Ronda Bartlett’s program was a report on the real estate market in Canadian given by local agent Christina Hadaway. Christina began by giving some statistics because she feels there have been many inaccuracies circulating relating to how many homes are currently on the market. Here is a snapshot, to the very best of Christina’s knowledge, as of Feb. 22, which includes homes for sale by owner and those listed with an agent.

Senior Canadian Wildcat Twister Kelton (in photo above) earned honors as this year’s District 1-3A Boys All-District Basketball Defensive MVP and freshman Camren Cavalier was named the Newcomer of the Year. Those two players topped the list of All-District picks for Canadian. Two other players—seniors Reagan Cochran and Josh Culwell—were named to the All-District Team. Bushland senior Nathan Welch was named District MVP, and Spearman senior Jack Wilkerson got the nod as Offensive MVP. Other All-District Team members were junior Kash Bradley and senior Brody Sutterfield from Bushland; senior Will More and junior Michael Trujillo of Dalhart; senior Jerry Toe of Highland Park; junior Bryaden Klafka and sophomore Cason Mackie of Spearman; and River Road sophomore Jordan Malone. The list of honorees was released last week.

Canadian High School graduate Tyler Richardson continues to impress for the Abilene Christian University men’s trackand-field team. Richardson is coming off a very successful Southland Conference indoor track-and-field meet held in Birmingham, Alabama, on Sunday and Monday.

The Canadian boys and girls track and field teams opened their season last Saturday with solid showings at the North Plains Relays in Dumas. The Lady Cat varsity claimed a team-second with a total of 108 points behind Dumas (163 points), while the Wildcats placed fourth overall, racking up 88 points.