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Sub-varsity Wildcats

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The Wildcat JV put Dimmitt away in the first half of last Thursday’s showdown, running up a formidable 40-zip lead and icing it with a final 6 in the fourth quarter. The Cats posted 276 total yards on offense, and the defense did the rest—forcing five turnovers, recovering three fumbles, an onside kick, and picking off a pass. Dimmitt had negative yards rushing, and only 16 total yards on offense.
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Last weekend's Frank Phillips College NIRA Rodeo draws a crowd, earns rave reviews

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It was a little hard to ignore the Frank Phillips College NIRA Rodeo held here in Canadian last Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. It may not have doubled the town’s population, but it dramatically multiplied the number of shiny new horse trailers, campers, and RVs parked down at the County Recreation Complex, many times over.
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Down to the wire, Cats ‘find a way to win’ in heart-thumping 38-37 clash against Lynx

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Canadian was given everything it wanted from Spearman and then some. But good teams find ways to win when it counts, and the Wildcats snuck out of Lynx Stadium with a thrilling 38-37 victory over the Lynx in a District 3-3A Division II clash Friday night.
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Konnar McClendon, Arionna Black lead the pack at Palo Duro Lake Run

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LADY CATS The Lady Cats Cross-Country team had another great week, claiming second-place overall in Spearman on Saturday, at what Coach Aaron Marks said was “a very competitive meet.” Gruver’s Lady Greyhounds edged Canadian by four points to take first. However, Konnar McClendon won her fourth title of the year, finishing the course first overall, while her teammate, Arionna Black, followed her across the finish line to place second in what Marks called “her best race of the year.” Two other Lady Cats ran strong races, as well.
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Sports Briefs

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Reinhardt to compete Oct. 14-16 in Prairie Circuit Finals Canadian barrel racer Tamara Reinhardt has qualified again for the PRCA Ram Prairie Circuit Finals Rodeo, which will be held next Thursday through Saturday, Oct.
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Wildcat Luke Flowers

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Only a sophomore, Flowers has quickly established himself as a go-to weapon for Head Coach Chris Koetting, thanks to his aggressive and physical style of play. “Luke has been a game-changer for us,” Koetting said. “He’s the complete package. He can run, catch it out of the backfield. He is fast, and such a dynamic playmaker for us.”