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7TH-GRADE LADY CATS 100-meter dash: 7th, Brianna Antillon (15.82); 15th, Kailyn Ochoa (16.44); 16th, Perla Govea (16.57) | 200-meter dash: 8th, Sadie Kauk (34.19); 10th, Kailyn Ochoa (34.39); 11th, Perla Govea (35.09) | 400-meter dash: 8th, Rebekah Avila (1:15.83), 9th, Brianna Antillon (1:16.88) |...

Canadian is still seeking its first District 1-3A win of the season after falling on the road to Dalhart 14-4, last Thursday. The Lady Cats drop to 3-16 overall and are currently 0-4 through district.

Canadian’s Ben Bryant and Briley Merket have advanced as individuals to play in the upcoming Region I-3A Golf Tournament. Both Bryant and Merket highlighted Canadian’s performances during the final round of the District 1-3A Tournament at the Ross Rogers Golf Complex, Mustang layout, on Monday.

Canadian’s boys and girls track teams competed at the Bobcat Relays at Fair Park Stadium in Childress last Thursday evening. The Canadian boys team dominated the meet, totaling 234 points, which was 91 points ahead of second-place Childress (143).

When rising COVID-19 numbers caused the relocation of last year’s invitation-only Ram National Circuit Finals, Canadian barrel racer Tamara Reinhardt was disappointed to have missed her opportunity to compete in the Kissimmee, Florida, event.

The Canadian softball team suffered a couple of tough losses in District 1-3A play this past week. The Lady Cats fell to River Road 20-5, at home Tuesday, and were beaten by powerhouse Bushland 27-0, last Friday.

The Canadian softball team showed improvement over the past week, earning an 11-3 non-district home win against Sunray, followed by a gutsy performance in a District 1-3A home opener against Dalhart, though, the Lady Cats fell short of a 27-23 final.

Canadian’s boys and girls track teams competed over spring break at the Perryton Triangular track-and-field meet last Friday at Rangers Stadium in Perryton. The meet saw athletes from host school Perryton, Canadian, and Bushland race at the event.

Canadian Middle School athletes followed up on last week’s across-the-board sweep of the Wildcat Relays by repeating the perfomance at Childress. The Cats and Lady Cats finished the meet with all four team first places. Here are their results:

Canadian’s Wildcat and Lady Cat golf teams both sit in third place after the first round of the District 1-3A golf tournament that was held at Ross Rogers Golf Complex in Amarillo on Monday.