Sports

Canadian Wildcat football hosted the River Road Wildcats for the home opener, and to help prepare the players for the game, coaches taped up in each locker “Same Name; Different

The Canadian Wildcats find themselves in unfamiliar territory today, and will for some time. With no home games scheduled for over a month, the Cats will have to be Road

The Wildcat cross-country teams traveled a short distance north to Fryer Lake to run in one of the area’s largest meets last Saturday. Perryton hosted their meet at Wolf Creek

The Wildcats traveled to Stinnett last week and won their season opener using the ground game to beat the Comanches for the second year in a row. Head Coach Chris

Coach Koetting says that this year, River Road has turned a page. “What’s concerning is they are way better than what they have been,” Koetting began. “Last year, we beat

The Canadian boys and girls cross-country teams will travel to Perryton this weekend to compete in the Wolf Creek Invitational at Lake Fryer. “All of these meets are just live

Last Thursday, Canadian’s JV opened up the football season at Wildcat Stadium and put a solid whooping on the Comanches from Stinnett West Texas, 56-22. The Wildcats were led by

Willie the Wildcat meets his fans— Jentry Pursley and Hailey, Carli and Kynsley Sanchez—at Tuesday’s Meet The Wildcats hamburger fry.

Last weekend, the Canadian Golf Club hosted the Bucks & Does Golf scramble. The scramble ran all day Saturday and Sunday and 24 teams showed up to compete on the