Hawk Freshman Put up Wall on Defense against Raiders (picture mjrphotog.com)
The Hawk Freshman jumped out to a 26 point lead and held their own during the second half in win over Austin Reagan at Noack Field, 26-12.
A hefty dose of Cody Daily to start this game, as he rumbled around end on several carries to amass 120 yards on 7 carries before the first half ended.
Daily had 45 yards rushing on his first two touchdown runs to start the game as Canyon Lake was dominant during the first half.
The Hilltop ReSporter will be broadcasting the Hawk game tonight starting with pre/game at 7:00pm and live action starting at 7:30pm.
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Back Row (from left to right), Eden Farley, Mariah Haight, and Tyler Hollums (picture by Phil Melone)
The Volleyball Sub-Varsity Teams did their patented sweep again as there was no prisoners taken as both the JV and Freshman
took care of their matches in short order.
That was a good thing as the crowd would not know the Varsity would inject some drama with their match by going 5 games later that evening.
The Hawk Freshman team was first, winning with a methodical, 25-14 and 25-08 score.
Faith Hasness is tops with 20 kills in win over Marion
Canyon Lake’s Volleyball team had a scare on Tuesday night with the Marion Bulldogs pulling off a 5 game set in winning 3-2.
The Hawks (16-8) ran out to a comfortable first set win, 25-11 but that pillow lost it’s softness as Marion started playing better and
causing CL to start sleeping on rocks.
Digging holes is another analogy that works since the Hawks were fighting from behind for most of the night.
CL’s largest lead in that first set ballooned up to 12 points a couple of times before the Hawks put the Bulldogs away, 25-11.
The largest lead in the second set happened near the end when Marion methodically played with resolve to a 5 point lead, 22-17 leaving CL in desperation mode.
Canyon Lake has not only been fed some stellar athletes for the boys, but the girls these past few years has also been very accomplished coming out of Mountain Valley Middle School too.
Girls Athletic Director and Softball Coach John Gallagher
The ReSporter had a conversation with Girl’s Athletic Director John Gallagher to get the scoop.
The ReSporter: Hey Coach Gallagher give us your overall opinion on last year’s sports for the ladies.
Coach John Gallagher: “This year was a success throughout the athletic program. All of our female athletes worked very hard both in-season and off-season in the athletic period. As a whole our female athletes recorded improvement their strength, speed, and agility through a detailed workout program implemented by our coaches. There was also a higher level of academic achievement with many of our athletes being named to All-District Academic honors.”
The ReSporter: The Volleyball team set the bar high when they won the School’s first District Championship.
This Week @ Canyon Lake Aug. 30th CL Hawks Freshman @ Marion 5:00pm Volleyball CL Hawks JV @ Marion 5:00pm Volleyball CL Hawks Varsity @ Marion 6:00pm Volleyball Sept. 1st CL Hawks Freshman @ Austin Reagan 5:00pm Football *CL Hawks JV @ Austin Reagan 7:00pm Football Sept. 2nd Austin Reagan @ CL Hawks 7:30pm Football Sept. 3rd CL Hawks @ New Braunfels AM Cross Country Fairgrounds * This game will be Broadcast on CLB (Canyon Lake Broadcasting). Button on Home Page for access =========================================================
Kaylie Duke duking it out in Blanco Win
District 28-4A Volleyball Standings and Schedule
Team W L Pct
CL Hawks 16 8 .667
Bandera 14 9 .610
Boerne 16 10 .615
Fredericksburg 14 16 .467
Hondo 8 12 .400
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Alysha Perez vying for more playing time for Hawks
Canyon Lake continued their Non-Stop Volleyball games on Saturday as they participated in the Rattler Tournament in San Marcos.
The Hawks finished the day sweeping their three opponents and now prepare for best of 3 matches from here on out for this season.
CL will be starting their District 28-4A games a month from today and taking inventory and taking care of the little things become a focus for the Hawks as they prepare to build on their District Championship and see if they can add an (s) to that word.
After suffering 2 losses on Thursday in the Pool play, Canyon Lake, was placed in the Bronze Bracket and was certainly the best of this group of schools.
Poteet, San Marcos, and El Paso Andress were in the path of a team wanting to make a statement as this season progresses.
Alysha Perez setting up another Hawk score in win over Blanco (Photo by Karen Holmes)
Canyon Lake Hawk Volleyball took on Blanco Friday night in a surprising 4-1 match win against the Panthers.
Coach Paisley said it was a frustrating game and that her girls were playing Blanco’s game.
“We lacked the intensity that we have been playing with,” Coach said.
In the second game the Hawks started out on top, but it quickly became a point-for-point game. Faith Hasness’s spikes were money and kept the Hawks from falling behind. Regan Mickey was also top scoring playing a smart game at the net by placing tips in Blanco’s open court.
