Sports

The Canadian Lady Cat and Wildcat junior varsity and varsity coaches wasted little time getting their teams back into action, by hosting team camps over the last two Fridays and scheduling round robin play with visiting teams from Pampa, Borger, and Gruver.

The PGA of America announced last week that priority access to tickets for the 2022 PGA Championship—to be played at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma, from May 16-22, 2022—will be released to those who purchased tickets to the just-completed KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship...

Canadian High School was well represented during the K101 Classic Bowl girls’ All-Star basketball game at Boomer Gym in Woodward, Oklahoma, on Tuesday night.

Tennis Camp begins June 14 An evening tennis camp is planned at Canadian High School from Tuesday-Thursday, June 14-16, for students entering grades 2nd-9th next year. Camps will be held from 6:30-7:45 pm for students entering grades 2nd-5th, and from 8-9:15 pm for those entering grades 6th-9th.

Canadian High School may have said goodbye to their special Class of 2021 at last Saturday’s graduation ceremony, but a handful of athletes are getting one more chance to showcase their skills as part of the annual K101 Classic Bowl in Woodward, Oklahoma, next week.

CCC Wildcat Baseball splits wins in Perryton tourney The CCC Wildcat Baseball team competed this week in a playoff tournament at Perryton, winning their first round Monday evening in a 7-6 extra inning victory over Petersen.

Last Thursday’s Canadian High School Athletic Banquet gathered together athletes of every sport—and many from several sports—and their families and coaches for the annual presentation of honors in each field.

The Baker Elementary School’s annual track meet took place on Monday, May 17, at Wildcat Stadium. BES students participated in several different track-and-field events, including long jump, softball throw, running races, sack races, and more.

Canadian Elementary School second-graders participated in the CES Running Club again this year. As club members, the students have 35 minutes to run, walk, or jog the track for a total of 780 minutes throughout the year.

Last Saturday, the Canadian Community Center hosted our 2nd Annual Bike-A-Thon. Forty riders took to the streets and walking bridge, and rode an astounding 534 miles altogether in just three hours.