
Ian Hasness and Taylor Isley after Winning Doubles in Dist. 28-4A
Canyon Lake’s Tennis team had some firsts in their last two meets as Ian Hasness and Taylor Isley won the Doubles District 28-4A event.

Ian Hasness and Taylor Isley after Winning Doubles in Dist. 28-4A
Canyon Lake’s Tennis team had some firsts in their last two meets as Ian Hasness and Taylor Isley won the Doubles District 28-4A event.

No Sophomore Jinx for Bailey Bryan (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake are now occupying 2nd place in District 28-4A after a win over Bandera, 9-6 on Tuesday night.
“We played well early in getting up, 7-0,” Head Coach John Gallagher started. “I think we relaxed and Bandera got four runs off two of our errors…. but we were able to put up two more runs in the 7th.”
Coach Gallagher finished, “(Maddy) Puente threw well into the 5th (inning) and (Maggie) Banks closed for us.”

Brayden Damico with an important save in Win over Gonzales. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake scored in the first 14 seconds of their game with Gonzales and made that lead stand-up in another win and a berth into the Sweet 16, after this win over a strong Apache squad, 4-3.
“This was a team effort,” Head Coach Warren Graham said. “We had our formation start in our middle school program….almost all of these players came up through Coach (Duane) McBride at Mountain Valley.”

Rory Preiss finished his Hawk Career high in several categories.
The ReSporter was asked to print the Final Basketball All-Time Stats for the Boys and Girls teams.
So, your wish is The ReSporters command.
It was a good year for the round ball teams and the ladies look to be primed for a break out season next year while the Boys have laid a good foundation for continuing their climb to respectability.
Each year will have surprises but continuing the climb that has been seen these past few years has been a sight not seen on the Boys Hardwood courts ever.
The Ladies did have some problems this year but with a very young club and another year of honing in their skills will certainly be a fun time when the late Fall season arises and the season can start in earnest.
Thanks for those Seniors that have been a part of these past few years and the Hawk Nation wishes you the best as you prepare for the next field goal.
total points 3pt goals made free throws Rory Preiss 760 Andrew Riali 122 Rory Preiss 154 Andrew Riali 594 Chris Green 77 Andrew Riali 121 Matt Magness 555 Jacob Ramirez 76 Matt Magness 120 Brandon Ward 498 Garrett Winters 71 Tyler Williams 105 Stuart Lowry 407 Matt Magness 52 Christian Pena 102 Caleb Kreiger 406 Brandon Ward 49 Brandon Berger 90 Jacob Ramirez 363 Will Gray 37 Gerrit Wilkins 82 Skyler Tschoepe 362 Rory Preiss 35 Doug Hubnik 80 Christian Pena 356 Paul Davis 34 Brandon Ward 74 Tanner Jones 348 Skyler Tschoepe 34 Caleb Kreiger 72 Chris Green 348 total rebounds steals assists Rory Preiss 499 Rory Preiss 123 Doug Hubnik 187 Sean Nolan 368 Neal Whitehead 78 Matt Magness 136 Tyler Williams 357 Tanner Jones 76 Rory Preiss 113 Heath McDonough 338 Matt Magness 69 Gerrit Wilkins 113 Andrew Riali 296 Skyler Tschoepe 69 Tanner Jones 90 Skyler Tschoepe 249 Doug Hubnik 62 Brandon Ward 87 Caleb Kreiger 218 Brandon Ward 58 Brandon Berger 78 Neal Whitehead 203 Javier Mendez 58 Garrett Winters 77 Eric Nelson 184 Brandon Berger 56 Will Gray 72 Joseph Boyd 174 Heath McDonough 56 Jacob Ramirez 61 blocks season points # year Tyler Williams 96 Caleb Kreiger 406 2012 Sean Nolan 85 Rory Preiss 406 2017 Caleb Kreiger 59 Christian Pena 356 2009 Neal Whitehead 47 Tanner Jones 348 2009 Rory Preiss 35 Andrew Riali 328 2014 Skyler Tschoepe 29 Stuart Lowry 282 2010 Eric Nelson 29 Matt Magness 278 2012 Heath McDonough 25 Andrew Riali 267 2013 Joseph Boyd 18 Paul Davis 259 2013 Kevin Nolan 15 Brandon Ward 256 2015 Ancel Morel 15 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ LADY HAWKS ALL-TIME TOP 10 total points 3pt goals made free throws Reagan Heun 781 Reagan Heun 90 Reagan Heun 213 Katie Williams 755 Sarah Russell 62 Ashley Pfaff 152 Tiffany Tschoepe 515 Olivia Flores 42 Tiffany Tschoepe 139 Alexa Ramos 510 Ashley Pfaff 39 Megan Browning 133 Ashley Pfaff 493 Megan Browning 23 Alexa Ramos 122 Amber Ramsey 443 Mia Riali 20 Katie Williams 119 Megan Browning 428 Alexa Ramos 19 Tiffany Arredondo 99 Sarah Russell 388 Jessica McMurray 14 Mia Riali 87 Kyndall Drum 374 Amber West 10 Kyndall Drum 82 Amber West 358 Hannah St. John 10 Sarah Russell 82 total rebounds steals assists Tiffany Tschoepe 579 Alexa Ramos 214 Tiffany Arredondo 125 Katie Williams 559 Amber Ramsey 201 Alexa Ramos 100 Amber Ramsey 558 Mia Riali 152 Ashley Pfaff 89 Kyndall Drum 377 Katie Williams 139 Megan Browning 83 Reagan Heun 315 Amber West 128 Reagan Heun 81 Mia Riali 305 Reagan Heun 109 Amber West 74 Sarah Schneider 257 Ashley Pfaff 96 Caitlyn Gillum 63 Megan Browning 235 Tiffany Arredondo 90 Mia Riali 57 Ashley Pfaff 199 Kyndall Drum 67 Katie Williams 56 Alexa Ramos 194 blocks season points # year Amber Ramsey 99 Ashley Pfaff 493 2010 Katie Williams 73 Reagan Heun 455 2017 Sarah Schneider 71 Tiffany Tschoepe 342 2011 Tiffany Tschoepe 48 Katie Williams 326 2013 Alexis Fullen 40 Reagan Heun 326 2015 Emma Gray 32 Jessica McMurray 266 2010 Ashley Pfaff 29 Katie Williams 241 2012 Reagan Heun 25 Tiffany Arredondo 240 2010 Jessie Melendez 16 Alexa Ramos 229 2017 Kyndall Drum 10 Emma Gray 184 2016 Caitlin Mabry 10

Jaren Marmolejo is ready to go the distance.
The Boy’s Track Team both hit triple digits against larger schools last Thursday in Lockhart Lion Relays.
The Junior Varsity scored 129 points, finishing behind Killeen and Canyon High School. CL’s Varsity beat Canyon High School while Killeen ran away on this night with 180 points.
“I thought that the Lockhart Meet went just as we would hope. We are starting to see improvement on almost every effort,” Head Coach Troy Moses stated. “This is what we want as we approach the district track meet. Everything we do all year is to make sure we are competing at our best come the district meet. I am very confident right now as the district meet is only 5 days away.”
Cody Kline and Heath McDonough were high point makers with 22 and 23 respectfully. Caimen McDonough just missed out on passing his brother and Greyson Lee was second for the JV squad.

Junior Skylar Hurst after tough day on Cinders
CL Lady Hawks finished 3rd with the Junior Varsity and Varsity in Lockhart last Thursday as Canyon Lake and Gonzales were the only schools that were below 5A in size for the 7 team meet.
That will go a far way as the Hawks now start preparing for District 28-4A next Wednesday and Thursday.
Freshman Madison Churbe would finish high point for the Varsity while Elena Vargas would finish at the top for the JV crew.
This Meet had a different format than previous track & field get togethers….the Girls had their running events while the Boys were busy in their Field Event mantra.
That made those events involving running having a much smaller window of rest which would be detrimental for having personal bests.

Trenton Lorett in a battle for a Hawk Win over Salado, 2-1 (photo Lynne Carpenter)
It was not an April Fool’s Win for CL Hawks Boys Soccer after taking the second round game from 4th Ranked Salado at Manor High School last Friday night, 2-1.
This was by far the biggest win in any sport up to this point in Hawk history as the Boy’s Soccer team is only in their second year of qualifying for the playoffs and after drawing a bye for the first round would then have to lock horns with the State Ranked Salado Eagles.
How good was Salado? Their 2 losses coming into this contest was against a 6A Harker Heights school and an undefeated private school called KIPP Austin.

Dylan Compton does some stretching while getting outs. (mjrphotog.com)
CL Hawks continue their climb into the light of day as their loss showed that better things might be on the horizon after a tough loss to Fredericksburg, 4-3.
“Our effort was outstanding and I think they are finally getting it,” Head Coach Trent Dunavant started. “The young guys are feeling comfortable and are laying a good foundation…..we’re still young and we just needed a couple of breaks.”
The Billies started first with 3 singles in the first with an error thrown in for seasoning and Canyon Lake started in a hole, 2-0.

Carley Dubois Leading Off. (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake continues their chase for District 28-4A supremacy after squeaking out a win over Fredericksburg, 4-3 at the Hawk Nest Friday night.
“This was our best defensive game we have played,” Head Coach John Gallagher fielded. “All we did this past week was hitting and defense….they hit 150 times in the batting cages and they fielded ground-balls all week long.”
The Hawks started this battle with a good offense as the bottom of that first inning had consecutive doubles by Maddy Puente and Lauren Mentzer after Bailey Bryan started the fireworks with a single.

Catcher Lee Stafford throws out 2 Owls on winning night
Canyon Lake won a must win game at home after scoring on a wild pitch in the bottom of the 7th inning with a final of, 3-2.
“This win was huge for us,” Head Coach Trent Dunavant said. “Guys are starting to come around and believe in themselves. We played well against Hondo at their place minus a couple of critical mistakes…So we knew we could win.”
Hondo struck first scoring a run in the top of the 2nd inning after a lead off single and then two batters later a double had the Owls looking good.
With just one out and a batter on 2nd a fly-out to Parker Reno in centerfield and then the last out came from a foul ball behind home plate to end the inning.