The Canadian Wildcat junior varsity took their A-game on the road last Thursday to Highland Park’s Hornet Stadium, where they delivered a 51-0 shellacking to the Plainview Bulldogs.
That game was as close as it was ever going to get when the opening buzzer sounded.
The Wildcats left nothing in doubt, posting 44 points in the first two quarters, and punctuating that with their final score in the third.
Junior Football League Wildcats split wins with Wheeler
Canadian’s Junior League Wildcats shared wins with Wheeler in football games played here last Saturday. The third- and fourth-grade Cats won their match 28-6, while the fifth- and sixth-graders were held scoreless in a 0-20 loss. Both teams will get another crack at it this Saturday in back-to-back games at Memphis, starting at 3 pm and 5 pm.
It was another strong showing for both the Canadian boys’ and girls’ varsity cross-country teams at the Wolf Creek Classic in Perryton last Saturday.
Canadian’s Lady Cats came in second place with 67 points, right behind Hooker, Oklahoma’s runners (52 points), who were the defending Class 2A state champions a year ago.
A car will be completely disassembled, music will be made, butter will be churned, locks will be picked, and much more during Science Museum Oklahoma’s Tinkerfest from 9 am to 4 pm on Saturday, Sept. 24.
Admission to the museum and all Tinkerfest activities are free to the public, thanks to presenting sponsor Oklahoma NSF EPSCoR. In addition to Oklahoma NSF EPSCoR, Tinkerfest is sponsored by Express Employment International.
