled to compete and did not….what goes into those type of decisions?

Coach Theurer: “We are a little thin this year and a lot of our girls are doing multiple events or just coming from another sport/game. We are trying to make sure they are healthy for district so that we compete at our highest level.”

The ReSporter: You had the team competing against some different faces…How does that help in their development?

Coach Theurer: “I have made it a priority this season to see some different schools and let our girls compete against a variety of runners. We don’t need to run against the same runners every week.”

The ReSporter: Hannah Hammer improved her PR for the 1600 by right at 8-9 seconds and for those younger ladies you had Macie Paredez PR by 12-13 seconds in that same event.

        Way to Stay in Shape Hawks!

Coach Theurer: “Both of these young ladies are working hard and pushing themselves at every practice and meet. They are super excited to show up at district.”

The ReSporter: Overall thoughts?

Coach Theurer: “Just trying to do our best to get ready to compete at our “tough” district meet. We have a team of girls that care and want to do well. I know that they are putting in the work to win.”

The ReSporter: How do you approach this open week?

Coach Theurer: “Take this week as an opportunity to focus on our physical and mental state in our running game. Use this week to recover, work and power up. Healthy, hydrated and strong has to be our long game if we want to get out of district. Let’s Go HAWKS!!!!“

                                     Lake Student Athletes on a winning track!  Go Hawks!

We are thrilled to invite you to our annual spring fundraising event, Boot Scoot 2025, hosted by the Canyon Lake High School Athletic Booster Club.

Building on the incredible success of last year’s event, which introduced the 100 Campaign and raised over $38,000 to support our talented student-athletes, we’re excited to bring you another evening of fun, community, and fundraising. This year’s Boot Scoot theme promises a night filled with hill country charm, delicious food, live music, and exciting activities.

Join us on May 4, 2025, at 5:00 PM at the beautiful Lazy L&L Walhalla for an unforgettable evening featuring:

Dinner:    Enjoy a delicious meal with friends and 
           fellow supporters.
Live Band: Two-Step the night away to fantastic 
           live music.
Mechanical Bull: Test your skills and have some laughs! 

Outdoor Games: Engage in friendly competition and enjoy 
               the beautiful setting.
And more!

Your participation and support are crucial in helping us provide our student-athletes with the resources they need to excel both on and off the field. By attending Boot Scoot 2025, you'll be directly contributing to their growth and fostering a strong sense of community spirit.

We are seeking donors, sponsors, and members to help make this event a resounding success. Every seat purchased will include a $25 Athletic Booster Club Membership for the 2025-26 school year and each contribution will directly impact the lives of our student-athletes, enabling them to pursue their passion and achieve their goals.

To purchase seats or learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please visit CLHSABC.net or scan the QR code below:

We understand the importance of community, unity, service, and building champions for life, and we are committed to celebrating these values at Boot Scoot 2025. Thank you for your continued support of Canyon Lake High School Athletics. We look forward to seeing you at Boot Scoot 2025!

Sincerely,

The Canyon Lake High School Athletic Booster Club