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Thursday, November 24th, 2016CL Hawk Freshman Have Teeth Pulled at Dentist in Win over Llano, 33-16
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2016
Rylee Spaulding scoring from the charity stripe in Hawk win over Llano, 33-16 (photo by Karen Holmes)
CL Freshman basketball team finally broke the dam scoring 15 points in the 4th quarter in beating Llano, 33-16.
“We did not play well and played down to our competition,” Head Freshman Coach Javier Almanza recalled. “But our good defense helped us win this game.”
Scoring points was not an easy task with this 11am start before a Thanksgiving break but Canyon Lake would finally finish their task with a win.
Shooting just one for 13 in the first quarter started what would be a trip to the dentist office in getting some teeth pulled.
The basketball was too large for the basket for much of this game as CL had a 25% shooting percentage in the first half that had Llano with a one point advantage, 13-12.
In the first quarter, Canyon Lake scored their first goal with half the quarter already spent and that basket would be the first for the game. Benjamin Rowe found Nicolas Rivera cutting to the basket for that first tooth being pulled.
This dentist patient still had most of his teeth as scoring was not an easy thing to accomplish in this contest.
CL Hawks Varsity Feast on Yellowjackets, 72-35
Tuesday, November 22nd, 2016
Parker Mott and Charlie McIntosh ready to run their offense in win over Llano (photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake made turkey out of Yellowjackets in feast over Llano, 72-35 at the Hawk Nest on Tuesday.
The Hawks had an early game scheduled as the students had been released for Thanksgiving Holidays and CL released some major hurt on Llano as the first quarter 17 point advantage would only be increased during the next 3 quarters as the offense and defense played sharp games.
“We executed well,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman started. “This game scared me because we were playing in the morning and it was right before a holiday.”
Many times a coach has no idea of how their team will perform when you have so many distractions like mentioned above.
Lady Hawks Finish with 1-3 Record in SAISD Tournament
Sunday, November 20th, 2016
Freshman Jessie Melendez (shown) & Chelsea Tschoepe has helped this years Varsity
Canyon Lake Girl’s Basketball went into the tall trees this past week as they participated in the San Antonio ISD Basketball Tournament.
Those tall trees came in the form of 5A and 6A schools and the Hawks had a 1-3 showing for this 3 day event.
The SAISD tourney started with a top 5 ranked El Paso Burges team that beat CL, 61-37 on Thursday.
Head Coach Zach Burleson was optimistic after the 4 game experience, “If we play like we are capable, then we can play with anybody.”
The games showed some inconsistencies, but in playing larger classification schools you will certainly be helped as this season progresses.
Hawk All-Time Football Offensive Stats
Saturday, November 19th, 2016
Ben Fulton has another year to move up the charts. (mjrphotog.com)
Hawk 2016 Football Final Stats and Records Top 10 All-Time Rushing name year yds name year carries Zach Henshaw 2011 4364 Zach Henshaw 2011 727 Josh DeVries 2014 2108 Hayden Dubois 2014 435 Hayden Dubois 2014 1973 Josh DeVries 2014 297 Tanner Faris 2017 1802 Eduardo Covarrubias 2012 295 Eduardo Covarrubias 2012 1711 Micah St. John 2017 251 Austin Brennan 2016 1512 Tanner Faris 2017 243 Micah St. John 2017 1376 McGuire Johnson 2013 213 McGuire Johnson 2013 1337 Robert Woods 2015 195 Robert Woods 2015 943 Austin Brennan 2016 194 Casey Coffee 2012 404 Branson Belcher 2012 104 name year ave name year td Austin Brennan 2016 7.8 Zach Henshaw 2011 47 Tanner Faris 2017 7.4 Hayden Dubois 2014 27 Matt Adams 2015 7.2 Josh DeVries 2014 23 Josh DeVries 2014 7.1 Tanner Faris 2017 20 McGuire Johnson 2013 6.3 Austin Brennan 2016 19 Zach Henshaw 2011 6.0 Micah St. John 2017 19 Eduardo Covarrubias 2012 5.8 Branson Belcher 2012 13 Casey Coffee 2012 5.0 McGuire Johnson 2013 11 Robert Woods 2015 4.8 Eduardo Covarrubias 2012 11 Hayden Dubois 2014 4.5 Robert Woods 2015 8 Receiving name no name yards Eric Nelson 2009 104 Eric Nelson 2009 1527 Drew Riccio 2009 71 Matt Magnes 2011 1041 Matt Magnes 2011 50 Drew Riccio 2009 687 Jeremy Fulton 2011 38 Daniel Camarillo 2012 632 Richard Howell 2010 32 Doug Hubnik 2012 600 Daniel Camarillo 2011 31 Richard Howell 2010 533 Joe Shone 2009 31 Jeremy Fulton 2011 515 Josh DeVries 2014 29 Zach Henshaw 2011 509 Zach Henshaw 2011 28 Josh DeVries 2014 484 Doug Hubnik 2011 26 Tanner Faris 2017 423 ave per catch td Brandon Courtney 2016 38.8 Matt Magness 2011 16 Austin Brennan 2016 26.8 Eric Nelson 2009 15 Brody Wisdom 2010 23.4 Doug Hubnik 2012 8 Doug Hubnik 2012 23.1 Daniel Camarillo 2012 6 Quinn Pike 2011 21.3 Zach Henshaw 2011 5 Matt Magnes 2011 20.8 Austin Brennan 2016 5 Daniel Camarillo 2012 20.4 Josh DeVries 2014 4 Evan Schuller 2013 18.5 Todd Pippin 2011 4 Zach Henshaw 2011 18.2 Tanner Faris 2017 3 Josh DeVries 2014 16.7 Quinn Pike 2011 3 Richard Howell 2010 16.7 Christian Pena 2009 3 Eric Nelson 2009 14.7 Heath McDonough 2016 3
Top 5 Quarterback #’s comp att Ross Wagliardo 2009 330 Ross Wagliardo 2009 599 Branson Belcher 2012 172 Branson Belcher 2012 339 Jefffrey Nabors 2010 135 Jeffrey Nabors 2010 272 Skyler Tschoepe 2014 60 Skyler Tschoepe 2014 123 Ben Fulton 2017 56 Ben Fulton 2017 119 yds td Ross Wagliardo 2009 3896 Branson Belcher 2012 28 Branson Belcher 2012 3101 Ross Wagliardo 2009 25 Jeffrey Nabors 2010 1709 Jeffrey Nabors 2010 16 Ben Fulton 2017 1162 Ben Fulton 2017 13 Skyler Tschoepe 2014 1076 Skyler Tschoepe 2014 8
CLJV Hawks Steal Prairie Grass from Buffaloes, 54-29
Saturday, November 19th, 2016
Noah Gray has 7 steals in win over Fox Tech
Canyon Lake’s JV unleashed an avalanche of athletes on the Buffaloes as their home debut was successful, 54-29.
“We got after them which gave us a lot of second chance opportunities,” Head JV Coach Brian Hooper said. “We have a lot of players and depth.”
The Hawks JV squad held the Buffaloes less than 10 points for each quarter as their lead grew with pressure and a good all around game.
With 16 steals, CLJV, opened up their offense by a great defense as Fox Tech could never find the room to have offensive power.
Canyon Lake controlled the boards to the tune of 58 rebounds and 30 of those bounds came on the offensive side of the court.
Hawks Make Buffalo Wings in Win, 60-50
Saturday, November 19th, 2016Canyon Lake evened their record over Fox Tech Buffaloes as 4 Hawks finished the game with double figure scoring, 60-50.

Jacob Pistokache 3 pointers help spark Hawk Stampede
Joseph Boyd led CL with 13 points followed in succession by Tyler Williams (12), Jacob Pistokache (11), and Gerrit Wilkins (10) in this win.
The Hawks shot 52% from the floor in forging the victory after scoring 17 points in the decisive second quarter taking a 1 point first quarter deficit to their margin of victory and a 10 point lead into halftime.
With 18 Hawk steals the Buffaloes could not find enough grass in the Hill Country to graze and this eventual loss.
Tech did increase their 1 point 2nd quarter lead to 3 points which would be the Buffaloes largest lead in the game.
Lady Hawks JV-1 Roast Marshmallows in Win over Texans, 42-36
Wednesday, November 16th, 2016
Lainee Moses in earlier game with Lehman as JV 1 Hawks are still unscathed.
Winning ways continue for this year’s JV-1 squad as they finished off the Wimberley Texans in grand fashion, 42-36.
That score makes this game seem much closer than it actually was as the Hawks controlled this contest from the opening tip to that final horn.
Caroline Kullberg led all scorers with 18 points which was just off being half of the teams points.
The Hawk pressure had the Texans’ with a multitude of turnovers which is saying something given that Canyon Lake was also a frequent visitor to the turnover whistle with 31 for the game.
CL had foul trouble throughout the game which was a contributing factor in how this game finished with a 6 point win as Wimberley had the lead once, 3-2 at the 6 minute mark in that first quarter.
Lady Hawks Straighten the Back-Bone in Win over Texans, 51-49
Wednesday, November 16th, 2016
Alexa Ramos, Emily McDonald, and Reagan Heun after Win over Texans
Wimberley lost their grip in loss to Canyon Lake as the Hawks won for the first time since February 9, 2010. This win was the first victory on the Texan’s home turf, 51-49.
That was the year your Hawks qualified for the playoffs in their second year of competition. That win was needed to get their ticket punched for those fun games.
“I am really pleased with our effort as Wimberley forced us out of our comfort zone,” Head Coach Zach Burleson surmised. “We had so many opportunities in that 4th Quarter to knock them down and increase our lead but this game showed we took a step in the right direction.”
That direction is becoming a straighter Backbone for this edition of Canyon Lake Lady Hawks.
Coaches Corner with Girls Basketball’s Zach Burleson
Sunday, November 13th, 2016
Head Girl’s Basketball Coach Zach Burleson
The ReSporter: Well, you had your first week of games….what is your overall feeling bout this years group of girls?
Coach Burleson: “Well we have seen some positive things. We are getting more comfortable with each other and with what we want to do.”
The ReSporter: You have been short handed to start this year’s games, when do you expect to be with a full squad?
Coach Burleson: “It’s always a fluid situation. Lineups will change, not necessarily because someone isn’t playing well, but more due to us just needing to see how a particular group plays together. Injuries will also happen, so we need to be prepared to play with multiple lineups.”