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Thursday, December 3rd, 2015Lady Hawks Color Bandera Gray, 49-32
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2015
Go Hawks
Canyon Lake won their first home game over Bandera on Tuesday night, 49-32.
“It was nice to get a win on our first home game,” Head Coach Mary Beth Gallagher said. “We had great fan support and the atmosphere was fun and exciting…we played well as a team and had a good solid defensive effort.”
The Hawks had two players reach double figures in scoring, as Sarah Russell chipped in 11 points while Emma Gray had a 21 point game coupled with 16 rebounds.
Gray did everything but shoot a 3 pointer in this win as she also had a team high 8 assists and 2 blocks.
Those 8 assists would usually be a team total or more on many nights as Gray dominated the inside with her play on both ends of the floor.
Hawk Boy’s Catch Fire & Beat Somerset, 65-60
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2015Go Hawks
Canyon Lake was on fire in the second half scoring 44 points and overcoming a 13 point halftime deficit in beating Somerset, 65-60.
“They got into a half-court trap that led to some mistakes and turnovers from us,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman said. “That led to easy layups for them. We just got rattled a little bit and they went on a run.”
In the past, that type of half would mean more of the same and a bad loss as a result.
“I told the guys at half that if we take care of the ball, then we will be fine,” Coach Chapman recalled. “We had 12 turnovers in the first half and only 3 in the second half.”
That was the turning point as the Hawks have proved in past games that it is hard to score when you are not getting shots off because of mistakes on offense.
Scoring 44 points in the second half would be more than what the Hawks saw in whole games in the past.
2015 Football Season and Individual Stats
Friday, November 27th, 2015
Hawk Offensive Line opens gaping hole for Fullback Hayden DuBois
Canyon Lake Offensive Team and Individual Best Points Scored Points Average Games 2014 365 2011 35.3 10 2011 353 2014 30.4 12 2010 281 2010 23.4 12 2015 248 2015 22.5 11 2012 216 2012 21.6 10 2009 216 2009 19.6 11 2013 228 2013 19.0 12 2008 72 2008 7.2 10 Offensive Plays Rushing Plays 2010 699 2014 603 2014 674 2013 583 2013 650 2015 510 2009 634 2010 422 2015 584 2011 378 2011 537 2012 346 2012 523 2009 315 2015 170 2015 151 Passing Plays Rushing Yards 2009 319 2014 3269 2010 277 2013 3206 2012 177 2015 2773 2011 159 2011 2447 2015 74 2010 2062 2014 71 2012 1580 2013 67 2009 1172 Passing Yards Total Yards 2009 2343 2011 4060 2010 1930 2010 3992 2011 1613 2014 3990 2012 1501 2013 3646 2014 721 2009 3515 2015 467 2015 3260 2013 440 2012 3081 Total Yards Ave. First Downs 2011 406.0 2014 195 2010 332.7 2011 192 2014 332.5 2010 175 2009 319.5 2015 170 2013 308.1 2009 165 2012 303.8 2013 158 2015 296.4 2012 139 Individuals Top 10 (Plus the Next Active Players) Rushing Yards Receiving Yards Zach Henshaw 4363 Eric Nelson 1527 Josh DeVries 2071 Matt Magness 1041 Hayden DuBois 1904 Drew Riccio 687 Eduardo Covarrubias 1711 Doug Hubnik 645 McGuire Johnson 1337 Daniel Camarillo 617 Robert Woods 946 Richard Howell 533 Tanner Faris 938 Jeremy Fulton 515 Austin Brennan 507 Zach Henshaw 509 Micah St. John 499 Josh DeVries 457 Casey Coffee 404 Quinn Pike 384 Jacob Ruff 253 Heath McDonough 162 Austin Brennan 161 Tanner Faris 123 Total Rushing & Receiving Rushing for Season Year Zach Henshaw 4872 Zach Henshaw 2062 2011 Josh DeVries 2528 Josh DeVries 1356 2014 Hayden DuBois 1947 McGuire Johnson 1306 2013 Eduardo Covarrubias 1832 Zach Henshaw 1161 2010 Eric Nelson 1527 Zach Henshaw 1141 2009 McGuire Johnson 1358 Tanner Faris 938 2015 Tanner Faris 1061 Hayden DuBois 897 2014 Matt Magness 1041 Eduardo Covarrubias 789 2010 Robert Woods 987 Eduardo Covarrubias 762 2012 Austin Brennan 668 Josh DeVries 715 2013 Rushing in Game Year Game Zach Henshaw 300 2011 Fredericksburg Zach Henshaw 297 2011 Sealy Zach Henshaw 287 2011 Navarro Zach Henshaw 266 2010 Somerset Zach Henshaw 252 2011 Austin-Travis Zach Henshaw 243 2010 Burnet Zach Henshaw 227 2011 Bandera Josh DeVries 213 2014 Rockport-Fulton Zach Henshaw 204 2009 Gonzales Zach Henshaw 200 2011 Blanco McGuire Johnson 199 2013 Somerset Receiving in Game Year Game Eric Nelson 171 2009 Blanco Eric Nelson 154 2009 China Spring Brody Wisdom 143 2009 Llano Richard Howell 138 2010 Navarro Daniel Camarillo 136 2012 Burnet Eric Nelson 132 2009 Llano Matt Magness 125 2011 Bandera Quinn Pike 125 2011 Fredericksburg Matt Magness 116 2010 Luling Matt Magness 116 2010 Fredericksburg Passing Yards Career Passing Percentage Ross Wagliardo 3896 Ross Wagliardo .551 Branson Belcher 3101 Branson Belcher .507 Jeffrey Nabors 1709 Jeffrey Nabors .496 Skyler Tschoepe 1076 Skyler Tschoepe .488 Ben Fulton 430 Ben Fulton .368 Touchdowns Thrown Passes Thrown Branson Belcher 28 Ross Wagliardo 559 Ross Wagliardo 25 Branson Belcher 339 Jeffrey Nabors 16 Jeffrey Nabors 272 Skyler Tschoepe 8 Skyler Tschoepe 123 Ben Fulton 5 Ben Fulton 68 Wins Scoring Branson Belcher 11 Zach Henshaw 306 Skyler Tschoepe 8 Josh DeVries 182 Ross Wagliardo 7 Hayden DuBois 156 Jeffrey Nabors 6 Mike Thorpe 121 Ben Fulton 4 Matt Magness 100 Will Joyner 1 Jake Robinson 94 Eric Nelson 90 Branson Belcher 80 Austin Brennan 66 Eduardo Covarrubias 66 McGuire Johnson 66 Touchdowns Rushing Touchdowns Receiving Zach Henshaw 47 Matt Magness 16 Hayden DuBois 26 Eric Nelson 15 Josh DeVries 21 Doug Hubnik 7 Branson Belcher 13 Daniel Camarillo 5 Eduardo Covarrubias 11 Christian Pena 4 McGuire Johnson 11 Drew Riccio 4 Austin Brennan 9 Zach Henshaw 4 Robert Woods 7 Quinn Pike 3 Tanner Faris 6 Todd Pippin 3 Micah St. John 5 Heath McDonough 3 Jeff Nabors 5 Austin Brennan 2 Field Goals PAT's Mike Thorpe 8 Mike Thorpe 97 Jake Robinson 5 Jake Robinson 79 Juan Martinez 4 Jacob Crabb 34 Juan Martinez 29 James Richardson 2 Longest Rushing or Receiving Touchdowns Matt Magness 88 Receiving 2010 Luling Matt Magness 84 Receiving 2010 Fredericksburg Josh DeVries 82 Rushing 2014 Smithville Zach Henshaw 79 Receiving 2011 Luling Eric Nelson 77 Receiving 2009 Liberty Hill Tanner Faris 76 Rushing 2015 Bandera Eduardo Covarrubias 75 Rushing 2010 Fredericksburg Josh DeVries 71 Receiving 2014 Taylor Daniel Camarillo 70 Receiving 2012 Somerset Daniel Camarillo 69 Receiving 2012 Blanco
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CL Lady Hawks Beat Somerset for First Win, 41-28
Tuesday, November 24th, 2015
Head Basketball Coach Mary Beth Gallagher
The Lady Hawks were able to get their first win of the season against Somerset on Monday with a 41-28 victory last Monday.
“Well today was a good combination of solid defense and good transition ball,” Head Basketball Coach Mary Beth Gallagher said. “We did a good job of controlling the boards and our height finally came in handy.”
CL finished with 37 rebounds with 13 on the offensive side of the court. Those offensive boards help in making that low shooting percentage will help in getting that turkey to go down better this Thanksgiving.
“We are starting to get back to our gritty defense,” Coach Gallagher admonished. “We do show signs of improvement on our basketball IQ.”
Boy’s Basketball: Hawks Feast on Yellowjackets, 59-40
Tuesday, November 24th, 2015
Senior Brandon Ward scored 8 points while dishing out 4 assists in Hawks win over Llano
Canyon Lake got there first win over Llano on Monday as the Hawks stung the Yellowjackets, 59-40.
“We came out early and got into a full-court man,” Head Basketball Coach Lucas Chapman stated. “That led to some turnovers and easy baskets….we really attacked the zone well early on and got some points in the paint.”
Thirteen of the 15 players scored in this game as the points were spread over the whole court much like the press wreaked havoc on Llano as CL held Llano to just 3 points to start the game.
Heath McDonough and Will Gray both finished with 9 points while Brandon Ward and Jacob Ramirez coming in with 8 a piece.
Too Hawk to Trot 5K Event Update!
Sunday, November 22nd, 2015
The ReSporter had an advertisement for the community a couple of weeks ago for a 5K Hawk Trot for the Canyon Lake Feeder schools.
Elizabeth Stearns was in charge of this event and The ReSporter had a chance to get news on how the extravaganza went.
The ReSporter: What is the history for this event?
Stearns: “We had our first 5K with just Startzville Elementary Nov 17, 2012 and then decided we needed to make it a community event. I am a runner and my kids beg to do the obstacle runs with me but most have an age limit. Because of that I wanted to make this an obstacle course that the whole family could do. I want our community to love being active together.”
The ReSporter: What is your purpose so you can get the word out for next year?
CLJV Football Stats and Warning Signs for Rising Water
Sunday, November 22nd, 2015
Braden Duke, Bradley Hight, Braden Hight, and Colton McDonald after win over Bandera JV, 46-0
Canyon Lake’s Junior Varsity football team was another success story as this team also won their district race as their were several high marks in accomplishing this goal.
Number one, is having a team that was comprised of mostly sophomore students.
What is significant about this tidbit?
This year, the Hawk Varsity, had the most sophomores playing varsity than CL’s first official year of putting on the pads.
So with a number of players already in an upgraded uniform, you can see that winning district would compliment the number of players still not able to make the jump to that next level.
Thank about how a group of players that not more than 2 years ago were playing in Mountain Valley as 8th graders that has now lost practically that whole ‘A’ team that ran through that successful campaign.
CL Hawk’s Boys Basketball Can’t Finish in Loss to Billies, 67-44
Saturday, November 21st, 2015
Go Hawks
Canyon Lake is still in their infancy as Fredericksburg won each quarter in this win, 67-44.
“We did some good stuff,” Head Coach Lucas Chapman stated. “We could not finish shots or our free throws…but I liked our energy and effort and we were much more engaged in this game.”
To accent, Coach Chapman’s comments, the Hawks could not finish on the offensive side shooting 32% from the floor while leaving a possible 17 points at the charity stripe.
You can not expect perfection from the free throw line, but making 60-70% would have brought a whole new dynamic to this game in the second half.
The Billies buried Canyon Lake from they’re free throw stripe making 79% of those shots for 15 points in the second half.
