Sports

Lady Cats to host Middle School Softball Camp next week The Lady Cat Softball program will host its first-ever Middle School Softball Camp next Monday through Thursday, Aug. 8-11, at the Lady Cat Softball Field.

CCC seeks volunteer coaches for fall football programs The Canadian Community Center issued a call on Monday for volunteers who can help coach the flag football and 7-on-7 football teams. Player registration will be held Aug.1-15, and games will be played every Tuesday, starting Aug.

Bareback Riding 1st (tie)-Brazos Winters, 78, $359.36 and Clayton Hibler, 78, $359.36; 3rd-Matt Dockendof, 77, 179.68.

Six Lady Cat softball players were recently honored as members of the 2022 1-3A Softball All-District team. Freshman infielder Lilly Bradford was the sole Lady Cat named to the first team.

The 2022 high school and middle school football seasons are fast approaching, and now is the time to apply to become a Texas Association of Sports Officials (TASO) football official.

Press Pass Sports founder Kale Steed—a Canadian native who also serves as a sportswriter for The Canadian Record—was honored last weekend as Texas Girls Coaches Association Sportswriter of the Year, Division I, during the 2022 Honor Awards Banquet, held Monday, July 11, in Arlington.

Canadian Rodeo Association will present the 134th Annual 4th of July Rodeo with evening performances on Friday and Saturday at 7 pm, Slack on Sunday at 6 pm, and the 4th of July event beginning at 2 pm on Monday. Admission will be $10, $5 for those 6-12, and kids under 5 are free.

Thursday night scrambles winners Members of the winning team at last week’s Thursday night scrambles at the Canadian Golf Club were Evan Prater, Halie Helms, Conner King, Curt McPherson, Brian Gallagher, and Dale Schafer. They won with a collective 8-under-par.

Four Canadian riders will be contestants in the 2022 National High School Finals Rodeo (NHSFR), which will be held July 17- 23 in Gillette, Wyoming’s CAM-PLEX Event Center. Dessa Hext has qualified for nationals in both poles and barrels.

It was easily 100-plus degrees last Thursday afternoon—and much hotter on that artificial turf—when members and coaches of the Canadian Wildcat Junior Football League spread out on the field at Wildcat Stadium and started their strengthening and conditioning drills.