Both CMS football teams traveled to Bushland last Thursday for their season debuts. It was a rough one for the seventh-grade squad, who were held scoreless by the Falcons in a 36-0 loss. The eighth-grade Cats turned the tables, defeating the Falcons 28-42.
It looked like all but a win for Canadian until Iowa Park caught fire, scoring on four straight possessions in the fourth quarter, leaving the Wildcats stunned in a disappointing 28-21 loss Friday night at Hawks Stadium.
The Canadian Wildcat junior varsity claimed a quick 14-0 lead over Iowa Park in the first quarter of last Thursday’s game here, added another 7 points in the third quarter, and held the Hawks scoreless until the fourth, to escape with a 21-6 victory.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a weekly Q&A by Sportswriter Kale Steed that will help fans get to know the Wildcat players and coaches throughout the season. Twister Kelton, a 5-foot-9, 150-pound senior, is in his second season as a two-way starter at wide receiver and cornerback for the Wildcats.
The Canadian Wildcat junior varsity opened their 2020 season in convincing fashion last Thursday, vanquishing the West Texas Comanches 60-6 on the road.
Course closed next Wednesday morning Golf Club Manager Martha Cooper announced Tuesday that the Canadian Golf Course will be closed next week on Wednesday morning, Sept. 9, to provide time for greens maintenance.