Hawks on a Mission as District 28-4A starts and with a 2-0 record. (photo by Natalie Felps)
Canyon Lake is tied with Wimberley for first place in district play after their Tuesday match with Llano and sweeping the Yellowjackets, 25-16, 25-12, and 25-21.
CL Hawks Defense is still on top of the heap in Yards Allowed for District 14-4A. (photo by Karen Holmes)
District 14-4A Division I Standings
Team W L Pct PO PA
CL Hawks 4 0 1.000 125 47
Liberty Hill 3 1 .750 227 119
Fredericksburg 3 1 .750 141 123
Taylor 2 2 .500 100 119
Lampasas 2 2 .500 162 122
Burnet 1 3 .250 106 89
This Week’s Games
CL Hawks @ Blanco Friday 7:30pm
Gatesville @ Lampasas
Taylor @ La Grange
Sonora @ Burnet
Boerne @ Fredericksburg
Last Week’s Results
CL Hawks 50 Smithville 30
La Vernia 51 Lampasas 50
Burnet 42 Manor New Tech 00
Liberty Hill 89 Connally 34
Fredericksburg 46 Wimberley 20
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Team Stats
Points Scored Points Allowed
Liberty Hill 227 CL Hawks 47
Lampasas 162 Burnet 89
Fredericksburg 141 Taylor 119
CL Hawks 125 Liberty Hill 119
Burnet 106 Lampasas 122
Taylor 100 Fredericsburg 123
Total Offensive Yards Total Yards Allowed
Liberty Hill 2041 CL Hawks 791
Lampasas 1870 Burnet 1321
Fredericksburg 1649 Taylor 1681
CL Hawks 1546 Liberty Hill 1687
Taylor 1464 Lampasas 1711
Burnet 1321 Fredericksburg 1750
Rushing Yards Rushing Yards Allowed
Liberty Hill 1897 CL Hawks 297
CL Hawks 1251 Liberty Hill 483
Lampasas 932 Lampasas 621
Burnet 654 Burnet 657
Fredericksburg 548 Fredericksburg 1112
Taylor 476 Taylor 1326
Passing Yards Receiving Yards Allowed
Fredericksburg 1101 Taylor 355
Taylor 988 CL Hawks 494
Lampasas 938 Lampasas 621
Burnet 713 Fredericksburg 633
CL Hawks 229 Burnet 667
Liberty Hill 144 Liberty Hill 1204
Individual Stats
Passing Team Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD
Brant Bowers Billie 65 110 .591 1009 4 9
Cole Harms Ducks 73 110 .663 938 3 6
Ace Whitehead Badgers 63 102 .617 904 2 11
Jaxson Denton Bulldogs 25 50 .500 489 3 4
Peyton McMullen Hawks 9 20 .450 229 0 2
Jacob Cearly Panthers 3 10 .300 97 1 0
Rushing Team Att Yds Ave TD
Kyle Harrison Panthers 67 624 9.3 9
Jacob Ruff Hawks 54 605 11.2 7
Jack Jerome Badgers 70 600 8.6 5
Shane Gonzales Panthers 47 472 6.7 6
Tristan Chacon Hawks 54 296 5.5 3
Hobbs Price Billie 36 251 7.0 1
Connor Kuykendall Panthers 30 194 6.5 0
Ace Whitehead Badgers 34 169 4.9 5
Connor Rose Hawks 19 161 8.5 1
Jaxson Denton Bulldogs 36 160 4.4 2
Receiving Team No Yds Ave TD
Cameron Everts Badger 31 508 16.4 8
Blaine Burkhalter Bulldogs 19 410 21.6 7
Jarrett Beard Billies 22 406 18.5 3
Michael Schneider Ducks 28 310 11.1 0
Joshua Handley Billies 16 262 16.4 2
Hayden Ahrens Billies 13 210 16.2 3
Santiago Estrada Ducks 11 205 18.6 2
Michael Murray Badgers 10 193 19.3 2
Josh Blue Ducks 14 152 10.8 0
Hobbs Price Billies 6 130 22.1 2
Raegan Cowan setting it up for a sweep over Boerne. (photo by Karen Holmes)
By Karen Russell Holmes
Was there a super star on the court Friday night for the Canyon Lake volleyball team? Nope! Because they were all stars. In a three-match sweep against Boerne, the Lady Hawks played in sync with one another as if they had played volleyball together since they were six years old.
Kyle Wharton helping Hawks adding yardage as he waits for Andrew Kullberg’s block.
(photo by Karen Holmes)
Smithville started the game with three straight, 3 plays and a punt, and when the Tigers looked up Canyon Lake would have a 20 point lead which would end up being the final point differential in this win, 50-30.
CL Freshman have a tiring evening after scoring 3 times in last 6 minutes of 4th Quarter.
Canyon Lake Freshman team did not have your typical Slot-T Football game on Thursday night in Smithville. The Hawks scored first and kept the lead after a Smithville score and a failed point after attempt, 8-6.
Jacob Ruff scored one of 3 times in recent win over Wimberley. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake will continue their season when they meet with Smithville tonight at the Hawk Nest. The Tigers will be bringing a 2-1 record and an offense that can put points on the scoreboard.
CL holds a 2-0 series record with Smithville and with a win could reach a 4-0 record. A win would put the Hawks with a .500 all-time record and which has been reached just once before.
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Sub-Varsity teams are tearing it up and now prepare for District 28-4A play this Friday.
The ReSporter caught up with Head Volleyball Coach Kim Paisley as the Hawks prepare for their opening bout with Boerne this Friday at the Hawk Nest.
Hawk Defense will need to be on this week in Smithville game. (photo by Karen Holmes)
PRE-GAME: Smithville @ Canyon Lake
Tigers (2-1) Hawks (3-0)
Series: This will be CL Hawks 3rd game with Tigers.
The Hawks presently lead with a 2-0 record.
2014 CL Hawks 43 Tigers 14
2015 CL Hawks 25 Tigers 14
Season Results:
CL Hawks 22 Marble Falls 00 Tigers 62 Austin Eastside 00
CL Hawks 20 Weiss 03 Tigers 48 Austin Lanier 00
CL Hawks 33 Wimberley 14 Tigers 48 Columbus 61
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Tristan Chacon looking for space in win over Wimberley, 33-14. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake brought the Back-Bone Trophy back home after disposing Wimberley, 33-14 as the Hawks won their first road contest against our neighbors to the north and start the season 3-0.
At the 6:44 mark of the 2nd quarter, Canyon Lake had totaled 12 yards of offense as Wimberley’s defense was in the Hawk’s huddle and this contest was starting to get long in the tooth.
Jacob Ruff finished with 222 yards in win over Wimberley. (this picture is from Weiss game) (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake brought the Back-Bone Trophy back home after disposing Wimberley 33-14 as the Hawks won their first road contest against our neighbors to the north.
This game was highlighted by a 93 yard pass play when Peyton McMullen found a wide open Chance Martelli for the score.
CL would showcase Jacob Ruff after a 222 yard rushing night that help cement the win scoring 3 touchdowns totaling 82 yards on those three scores.
The ReSporter will have a full write up on Sunday and Way to Go Hawks!!
1 2 3 4 Final CL Hawks 0 13 7 13 33 Wimberley 7 0 7 0 14 Scoring Summary: WH-Colby Boyle 4 yard pass from Cooper McCollum (Kohls kick), 2:34, 1st CL-Chance Martelli 93 yard pass from Peyton McMullen (run failed), 6:44, 2nd CL-Jacob Ruff 21 yard run (Trenton Butler kick), 2:40, 2nd CL-Caleb Almond 30 yard run (Trenton Butler kick), 10:55, 3rd WH-Guy Kypuros 32 yard run (Kohls kick), 6:02, 3rd CL-Jacob Ruff 22 yard run (pass failed), 8:10, 4th CL-Jacob Ruff 39 yard run (Trenton Butler kick), 2:08, 4th Team Stats Texans CLHawks Total Yards 275 473 First Downs 16 19 Rush/Yards 25/149 43/374 Comp/Att/Int 18/34/0 2/6/0 Passing Yards 126 99 Punts/Average 6/36.5 3/37.0 Fumbles/Lost 2/2 1/1 Penalties-Yards 11-85 8-68 Passing Comp Att Pct Yds Int TD Peyton McMullen 2 6 .333 99 0 1 Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD Jacob Ruff 12 222 18.5 55 3 Tristan Chacon 17 85 5.0 20 0 Caleb Almond 8 57 7.1 30 1 Connor Rose 4 14 3.5 8 0 Jacob Neel 1 6 6.0 6 0 Peyton McMullen 1 -10 — — 0 Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD Chance Martelli 1 93 93.0 93 1 Tristan Chacon 1 6 6.0 6 0
