Hawks lost points for Track and Field when several athletes were dancing out of their blocks for Thursday night in San Antonio while CL was competing in Wimberley.

Canyon Lake hopes to have all of their athletes next week when the Hawks host their meet on Thursday before Easter Break.

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JUNIOR VARSITY                                                          VARSITY

100 M Dash                              Discus
 Atticus Crader     11.66 5th  2pts      Thomas Gregory    118-11    4th     4pts
200 M Dash                               Justin Monfils    109-11    5th     2
 Aaron Adalpe       25.57 5th  2        Long Jump
1600 M Run                               Christian Dittman   19-1    5th     2
 Mike Russell     5:18.00 6th  1        Pole Vault
Triple Jump                              Christian Dittman   13-6    3rd     6
 Joseph Arredondo    36-7 2nd  8        4x100 M Relay       44.20    3rd    12
 Tayvion Soliz       35-3 6th  1         Eduardo Covarrubias
Discus                                   Daniel Camarillo
 Gordon McCleary    105-4 2nd  8         Doug Hubnik
Pole Vault                               Shane Relkin
 Wyatt Wiggins        8-6 4th  4        4x200 M Relay     1:32.50    2nd    16
4x100 M Relay       47:21 5th  4         Eduardo Covarrubias
 Nick Adams                              Daniel Camarillo
 Joseph Arredondo                        Doug Hubnik
 Cody Murray                             Shane Relkin
 Robert Woods
4x200 M Relay     1:40.89 6th  2
 Nich Adams
 Joseph Arredondo
 Cody Murray
 Robert Woods
4x400 M Relay     3:55.68 5th  4
 Joseph Arrendondo
 Atticus Crader
 Hunter Lehman
 Alex Martinez

Hawks Girls Track team finished with 45 points in the Texan Relays on Thursday, March 21 in Wimberley.

Triple Jump seems to be that one event that is the in thing to do. Maybe this has evolved from Marisa Ellis reaching State last season.

If you put all the Triple Jump distances down for District 27-3A competitors, then you would have the following points from this one event:

Place  Name             Distance        Team           Points
 1st   Marisa Ellis       36'4          Hawks            10
 2nd   Singleton          34'7.5        Fredericksburg    8
 3rd   Trena Lorett       33'5          Hawks             6
 4th   Mariah Ells        33'4          Hawks             4
 5th   Shapiro            32'7          Wimberley         2
 6th   Bailey Drum        32'6          Hawks             1
 7th   Halley McKnight    32'4          Hawks

Canyon Lake’s Junior Varsity finished 3rd place beating out several larger schools. (Marble Falls, Lehman, Dripping Springs and other schools.

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Canyon Lake has had some good Pole Vaulters in past seasons and this year

Christian Dittman seems to be ready to raise that bar.

Pole Vaulting is one track event that fans are drawn to since it has so many areas an athlete needs to excel in to realize a good result.

Being coordinated to make your pole stick while running with a good amount of speed and then having that ability to accelerate off the ground to push into the air over 13 feet (in this case) in the air.

Dittman was sailing along in Wimberley on Thursday night in clearing 13’6 by what seemed to be one to two feet. Dittman had also made his lower marks by clearing that same bar with ease.

The event steward then moved the bar to 14′ with just three competitors left on this evening.

That height would be a personal record in a meet for Dittman and you could see his determination as he readied himself for his three tries to conquer another rung on this proverbial ladder.

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Lady Hawks Tracksters are pretty powerful considering the number of athletes they have participating for the team this season.

Trena Lorett is one of those athletes that would be entered in every event they would let her enter and that is certainly as asset for the Hawks this year.

Unfortunately for CL they only allow five events per meet.

Lorett has been playing Volleyball, Basketball, and every Sport allowed in Track.

Put is this way, if they had Table Tennis, then this young lady would be involved.

“I’m super competitive and driven,” Lorett stated matter of fact. “If I was in the stands watching a sport, then I would want to be out there competing.”

One thing that could be hard for most people is making the switch between sports during the year.

Lorett has that covered, “When I’m playing Volleyball, then I’m playing select Basketball and when I’m playing Basketball, then I’m playing select Volleyball.”

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By Head Golf Coach Greg Norris

The Canyon Lake boys golf team played host to 73 golfers on Wednesday at Canyon Lake Golf Club in Startzville.

The Hawks finished in second place in the 14 team event, shooting 330, their second best round of the season. The Steele Knights took home the winners trophy with a score of 328, besting the Hawks by 2 shots. East Central finished third at 346.
East Central’s Tyler Haecker shot 76 to win the individual title.

The Hawks were led by a pair of 79’s. Sophomore Skyler Tschoepe had 13 pars, including a string of 7 in a row on the back 9 where he shot one over 37 to secure 2nd place individual. Tschoepe parred the number one handicap hole to win the 3 way tie-breaker.

Senior Ralph Gonzales also shot 79 for the Hawks which included birdies on his first two holes of the day followed up with 7 pars. He won the third place medal with a birdie on the number three handicap hole to win the tie-breaker over Eric Ayers of Steele.

JJ Herrera shot 85 which included 8 pars over the 6520 yard course while teammate Andrew Riali had 6 pars en route to a round of 87.

The Hawks return to action next Wednesday when they travel to Lady Bird Johnson golf course in Fredericksburg.

Canyon Lake JV Baseball team split a double header with Bandera, Monday night at the Hawk Diamond

winning the second game, 8-0 to earn this split.

The Hawks were a different team when they took the field for the nightcap.

“Coach (Brian Owens) challenged our manhood,” Colton Avey said after commenting how bad their first game was played. “That got us fired up!”

The split was a result of good defense and even better pitching.

How good? Try these stats out for size.

Bandera’s pitcher threw 35 pitches in his first inning of work.
Austin Headrick pitched 30 pitches for the entire game.

How about three outs on three pitches in his final inning.

“I have only done that once when I was eight,” Pitcher Headrick recollected. “I was really focused and Coach really wanted us to turn it around after the loss and get some enthusiasm.”

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 3/18    JV Baseball       Bandera           10      Canyon Lake       7 First Game
                           Canyon Lake        8      Bandera           0 Second Game
 3/19    Varsity Baseball  Boerne             3      Canyon Lake       2 (8 innings)
         Varsity Softball  Fredericksburg    10      Canyon Lake       3
         JV Softball       Fredericksburg     9      Canyon Lake       4
         Boy's Soccer      Dripping Springs   4      Canyon Lake       0
         Girl's Soccer     Dripping Springs   6      Canyon Lake       0
 3/20    Golf              Canyon Lake               Finished Second
 3/21    Track and Field   Canyon Lake        @      Wimberley         3:30pm
 3/22    Varsity Baseball  Navarro            1      Canyon Lake       0
         Varsity Softball  Bandera           12      Canyon Lake       2
         JV Softball       Bandera           12      Canyon Lake       4
         Tennis            Canyon Lake        @      Wimberley         TBA
         Girl's Soccer     Canyon Lake        1      Wimberley         1 *Won Coin Toss
         Boy's Soccer      Canyon Lake        1      Wimberley         1

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The Hawks District Track team has had a couple of meets to get some idea of where they might

stand against their District 27-3A brethren.

Below you will find out based on CL’s best times and distances compared with athletes from other district teams.

Notice that you will see names of the events followed by where they would stack up with opponents.

Also, number notations will indicate the date of when said athlete performed their time. Hence a 2.23 would let you know the month and date of that performance.

Numbers at the end of each line will give you how much that event would be worth for the District teams.

Jordan Anderson’s first place time in the 100 Meter Dash would be worth 10 points for Canyon Lake.

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The numbers below represent what each District 27-3A school has performed at their different

meets so far in this young season.

If you combine all the times and distances for each event then you can have an idea of where each district team might fall if the District Meet was held today.

Have a look at how your Hawks are doing. The ReSporter has also added the Junior Varsity on these events.

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Canyon Lake could not hold onto a two run lead in the seventh inning and end up giving a game to Wimberley in extra innings, 4-3.

The Hawks were progressing through the game with timely double plays and hitting while forging to what seemed to be a comfortable win.

Then two hit batters to start the seventh inning ended up scoring on the Texans only hit of that stanza and tying the game which eventually led to this heartbreaking loss.

Daniel Camarillo started the game with a double in the gap and scored the Hawks opening run when the Texans pitcher wild pitched him home on a bang…bang play at the plate.

Canyon Lake drew blood again in the third when Peyton Sipila singled with one out and advanced to second on catcher’s indifference.

Enter Cody Powell, who proceeded to have a seven pitch at bat and he finally found a pitch to handle scoring Sipila with a single.

That at bat by Powell had six of those seven pitches in the strike zone and speaks well for a great at bat. Powell ended this game with three hits.

The Hawks last score was ln the next inning when CL had two outs that were made on the base paths.

With Camarillo advancing to third with Travis Walker’s hard grounder in the hole, the ball hit Camarillo’s foot resulting in runner’s interference and an automatic out.

Walker’s hit would of scored Camarillo, but all CL had to show for this first out of the inning was two runners on and one out.

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