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‘The Fight Goes On’ this Saturday at Canadian Golf Course Teams in The Fight Goes On Scholarship Golf Tournament will tee off at 9 am this Saturday, June 4, at the Canadian Golf Course. The four-person, 18-hole fun scramble will raise funds for college scholarships, which are presented each year to Canadian High School’s graduating seniors.

‘The Fight Goes On’ Scholarship Golf Tournament tees off June 4 at the Canadian Golf Course “The Fight Goes On” Scholarship Golf Tournament will be held at the Canadian Golf Course on Saturday, June 4. The four-person, 18-hole scramble has been held here every year since 2015 on the first Saturday in June, and has earned a reputation for being “the fun tournament,” rather than the serious one.

AUSTIN—The Canadian Wildcats’ and Lady Cats’ track-and-field season came to an end with seven athletes getting to showcase their skills on the grand stage of Mike A. Myers Stadium last Thursday.

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Canadian Wildcat Junior Football League announces plans Canadian Wildcat Junior Football League sign-ups and practice for players in grades 3-6 began on Tuesday at Wildcat Stadium. Varsity players ran the drills.

Canadian High School junior Ben Bryant (in photo above) ended his 2022 golf season with a superb performance during the final round of the UIL Class 3A state golf tournament at the Jimmy Clay Golf Course in Austin Monday and Tuesday.

After two weeks of preparation, the Canadian High School track program will take seven individuals to compete at the UIL Class 3A state track-and-field meet on the grand stage of Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin Thursday.

Thursday night scrambles winners announced Last week’s Thursday night scrambles ended in a carryover. Winners of the closest-to-the-pin contest were Gary Prater on No.

For the first time in 10 years, Canadian will have a golfer representing the school at the University Interscholastic League Class 3A boys state golf tournament. Ben Bryant made that happen when he fired scores of 82 and 78 for a two-round total of 160 to finish eighth at the Region I-3A tournament two weeks ago, punching his ticket to Austin.

Canadian advances seven total athletes from the Region I-3A track-and-field meet on Friday and Saturday at Abilene Christian University. In a highly competitive region full of star-studded competitors from across West Texas, the Wildcats were able to qualify their 1600-meter relay in what may be the most intense race from Saturday.