Bracken Christian’s Head Coach Hosea Stredic has a teaching moment after scrimmage last Friday

This Week   @   Canyon Lake  &   Bracken Christian

Tue Aug 25   CL Hawks    @  Billies Fresh/JV                      Volleyball
             CL Hawks beat  Billies 17-25, 25-16, 25-16, 25-14    Volleyball

Thu Aug 27   CL Hawks beat Giddings & Akins lost Keller           Volleyball
             CL Hawks lost Blanco JV          14-24               Football
             CL Hawks beat Lago Vista Fresh   48-06               Football

Fri Aug 28   CL Hawks Fresh lost & JV won games with Blanco       Volleyball
             CL Hawks Varsity beat Blanco                         Volleyball
             Blanco      14  CL Hawks Varsity  00                 Football
             Temple HT   24  Bracken Warriors  54                 Football

Sat Aug 29   CL Hawks    @  New Braunfels                         CrossCountry
             CL Hawks beat SA Southwest 22-25, 25-11, 25-13       Volleyball
             CL Hawks beat Bastrop      25-17, 25-16              Volleyball
             CL Hawks   vs. Weatherford (right now)               Volleyball
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Hannah Wunderlich ready to finish off what Sam York digs up

Canyon Lake Hawks finish NEISD with win over SA Lee as they will enter their last phase of non-district games in a couple of weeks.

“We finished the tournament with a 3-5 record and we had some great games even though we lost some,” Head Coach Kim Paisley said. “The type of teams we played, we will not see that type of team for the rest of this season.”

Coach Paisley had a reason for her optimism with the Hawks record as each team played was in the largest private school size or a 6A school.

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Canyon Lake vs Medina Valley Panthers

Canyon Lake Football served up a big glass TD’s to the Panthers.

Defensive Back Jesse Andrade had an Interception in game with Medina Valley

The second and final scrimmage of the 2105 Hawk football season got under way this past Thursday at 5pm in Castroville as the 5-A Medina Valley Panthers took on the 4-A Canyon Lake Hawks on a breezy and cooler than expected night for high school football in August.

When this night was over and was all said and done, the Panthers were glad to see the Hawks leave.

The evening started with a scrimmage format, having the field split into two with each team starting on their 45 yard line in opposite directions with a 30 minute continuous running clock.

The idea with the running clock was to get as many plays as possible during that time frame.

The Junior Varsity started on defense and while the freshman started on offense to begin the evening and it wasn’t long before both Hawk teams had scored.

The JV’s defensive CB Jesse Andrade cut in front of a Panther wide receiver in the flats and picked off the pass at full speed and had more open real-estate in front of him than what Donald Trump owns.

“I just covered my area like coaches had been teaching us all month and closed the distance with the receiver as fast as I could and cut him off and grabbed the ball” said Andrade.

There wasn’t a Panther around for fifteen yards in any direction as the whistle blew to end the play.

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Senior Alexis Robinson in Wimberley last week with her serve as Bailey Drum gets ready

Canyon Lake had mixed results on their first day at the NEISD Tournament with two losses and one win.

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What you take from a day like this is focusing on the team the Hawks beat.

Clemens was that foe, and CL took a game against a team that had won earlier against the Hawks at home.

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HAWKS Greet & Eat
Raising money for the new CLHS Hawk Varsity Football Tunnel
What: * Meet the ​2015 CLHS Varsity Football Players *Get autographs from the players
*Take a picture with your favorite players
*Run through the new tunnel!
*Buy a $10 ticket and get a sandwich deal provided by The Yippee Coyote
*1⁄2 the ticket proceeds go to the purchase of the new football tunnel
When:​ August 29, 2015 from 1p.m. to 4p.m.
Where: ​Jackson’s Open Air Market
­ 6341 FM 32(1.3 miles from the intersection of 3424 & 32 ­ towards San Marcos)
Tickets ​will be available for purchase on the following dates:

*​August 21st ​at the Meet the Hawks night at CLHS *​August 28th ​at the first home football game at CLHS *​August 29th ​at the HAWKS Greet & Eat
Can’t make it, but still want to contribute? Buy a ticket and The Yippee Coyote will honor it any Saturday or Sunday that you can swing by for your sandwich deal!

Hawks with a Block Party in Tex-Fest Tourney

Canyon Lake beat the Lockhart Lions on Tuesday night in a 3 game sweep as they will begin a 3 day NEISD Tournament starting this Thursday.

The Hawks had some good news as the injury to Addison Farley might not be as bad as first thought and an earlier return possible.

CL did take care of business against Lockhart as the Hawks improved their record to 7-2 with the sweep, 25-14, 25-11, and 25-23.

Canyon Lake ended the first game with an 8-2 run with their 11 point win when Hannah Wunderlich finished the Lions off with a kill and serving ace.

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Canyon Lake is digging their 6-2 start to this season

This Week @ Canyon Lake

The Hawks had a decent week with a 3rd place finish in Volleyball, finishing, 6-2 for the week.

CL fashioned a 6 game winning streak during the Tex-Fest Wimberley tournament after missing by one game for a chance of playing for the championship game.

Canyon Lake will be waiting to see what the prognosis for Senior Outside Hitter, Addison Farley, who turned her ankle right before the Semifinal game with Peaster was about to start.

With that loss, Canyon Lake had to revamp their line-up and just could not muster enough to take that match.

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Hawks hold their own in scrimmage with Gonzales last Friday at Hawk Stadium.

Canyon Lake will be using younger players when the season starts in two weeks and that was certainly noted in the Friday scrimmage.

Chris Schultz and Matthew O’Connell ready go dish out some pain

“I was pleased on how our scrimmage went,” Head Coach Charley Drum started. “We were wide eyed and I thought we matched them punch for punch.”

With the youth age upon the Hawks being wide eyed is certainly something that might have been expected as Canyon Lake suited up some players that were waiting another 2 weeks last season as 8th graders to find their jersey number.

A well oiled machine will not be expected at this time of year as the Hawks also search for a quarterback and two running backs lost in last year’s senior class.

Between those players lost, Canyon Lake, will need to replace 74% of their rushing yards and a whopping 86% of yards gained by the forward pass.

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Hawks zeroing in on another point

Canyon Lake’s Volleyball team placed 3rd in a 27 team field at Wimerley’s Tex-Fest Tournament.

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The Hawks started an early game against Boerne Geneva with two hard fought wins, 25-20 and 28-26.

That first game was nip and tuck as both teams could not get separation finding themselves tied, 10-10.

With a 16-13 lead, Faith Hasness service was able to expand the lead to, 21-14 with two kills from Addison Farley, a block with Emma Gray, and a Hasness ace along with good passing.

In the second game, Canyon Lake and Geneva were tied 10 times, the largest lead for CL was 23-20 with Gray getting the final kill for the win.

Farley and Bailey Drum both chimed in with 12 kills in the Hawks next game against district foe, Cuero.

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Senior Outside Hitter Addison Farley getting her point across

CL Hawks have a 4 game winning streak after taking all three games opening Friday at Wimberley’s Tex-Fest Tournament.

Canyon Lake did not lose a game on Friday as they won both games in a 3 game series against Ingram, Hardin, and St. Andrew schools.

The duo of Addison Farley and Bailey Drum were instrumental in the onslaught as Farley finished the day with 20 kills while Drum accumulated 17.

The Hawks used several different lineups as the first week of games had Head Coach Kim Paisley moving the players around as a master in a chess match.

“We are just giving opportunities and trying to see what works with the girls in different spots,” Coach Paisley said. “It is still early and we are just in our fist week of games.”

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