A look at the road ahead as district race begins
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After a strong finish in non-district play, the No. 5-ranked Canadian Wildcats now turn their complete attention to the District 3-3A Division II half of their schedule.
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GAME PREVIEW: Canadian vs. Randall Raiders
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Fresh off a bye week, the Canadian Wildcats will have one final non-district tune-up before starting district play next week at rival Childress. Two weeks removed from playing their best game of the season in a 56-14 pummeling of Perryton, the Wildcats will once again step up classifications in a major way Friday night, when they take on the Randall High School Raiders from Class 4A, Division I.
Wildcat varsity, middle school cross-country teams top finishers at Wheeler Invitational
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The Canadian Wildcat varsity and middle school cross-country teams made a splash Saturday morning by winning the Wheeler Invitational. The varsity boys finished first out of 11 teams to win the event.
CMS Cats stage back-to-back wins vs. Bushland here
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CMS Wildcat football teams scored back-toback knockout punches against the Bushland Falcons last Thursday, and gave the hometown fans quite a show’. The seventh-grade Cats (3-0) got their licks in first.
Sports Briefs
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Canadian’s Junior League Wildcats showed no mercy against their host team, the Clarendon Broncos, last Saturday. The 5/6 Cats posted a 36-10 win over Clarendon, while the 3/4 Cats shut their opponents out in a 30-0 victory.
Cats come to life in 56-14 Homecoming win
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This was the game the Canadian Wildcats and their fans have been waiting for. After frustrating back-to-back losses, the Wildcats hushed doubters by putting a complete game together in a blistering 56-14 Homecoming victory over Perryton last Friday at Wildcat Stadium.
Lady Cat cross-country finishes second at Lubbock, led by McClendon and Black
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Running at the Lubbock ISD Invitational is as close to a Region I preview as possible during the regular season. By that measure, the Canadian Lady Cat cross-country team put themselves on the map as serious contenders with a second-place team finish in the Class 3A Division on Saturday afternoon at Mae Simmons Park.
Wildcat JV loses in close call to Perryton Rangers
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The Canadian Wildcat junior varsity lost its second game of the season last Thursday to Perryton—though it sure wasn’t for lack of trying. The Rangers scored first on a 1-yard run.
Sports Briefs
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Wildcats teams claim wins in Junior Football League action Canadian’s Junior League Wildcats must have missed breakfast on Saturday because they were mighty hungry when they arrived in Memphis that afternoon. The third- and fourthgrade Cats (2-0) gobbled up some yardage against the Memphis squad in a 39-6 victory, and the fifth- and sixthgraders (1-1) chewed up their share of turf, too, in a 54-24 win over their hosts.
Seventh-grade Wildcats deliver another blow to Rangers
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Canadian’s seventh-grade Wildcats improved to 2-0 Thursday evening with a 30-0 blowout over Perryton—their second decisive win over the Rangers in two weeks. The Cats put points on the board in all four quarters, while holding the Rangers scoreless.
