Go Hawks
Canyon Lake Lady Hawks take out the Navarro Panthers with a hard fought win, 57-53.
“We really battled well all night,” Head Coach Zach Burleson said. “It was a real good win for us and this is a tough place to play.”
This 9th win tied last year’s total and with another Hawk victory, this team will have the most conquests in the past 4 years.
CBL will have their first broadcast for the Boys Basketball team on December 13th this Tuesday as the Hawks take on the Pleasanton Eagles.
Canyon Lake sports a 7-5 record entering this non-district match up as the Hawks will be trying to run their win streak to 3 games after winning the last two games in the Canyon Lake Classic Tournament last week-end.
If you cannot make the game then the link below will allow you to hook it up into the basket.
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The CBL invites the community to be involved and help support the High School as their is advertising space to help reach the Canyon Lake residents.
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Top 3 Lady Basketball points 3pt goals 2pt goals Reagan Heun 193 Reagan Heun 24 Reagan Heun 53 Alexa Ramos 112 Sarah Russell 17 Alexa Ramos 44 Sarah Russell 102 Char Hutson 3 Sarah Russell 40 Chelsea Tschoepe 3 free throws offensive rebounds defensive rebounds Reagan Heun 63 Jessie Melendez 40 Reagan Heun 61 Alexa Ramos 22 Skylar Hurst 26 Jessie Melendez 59 Jessie Melendez 15 Chelsea Tschoepe 22 Chelsea Tschoepe 38 total rebounds assists steals Jessie Melendez 99 Reagan Heun 22 Alexa Ramos 43 Reagan Heun 73 Alexa Ramos 19 Reagan Heun 34 Chelsea Tschoepe 60 Chelsea Tschoepe 9 Mia Riali 22 Chelsea Tschoepe 22
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Jessie Melendez 7
Reagan Heun 6
Char Hutson 2
The ReSporter has other jobs and would like to know if any readers would like an opportunity to go skiing this coming March during the Spring Break.
You can go to the proposal by punching this address below:
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This mountain is in Colorado and there are so many things to do besides skiing/boarding that the family could go and enjoy many aspects than just skiing a mountain.
Rory Preiss flying like a Hawk in game with Boerne Champion (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake Boy’s Basketball started 0-2 in the Hawk Classic Tournament and ended 2-0 on Saturday to call it even after a very tiring two days of round ball action.
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The first game had Canyon Lake on the brink of their first win over the Texans, as the Hawks let a 4 point advantage evaporate in the final minute of play for a disappointing finish and loss, 53-50.
Consolation prize was having the closest game with Wimberley will have to suffice as the Hawks await another chance in January to right this ship.
Jacob Ramirez and Rory Preiss led the Hawks with 14 and 13 points respectfully as CL could not get a larger hole enlarged on the rim for their foul shots that would have increased the lead against the Texans.
Senior Mia Riali delivering the ball for an assist in win over Florence (photo by Karen Holmes)
CL Hawks featured the Seniors in beating Florence on Friday at the Hawk Nest, 51-17.
The fact that Canyon Lake had just two Seniors to feature did not take away from the fireworks in the 34 point victory as Florence was out classed from the get-go. Sarah Russell and Mia Riali had the honors as both players started their career as freshman and will leave a mark for future Hawks.
Sophia Barber looking to dish another assist in win over Canyon (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake Hawks JV 1 team won their 6th game with just one loss after taking the New Braunfels’ Cougarettes to the zoo in a, 44-13 victory.
A pair of Hawks had 12 points with Lainee Moses and Sophia Barber leading the charge for Canyon Lake.
Barber had a different outlook on this contest as a Canyon transfer that knew this opponents in a much deeper way.
Guard Barber shared how she approaches her games, “I address the situation and as a guard you have to take charge of the game.”
Junior Skylar Hurst scoring in win over Florence (photo by Karen Holmes)
This Week @ Canyon Lake December Tuesday 13th Pleasanton @ CL Hawks Fr. 500p Boys Basketball CL Hawks JV 2 @ Navarro 500p Girls Basketball Pleasanton @ CL Hawks JV 500p Boys Basketball CL Hawks JV 1 @ Navarro 615p Girls Basketball Pleasanton @ CL Hawks 630p Boys Basketball CL Hawks @ Navarro 730p Girls Basketball December Friday 16th CL Hawks Fr @ Jourdanton 430p Boys Basketball CL Hawks JV @ Jourdanton 430p Boys Basketball CL Hawks JV 2 @ Austin Travis 500p Girls Basketball CL Hawks @ Jourdanton 600p Boys Basketball CL Hawks JV 1 @ Austin Travis 630p Girls Basketball CL Hawks @ Austin Travis 800p Girls Basketball ===============———————————=================————————================
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Canyon Lake took Luling out to the wood-shed in their win over Eagls after spotting the home team to a 2 point first quarter lead before laying the wood in a, 57-30 victory.
“We started off slow, but really picked it up on the defensive end, which led to steals and easy points,” Head Basketball Coach Lucas Chapman started. “Our defense really carried us as we didn’t shoot the ball real well and turned it over way too much. Like I told them after the game, we have the ability to have a great offensive team if we can limit our turnovers. Overall it was a good win.”
Canyon Lake took a 5 point first quarter deficit and finish with a 15 point win over Austin Crockett on Tuesday night in Austin, 52-37.
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“It was rough at the beginning,” Head Coach Zach Burleson started. “We were frustrated but battled through it. It’s good to come back from adversity. Then again, I need to find a way to get us starting better.”
Those 19 points given up in that first quarter by the Hawks had the defense not allowing that many points combined for the rest of the contest while an impressive 20 point second quarter giving CL enough fire power to build their lead till the end.
“The defense did their job that turned a rough start to a win,” Coach Burleson assessed. “We played good after the first outscoring them, 38-19 in the last 3 periods.”
