Austin Brennan and Joseph Crisp are after a Panther in Hawk Win, 40-07. (photo Karen Holmes)
Number 9 for our countdown happened in Blanco when the Hawk Football team got a Panther off their back when they stopped a losing streak to our neighbors to the tune of, 40-7.
This game was delayed over an hour as there was a fierce lightning storm and the two combatants retreated to their locker room (CL gathered in their Hawk School Bus).
Sub-Varsity is Ready to take the reins. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake had some landmark wins this past school year and The ReSporter will be having a top ten for games played this past school year.
The ReSporter will showcase a count down from the 10th contest to #1 game.
CL Hawks might be seeing this portrait for many future Meets as Skylar Hurst and Audrey Schulze take the podium. (photo by Karen Holmes)
The Track Season came to a close as Canyon Lake failed to have any of their Region Meet qualifiers able to make another step to the State Meet held in Austin this week.
That is not to say that this year’s version of Track & Field was a flop, but a quite different sensation for the Hawk athletes as there were many firsts for this season that will make next year’s season a, ‘can’t wait’, aspect.
Senior Portrait after last game played. (from l to r) Kat Weber, Cassidy Martin, Haley Lucero, and Carley Dubois (photo by Karen Holmes)
The Bears beat the Hawks, 13-3 and wins their best of 3 series on Saturday afternoon in San Antonio, to advance.
“I am proud of how far they (CL) have come and how hard they worked.” Head Coach John Gallagher said. “They never….ever, quit.”
Bailey Bryan has been nails with her at bats during her Sophomore Year. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake is down to a one game season on Saturday an Noon after loosing to La Vernia, 6-2 at Steele High School in a best of three series.
“We have got to hit better and get contact,” Head Coach John Gallagher stated. “We are not seeing good pitches…..with what I saw, I was happy with our defense.”
James Alexander with a powerful kick as Canyon Lake unveiled one of the best Hawk Playoff Runs (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake’s Boys Soccer team made new trails this year for the Hawks as they played into a battle with Progresso for a chance to be grouped in the Elite 8 this month.
You need to understand on how out of nowhere this team started and ended their season in McAllen, Texas.
Jason York for CISD Board of Trustees
Marley Carrizales enters into the playoffs with a .571 batting average.
Canyon Lake did not finish well as the Hawks lost in all three facets of their game against Fredericksburg, 6-4 for a seeding game in Boerne.
Now CL will have a date this Friday with La Vernia at Steele High School with a game time of 7:00pm.
Carley Dubois at her signing for UofH Victoria earlier this year
Canyon Lake had another Athlete sign for a chance of furthering their sports career, when Carley Dubois signed her letter of intent earlier this year with the University of Houston-Victoria.
The Jaguars have a good team and adding a player like Dubois will certainly be a benefit as you can’t teach speed and that is an asset UH-V will be getting with this signing.
Tennis has some Odd Balls, Congrats Ian Hasness and Isley Taylor
Canyon Lake’s District 28-4A Champions, Ian Hasness and Taylor Isley finished 4th at the Region Meet held in Corpus Christi last week.
Hasness and Isley beat Wimberley on their way to their 4th place finish as it took 3 sets for the win over the Texans.
