Sports

The Wildcat JV squared off with the visiting Childress Bobcats last Thursday night at Wildcat Stadium. Each team showcased stout defenses as the first four possessions went three-andout to start

Canadian’s junior varsity swatted the Tulia Hornets soundly last Thursday, relinquishing only 46 total yards, while holding them scoreless through all four quarters in their district opener. The Cats scored

Canadian Middle School football teams brought home one decisive win and a hardfought draw from their 120-mile trek to Tulia last Thursday. The seventh-grade Cats still haven’t chalked a win

Leading up to the Canadian Wildcats’ 57-14 Homecoming 2019 victory over the Tulia Hornets, the team emerged from their giant inflatable mascot, ready for action (top photo). The pre-game activities

LONG BEFORE CANADIAN was a perennial power in Texas football, former head football coach Paul Wilson helped pave the way for them to become one of the state’s toptier programs.

The CMS Wildcats were the only sports action in town last week, and owned the spotlight as River Road came to town and battled the Cats in cool, rainy conditions.