Canyon Lake High School CJ Parrish (#70) and Strong Safety Trenton Lorett (#21) bring down the Eastside Memorial running back. (mjrphotog.com)
Canyon Lake put Eastside on the Westside of Austin after blitzing the Panthers, 56-0.
The game was not pretty with a 28 point first quarter against this hapless Austin School.
This win put CL in a tie with Boerne as the Greyhounds cleared a major hurdle in what will certainly be a competitive district race.
Ashton Montgomery was nails in win over Marble Falls as he set up shop in the Mustangs side of the ball in Mountain Valley Win, 24-14.
Way to Go Defense & Go MVMS!!
More Hawk Defense in CL’s win over Austin Akins. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Pre/Game: Austin Eastside @ Canyon Lake
Panthers (0-4) Hawks (4-2)
Canyon Lake leads this series, 1-0.
Hawks 63 Eastside 00
Season Record:
Hawks 38 Blanco 00 Panthers 00 Marion 50
Hawks 48 Reagan 06 Panthers 00 Lanier 22
Hawks 23 Giddings 28 Panthers 00 Travis 27
Hawks 13 Texans 20 Panthers 13 Llano 49
Hawks 35 Lampasas 21
Hawks 56 Akins 28
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Go Hawks!
Canyon Lake will welcome Austin Eastside Memorial Panthers to the Hawk nest this Friday as CL won their first meeting last year, 63-0.
That was the first shut-out the Hawk defense has had since the school started in 2008.
Eastside is still looking for their first win and scored their first points in last week’s loss to Llano, 49-13.
Last years game featured having a lot of players with a chance to play and show what they are capable of, for future games.
Canyon Lake is presently on a 2 game winning streak as this will be the opening of District 14-4A Division I play. This district has had some good teams making a statement with Fredericksburg with one loss to Wimberley and Boerne winning their game against that same Texan team.
Wake up and smell the Coffee Hawks!!
The Greyhounds are undefeated and will be playing at Fredericksburg on Friday while Taylor will have the night off.
CL Hawks will look to keep some momentum and continue to heal some players before a meeting with the rest of the district schools on the horizon.
There were 10 players that had a chance to rush the ball in last year’s game and you can expect much of the same tonight as Eastside continues to get more students into action for the coming years.
Canyon Lake presently has a. 6-1 record when playing Austin schools and that is six wins in a row coming into Friday’s contest.
The Hawks lost their first game with Austin Travis in 2010.
The Hawks next home game will be in two weeks when Fredericksburg comes to town. Another opponent that has raised their bar of competition this season. The last time the Billies had just one loss this far into the season was in 2013. That team finished with a 10-2 record.
That was also the last time the Billies have beaten Canyon Lake and it was a home game.
A lot on the line tonight and in the next 4 weeks as CL will start their stretch run for the games that count.
Go Hawks!!
Linebacker Michael Harwell flying like a Hawk for Prey. (photo by Karen Holmes)
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Canyon Lake Broadcasting- CLB- “ The Voice of the Hawks” & home of the “ First Down
Michael Harwell and Richard Rosas will be ready this week, will you?
Call” will cover this week’s football game as the Hawks ( 4-2) take on the visiting Austin Eastside Memenorial ( 1-4) starting with The Paul Swoyer Septic’s pregame Show @ 6:15pm.
CLB has now given away 2,075.00 of cash and prizes through 5 football games this season, interviewed 4 opposing coaches, 10 student athletes and 5 CLHS coaches.
CLB has averaged 1,189 listeners per week for CLHS Football games and has exposed 13 local Sponsors to these listeners.
On a consistent basis we have listeners in “Montana, Colorado, Louisiana, Georgia, S. Korea, Alabama, Connecticut, Oklahoma and many more on an irregular basis. The local number of listeners avg.’s 64% of the 1,141 which equals to 922 in the county.
At the Friday night game will give away to the crowds in the stands- 20 T- shirts to whoever catches them as a continued “give back to CLHS”.
This week’s scheduled program interviews vs East Memorial
Paul Swoyer Pregame Show Interviews
-CLHS Varsity WR/ CB- Caimen McDonough & Tight End Andrew Nelson
Sonora Insurance/Thumper Auto Recovery Halftime Show –
MVMS- 8th Grade Football Players: Kolten Ramey, Jeremy Greene & James Bates
CLHS Varsity MLB Michael Harwell
Giveaway’s – 4 Tickets to Gary Allen Oct. 20th – WHITE WATER OUTDOOR MUSIC
One -Hawk Bag with: -River City stainless steel drink tumbler, River City Ball cap/ River City Shirt/ CL Hawk shirt, CL shopping bags, Nylon back pack & 5lbs of Dunkin Doughnuts coffee
Also 25.00 cash, 1– foursome of Golf @ The Club at Rebecca Creek
Also 10% off Cowboy Plumbing up to $200.00 off work done or items needed to fix your plumbing needs.
25.00 gift card Mimas Tacos, Cup of Joes- free coffee
To log onto the game, go to the Hilltop ReSporter – and find the CL vs Austin Akins game on your computer, phone, iPad or any other listening device.
CANYON LAKE BROADCASTING- home of the “FIRST DOWN CALL” &
“THE VOICE OF THE HAWKS, the lighter side of Sports Entertainment.
Thank you for your support.
Defensive Line goes to work in win over Akins. (photo by Karen Holmes)
This Week @ Canyon Lake Thu Oct 12 CL Freshman @ Liberty Hill 5:00p Football CL Hawks JV @ Liberty Hill JV 7:00p Football CL Hawks @ Hondo TBD Cross Country District Meet Fri Oct 13 CL Hawks Freshman @ Boerne 5:00p Volleyball CL Hawks JV @ Boerne JV 5:00p Volleyball **Austin Eastside @ CL Hawks 7:30p Football ** Game will be 'on the Air' with the Canyon Lake Broadcasting team starting at 6:15pm +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Ethan Slater, Braden Duke, Lester Boehm, and Nic Rivera look for signal from the sideline before a Hawk kick-off. (photo by Karen Holmes)
District 14-4A Division I Standings
Team W L Pct PF PA
Boerne 6 0 1.000 207 74
Fredericksburg 5 1 .833 282 84
CL Hawks 4 2 .667 213 103
Taylor 3 3 .500 93 140
Austin Eastside 0 4 .000 13 160
Results
CL Hawks 56 Austin Akins 28
Boerne 41 Wimberley 28
Bellville 26 Taylor 13
Fredericksburg 56 Hondo 13
Games this Week
Austin Eastside @ CL Hawks
Boerne @ Fredericksburg
Taylor Bye
Stats (after 6 games)
Team Offense Points Defensive Points
Fredericksburg 282 47.0 Boerne 74 12.3
CL Hawks 213 35.5 Fredericksburg 84 14.0
Boerne 207 34.5 CL Hawks 103 17.2
Taylor 127 21.2 Taylor 154 25.7
Austin Eastside 13 03.3 Austin Eastside 152 38.0
Total Yardage Rushing Yards
Fredericksburg 2924 487.3 CL Hawks 2049 341.5
CL Hawks 2578 429.7 Fredericksburg 1797 299.5
Boerne 2544 424.0 Boerne 1066 177.7
Taylor 1975 329.2 Taylor 1008 168.0
Passing Yardage
Boerne 1478 246.3
Fredericksburg 1127 187.8
Taylor 957 159.5
CL Hawks 530 88.3
Quarterback (based on Yards thrown)
Name School Comp Att Yards Int TD
Brooks Klutts Boerne 83 135 1471 5 20
Ryan Gardner Taylor 54 123 967 8 10
Will Flanery Fredericksburg 39 71 799 2 8
Ben Fulton CL Hawks 22 46 522 0 7
Rushing School Att Yards Ave TD
Delane Hornsby Taylor 76 608 8.0 4
Tristan Chacon CL Hawks 55 497 9.0 8
Will Sebera Fredericksburg 56 441 7.9 6
Hobbs Price Fredericksburg 38 418 11.0 7
Ryan Hart Boerne 53 387 7.3 0
Tanner Faris CL Hawks 35 372 10.6 5
Micah St John CL Hawks 55 324 5.9 3
Tristan Sanchez Fredericksburg 25 266 10.6 1
Joseph Ruiz CL Hawks 37 246 6.6 0
Brooks Klutts Boerne 48 241 5.0 3
Ryan Gardner Taylor 50 215 4.3 0
Caleb Almond CL Hawks 31 210 6.8 2
Curtis Michalec Boerne 42 203 4.9 1
Brant Bowers Fredericksburg 22 202 9.2 2
Receiving School No Yards Ave TD
Douglas Hodo Boerne 25 500 20.0 8
Connor Fisher Boerne 32 492 15.4 5
Andre Jones Taylor 12 349 29.1 5
Sean Majors Fredericksburg 16 312 19.5 5
Paul Amick Boerne 10 235 23.5 3
Brock Wells Taylor 9 208 23.1 2
Tristan Sanchez Fredericksburg 8 170 21.3 0
Travis Gardner Taylor 14 165 11.8 1
Delane Hornsby Taylor 10 154 15.4 2
Don Flannery Fredericksburg 8 148 18.5 2
Joshua Handley Fredericksburg 9 148 16.4 1
Tristan Chacon CL Hawks 5 144 28.8 1
Robert Sherwood Boerne 5 113 22.6 1
J. T. Greene CL Hawks 9 112 12.4 1
QB Magician Ben Fulton has Akins keying on RB Tristan Chacon as he goes through a huge hole in Hawk Win. (photo by Karen Holmes)
The CL game with Austin Akins was an offensive showcase as the Hawks and Eagles flew all over the field scoring 84 total points.
CL soars high in Win
Canyon Lake’s running game was in sync as the Hawks averaged, 10.3 yards per play with another explosive night of fireworks.
“I am proud of the kids,” Head Coach Charlie Drum started. “We knew we would be able to move the ball and the (Lee) Stafford interception helped in getting us going.”
“This was a track meet and we are starting to get healthy,” Coach Drum said while commenting on all of the players that have missed games this year. “We had been in the fire and when we were down we were able to respond.”
(check out the Lee Stafford interview at the end of this game article)
Defensiva Linebacker Adrian Duque and Running Back/Offensive/Defensive Lineman Helijah Johnson after win over Burnet
Mountain Valley’s 7A team failed to score in just two of their possessions as Burnet ran for cover when the Hawks swooped down on the Bullpups, 28-8.
MV held Burnet to a paltry 2 yards per play as the Hawks dominated both sides of the line in having their way in this contest.
There was just one explosive play by Burnet Middle School when Moses Solis found an open lane to the end-zone after catching a pass for the only score for the visitors.
Mountain Valley 7th Grade continues their winning ways as the A & B team both ran over the Burnet Bullpups on Thursday at the Hawk Field.
MV B squad was first up by playing a defense that would have Burnet with only 2 plays that went for positive yardage. Two 2 yard runs was the totality of the damage these Pups would inflict on the Hawks.
