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Junior Jasmine Smith gets her kicks in.
The Lady Hawks (5-2-2) took care of business in beating Floresville (8-3-1) at Hawk Stadium last Friday night as all the points scored came in the first half of play.
Canyon Lake had four starters out with injuries while many of the other players were banged up. That is what made the MASH unit even more remarkable.
Head Coach Jeffrey Vaughn looked like a champion puzzle player as he fit the pieces around to come out with a well deserved win over a Floresville Jaguar club.
Moving the Freshman Goal Keeper to a starter, the Senior Goal Keeper to Defender, the Midfielder/Defender to Sweeper, you get the idea. The Hawks were playing positions that were not normal for this young but resilient team.
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It wasn’t that long ago that the Canyon Lake Baseball team was
Head Coach Trent Dunavant
coming back from a second round loss to Hidalgo after taking the 27-5 team to a three game playoff and one hit from making the third round.
The Hawks were then hit with a slew of injuries and players moving to give the 2011 season a rebuilding campaign.
So now, one year later, Canyon Lake will now enter this season with only one returning Senior (Dylan Adams) and two strong classes that have the potential to surprise some district foes.
How about, Travis Walker in his third year on the varsity. The catcher/third baseman/pitcher will be wearing a lot of hats.
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District 26-3A Standings
W L Pct
Navarro 9 0 1.000
Boerne 7 2 .778
Wimberley 7 3 .700
Fredericksburg 6 4 .600
Canyon Lake 4 7 .364
SA Hawkins 1 8 .111
Bandera 0 10 .000
Friday Games January 31st
Wimberley 56 Canyon Lake 47
Fredericksburg 61 SA Hawkins 36
Boerne 35 Bandera 25
Tuesday Games January 31st
Canyon Lake @ Fredericksburg
SA Hawkins @ Navarro
Bandera @ Boerne
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Total 3PT. Rebounds
Name FGM-FGA FGM-FGA FTM-FTA PTS OR DR TOT A S B TO Games
Nolan 10-22 0-1 2-6 22 11 33 44 4 5 9 12 20
Bustamante 2-9 2-5 0-2 6 1 2 3 6 0 0 2 15
Pearson 19-53 5-16 8-12 51 13 19 32 11 22 1 26 23
Davis 9-44 4-28 8-10 30 5 16 21 8 8 0 13 20
Magness 87-260 16-71 61-101 245 19 63 82 53 34 0 76 22
Morel 33-85 2-5 28-64 96 29 52 81 3 9 13 13 22
Berger 48-121 12-29 35-64 145 20 54 74 25 21 3 55 22
Hubnik 16-61 6-23 17-24 55 11 51 62 30 28 2 53 22
Noyola 41-120 13-47 41-69 136 17 44 61 31 38 0 42 21
Cook 31-132 5-35 24-35 94 28 44 72 20 22 5 39 22
Belcher 28-77 0-0 18-38 74 28 53 81 9 13 7 22 23
Wiggington 10-25 0-1 1-3 21 10 14 24 7 5 1 13 21
Faulkner 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 3
TOTAL 323-970 62-245 235-404 944 187 423 610 197 196 40 342 23
Percent 33.3% 25.3% 58.2%
Points Scored FG Pct Free Throws Made
Magness 245 Nolan .455 Magness 61
Berger 145 Wiggington .400 Noyola 41
Noyola 136 Berger .396 Berger 35
Free Throw Pct Three Points Made Three Point Pct
Davis .800 Magness 16 Berger .414
Hubnik .708 Noyola 13 Morel .400
Cook .686 Berger 12 Bustamante .400
Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Total Rebounds
Morel 29 Magness 63 Magness 82
Cook 28 Berger 54 Belcher 81
Belcher 28 Belcher 53 Morel 81
Assists Steals Blocks
Magness 53 Noyola 38 Morel 13
Noyola 31 Magness 34 Nolan 9
Hubnik 30 Hubnik 28 Belcher 7
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It was Senior night for the Lady Hawks, but the results left more than just the
Amber Ramsey taking control of the Paint
parents crying in the loss to Wimberley, 56-47.
Canyon Lake started the pre/season with an idea of play the games with as much effort as possible and make the games respectable.
After starting district play with two losses, with what turned out to be the two district front runners, this team had other thoughts about how they might be able to push the envelope.
Amber West, Emily Moore, and Caitlin Gillum had a pretty impressive line score for that last home game for Canyon Lake.
Shots Free Throws Reb. Assists Steals Blocks Points
7/14 12-23 10 3 4 1 26
The Hawks needed a win to keep their chance for a playoff game to be a reality. Canyon Lake had a 46-45 lead with three minutes left in the fourth quarter.
During that time of the quarter, the Hawks had already lost two players to fouls and then another three other players were escorted off the court carrying five fouls.
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Canyon Lake Boys Basketball continued on its spiral through District 26-3A, after spotting Wimberley 17 points through the first three quarters and running out of gas losing, 64-55.
Two of the last three games, the Hawks have scored over 25 points in the fourth quarter and both time have resulted in the same outcome, a loss.
The Tuesday night game did have Canyon Lake close enough for a one possession game, but never could get to the top of the mountain.
Matt Magness started the fourth quarter with a five point spurt and after two made free throws from Brandon Belcher, the Hawks were down only 11 points with over six minutes left in the game.
Magness brought the home team within single digits, 51-43 a minute later and Wimberley Coach could be seen checking for a towel to wipe sweat off his brow.
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Canyon Lake JV took the game over from the opening tip, winning the first three quarters cruising to a 45-21 lead and coasted to another win at Hawk Gymnasium last Friday night.
The Hawks scored 24 points from the bench and never let SA Hawkins get control of the game.
Luke Curry took the game over in the fourth quarter during a mini run from Hawkins. Curry scored eight of the nine points CL scored in the fourth quarter, after the Wolf Pack closed the game after a 12 point run that closed the gap to, 45-33.
“I felt ‘it’ during the warm-ups,” Guard Curry said. “I had been training and could not hit the side of a barn…but I kept my intensity up and came out with 110% off the bench.”
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Caitlin Gillum going in earlier game against Wimberley.
The Hawks needed some help to keep their hopes in tact when Wimberley beat Fredericksburg, 52-50. A Billie win would of all but clinched a playoff spot, but now if CL wins it’s next two games a chance is there.
“Not a real good offensive night for us,” Head Coach Mary Beth Gallagher said. “But a good defensive effort.”
Canyon Lake only had defense to hang their hat on as the basket only accepted three shots for the whole first half.
“We shot 3 for 37 in the first half,” Coach Gallagher said coldly. “We have to improve that for sure, but I like the way we are playing defense.”
The Hawks finished the second half winning 26 to 7 and turned a five point deficit to a more comfortable win.
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Kevin Nolan outstretching the Wolf Pack
Canyon Lake could not finish as turnovers and rebounding in the fourth quarter finally put the game away for the Wolf Pack from San Antonio Hawkins, 48-38.
There was six ties and lead changes in the contest as both team found themselves without an advantage with the score knotted up at the six minute mark at 31 all after a nice Matt Magness pass to Carl Cook shot.
For the next four minutes the game was with Hawkins as the Hawks could not get a rebound, as 77 seconds came off the clock while the CL could not get a rebound after several missed free throws from the visitors.
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The Bracken Warriors won a much needed road game on Thursday night at Marble Falls Faith, 35-34.
The game kept fans on the edge of their seats as the final seconds ticked down and smiled on the Warriors.
“Exciting for the fans but nothing either coach will be using as a training aid for future teams,” Head Coach James Johnson said. “We had a very good effort defensively but not much of anything positive to say about the offensive execution.”
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The final score could indicate a tight contest with several lead changes, however the game was not close for much of the contest.
Canyon Lake garnered more points in the fourth quarter (27) than they had in the first three quarters combined (25).
“We finally knew we could play with these guys,” Senior Matt Noyola said. “That is what gave us the confidence.”
The Hawks missed 15 free throws which should let you know what could of been done to get in the win column.
Noyola finished with 15 points and contributed 12 points in the second half. Noyola made his last eight free throws that help close the gap.
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