Clear Lake Falconhoops

1977-78	George Wang
1978-79	Mike Sandheinrich
1979-80	Scott Haney
1980-81	Eric Depperschmidt
1981-82	Tad Wiginton
1982-83	Bill Molnar
1983-84	Bob Holmes
1984-85	Brian Bufkin
1985-86	Mike Loden
1986-87	Kevin Cohn
1987-88	Pat Schelfout
1988-89	Eric Henderson
1989-90	Todd Shotwell (Student Trainer)
1990-91	Pat McCoy
1991-92	Scott Bishop
1992-93	Billy Brown
1993-94	Christine Beckman
1994-95	Wes Robertson
1995-96	John Hampton
1996-97	Michael Minn
1997-98	Nathan Law
1998-99	Andy Lemons
1999-2000	Tommy Tracy
2000-01	Michael Abner
2001-02	Richard Law
2002-03	David McMullen
2003-04	Micah Walker
2004-05	David Pearce
2005-06	Andy Leveque
2006-07	Armie Lewis
2007-08	Steven Hartman
2008-09	Matt McCollum
2009-10	Lucas Lahaug
2010-11	Trevor Arrington
2011-12	Nick Collins
2012-13	John Paul Barajas
2013-14	Hector Martinez
2014-15	Chris Stenerson
2015-16	Tito Davis
2016-17	Mason Parker
2017-18	Zaid Harris
2018-19
2019-20

         AS OF  2-15-17
1 Dickinson 13-1
2 Clear Lake 11 -3 (losses to Dickinson (2) and Brook)
3 Clear Brook 11 -3 (losses to Springs, Dickinson, and Lake)
4 Clear Springs 6-8 
4 Friendswood 6-8 

6 Alvin 5-9
7 Clear Creek 3-10 
8 Clear Falls 0-13 

 24 - 6A 2016-17 District Schedule with game results

December 20 

Clear Lake 73 at Alvin 67

Clear Brook 62 at Clear Falls  32

Friendswood 66 at Dickinson 68

Clear Springs 59 at Clear Creek 51 

 

January 3, 2017

Dickinson 87 at Clear Lake 83

Clear Creek 48 at Clear Brook 58

Clear Falls 43 at Friendswood  50

Alvin 73 at Clear Springs 52 

 

Jan 6, 2017

Clear Lake 64 at Clear Falls  46

Friendswood 56 at Clear Brook 67

Clear Creek 61 at Alvin  58

Clear Springs 54 at Dickinson  61

 

Jan 10

Clear Brook 55 at Clear Lake 51

Friendswood 56 at Clear Creek 61 

Dickinson 71 at Alvin  62

Clear Falls 59 at Clear Springs  68

 

Jan 13

Clear Lake 59 at Friendswood 54

Clear Springs 70  at Clear Brook 69 in overtime

Alvin 77 at Clear Falls 50

Clear Creek 66 at Dickinson 69

 

Jan 17

Clear Lake 60 at Clear Creek  54

Clear Brook 60 at Alvin 59

Friendswood 68 at Clear Springs  53

Clear Falls 49 at Dickinson  74

 

Jan 20

Clear Springs 65  at Clear Lake  75 (Lake junior Ajare Sanni scored 23 in 2nd half, 40 total)

Dickinson 60 at Clear Brook 58 (Dickinson's freshman Tramon Mark scored 25 in second half)

Alvin 66 at Friendswood  72

Clear Creek 72 at Clear Falls  52

 

Jan 24 Start of 2nd Round

Alvin 54 at Clear Lake 61 

Clear Falls 44 at Clear Brook 64

Dickinson 70 at Friendswood  67

Clear Creek 79 at Clear Springs  81 (OT)

 

Jan 27

Clear Lake 54 at Dickinson  59

Clear Brook 91 at Clear Creek 73

Friendswood 67 at Clear Falls  60

Clear Springs 67 at Alvin 86

 

Jan 31

Clear Falls 56 at Clear Lake  68

Alvin 58 at Clear Creek  55

Dickinson 85 at Clear Springs 73

Brook 69 v Friendswood 51

 

Feb 3

Clear Lake 75 at Clear Brook 57

Clear Creek 48 at Friendswood 51

Alvin 62 at Dickinson  77

Clear Springs 63 at Clear Falls 45

 

Feb 7

Friendswood 41 at Clear Lake 63 

Clear Brook 67 at Clear Springs 48

Clear Falls 44 at Alvin 66

Dickinson 72 at Clear Creek  55

 

Feb 10

Clear Creek 63  at Clear Lake 76

Alvin 63 at Clear Brook 75

Clear Springs 67 at Friendswood  64

Dickinson 76 at Clear Falls  65

 

Feb 14

Clear Lake 77 at Clear Springs  70

Clear Brook 70 at Dickinson  69

Friendswood 71 at Alvin 66 (OT)

Clear Falls at Clear Creek 

 

 

 

Jan 10, 2017. Clear Brook 55 - Clear Lake 51 

The Clear Lake team this season is a very good outside shooting team but you could not tell it Tuesday night when the Falcons fell to the Wolverines in a very close, hard fought battle that thrilled the crowd throughout the game. The Falcons went an abysmal 1 of 21 from 3 point land. Yes, 1 of 21 (4.8%). Talk about inconsistent! This is the same team that hit 15 treys one week ago against Dickinson.

Brook only took 8 three point attempts in the game. They didn't need to because their inside game was so effectve. Lake was mostly unable to stop Brook's drives to the hoop and Lake could not or would not take charges.

Despite the very poor outside shooting, offensively Lake played well enough to keep the game close. At the end of the 3rd quarter it was 41-40 Lake up by 1. So it all came down to the final quarter. With 2:43 remaining in the game and Brook up by 1,  a really bad call put Brook's David Azore at the line for 3 free throws. He sank all three. This put Brook up by 4 and Lake did not recover from it. This gave Brook the game. The referee, who was directly behind the shooter, got suckered into making the call when Azore fell down after his trey attempt. The ref appeared to claim verticality in his explanation to Lake's Coach Penders but being directly behind the shooter is the worst position to judge verticality. The video clearly shows the shooter was not fouled and the shooter's verticality was not impinged upon until after he fell and partially tripped the Lake defender. Just a horrible call. 

Lake hit 10 of 13 free throws. Brook shot 13 in the 4th quarter alone hitting 15 of 27 free throws in the game. 

Brook's David Azore (#22) who averages 25 ppg was held to 17 points. Lake's Ajare Sanni led all scorers with 24 and Shae Suiaunoa had 11.  Brook's Kendrick Christian (#5) who averages 6.5ppg pumped in 15.

Lake is now 15-7, 2-2. 

Two of the referees in this game did not appear to be up for the task. They should never be allowed back in the Clear Lake gym. One of the referees has noticeable potential and is going to be good.These two really good teams deserved better officials. The problem is because our district is so tough this season, many of the games are going to get officials who are not considered among the better ones and the officiating will not seem acceptable.

2016-2017 TABC Rankings - January 9, 2017

Boys - Class 6A

 

1.	Klein Forest	(18-0)
2.	Houston Sam Houston	(23-1)
3.	SA Wagner	(21-1)
4.	Cedar Hill	(17-4)
5.	D Guyer	(16-3)
6.	Dallas Skyline	(18-1)
7.	Garland Lakeview	(19-3)
8.	Cy-Falls	(17-3)
9.	Austin Westlake	(17-5)
10.	Waco Midway	(19-2)
11.	Laredo Alexander	(21-1)
12.	Houston Bellaire	(17-7)
13.	EP Americas	(21-1)
14.	Westfield	(17-6)
15.	Aldine Davis	(14-6)
16.	Duncanville	(15-5)
17.	Amarillo Tascosa	(12-4)
18.	Dekaney	(15-5)
19.	FB Bush	(13-4)
20.	Keller	(18-1)
21.	Edinburg Vela	(18-3)
22.	Clear Lake	(15-6)
23.	Coppell	(10-6)
24.	South Grand Prairie	(16-4)
25.	SA Reagan	(16-6)

 Jan 3, 2017. Dickinson 87 - Clear Lake 83

In a hard fought battle Tuesday evening in Krueger Field House the Dickinson Gators showed why they are regarded as the team to beat in District 24-6A as they left their mark on a determined Clear Lake squad. Their mark, #3 freshmanTramon Mark, scored 32 points with superb shooting from the field. In fact, both teams shot the ball exceptionally well. Lake connected on 15 of 26 treys (57.7%) to dazzle the crowd. Dickinson's dominance on the boards made the difference in the game.

Scoring for Lake: Ajare Sanni 29, Zaid Harris 19, Shae Suiaunoa 11, Riley Abercrombie 10 

Clear Lake is now 14-6. Lake travels to Clear Falls Friday night.