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The Lady Cat varsity basketball team has caught the injury bug that has plagued the Wildcat football team this year. After a flawless 5-0 start to their season, the Lady

With their resounding 55-28 victory over the Cisco Loboes in last Friday’s regional playoff contest, the Wildcats have now joined the Elite Eight, becoming one of only a handful of

Five games into the season, Canadian’s Lady Cats were undefeated and had outscored their opponents 326-166. Panhandle’s Lady Panthers—ranked No. 2 in Class 2Ainterrupted that streak here Tuesday evening, dealing

Two Panhandle-area football teams will square off Friday night in the 3A Division II state quarterfinal playoff. What more logical venue could there be for this eagerly-anticipated showdown than WTAMU’s

Cisco’s loss to Canadian was a bittersweet one for senior Lobo running back Jailynn Humphries (#7), who had endured a lot to reach the regional final. Humphries injured his back

Lady Cat Varsity Canadian’s Lady Cats shot the lights out in their 74-19 victory win over Borger last Tuesday, Nov. 19. Briley Merket led the scoring with 23 points—five of

Canadian Wildcats played a tough game Friday night, but the hard work they put inweek-in and week-out—showed when they defeated the Coahoma Bulldogs 49-14 in the 3A, Division 2 Area

They say figures lie, and liars figure. But you can’t make up stats like the ones Canadian compiled against Bangs in last Thursday’s 3A, Division 2 bi-district playoff game in

Saturday was as close to slam-dunk as it ever gets for Canadian’s Lady Cat basketball teams. Both the junior varsity and freshman teams easily won their divisions at Borger, and walked away with tourney championships Saturday, while the Lady Cat varsity claimed a convincing win that evening over the Wheeler Mustangs to start their season off right.

Lady Cat Varsity

Head Coach Chris Koetting and the Wildcat varsity racked up a perfect 9-0 record going into last week’s regular-season finale. But even so, with one game still to go, he