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Body The Lady Cat varsity basketball team has caught the injury bug that has plagued the Wildcat football team this year. After a flawless 5-0 start to their season, the Lady

Body With their resounding 55-28 victory over the Cisco Loboes in last Friday’s regional playoff contest, the Wildcats have now joined the Elite Eight, becoming one of only a handful of

Body Five games into the season, Canadian’s Lady Cats were undefeated and had outscored their opponents 326-166. Panhandle’s Lady Panthers—ranked No. 2 in Class 2Ainterrupted that streak here Tuesday evening, dealing

Body Two Panhandle-area football teams will square off Friday night in the 3A Division II state quarterfinal playoff. What more logical venue could there be for this eagerly-anticipated showdown than WTAMU’s

Body Cisco’s loss to Canadian was a bittersweet one for senior Lobo running back Jailynn Humphries (#7), who had endured a lot to reach the regional final. Humphries injured his back

Body Lady Cat Varsity Canadian’s Lady Cats shot the lights out in their 74-19 victory win over Borger last Tuesday, Nov. 19. Briley Merket led the scoring with 23 points—five of

Body Canadian Wildcats played a tough game Friday night, but the hard work they put inweek-in and week-out—showed when they defeated the Coahoma Bulldogs 49-14 in the 3A, Division 2 Area

Body They say figures lie, and liars figure. But you can’t make up stats like the ones Canadian compiled against Bangs in last Thursday’s 3A, Division 2 bi-district playoff game in

Body Saturday was as close to slam-dunk as it ever gets for Canadian’s Lady Cat basketball teams.

Body Head Coach Chris Koetting and the Wildcat varsity racked up a perfect 9-0 record going into last week’s regular-season finale. But even so, with one game still to go, he