All-A HONOR ROLL
8th Grade: Kendall Bell, Paisley Billings, Alan Chavez, Nely Contreras, Isaac English, Miguel Escamilla, Kate Escarcega, Joel Evans, Hazel Ferrer, Abigail Herrera, Ava Johnson, Ryan Leach, Maddlynn Longoria, Cort Mayhew, Weston Mitchell, Tyson Orrell, Zaylee Ortiz, Ryan Purcell, Isaac Saenz, Ella Spence, Taylor Urschel, Brooks Wall, Ryahn Whitson, Claire Wilhelm, Jhett Williams.
All-A HONOR ROLL
Senior: Kathia Aragon, Jazzie Boyd, Camren Cavalier, Andrea Cedillo, Weston Conner, Kelsey Dockray, Nayroby Duarte Ramirez, Max Dumbauld, Kenzie English, Luke Flowers, Will Fry, Annabell Gilmour, Emily Green, Myra Herrera, Laney Hood, Alise Jacquez, Samantha Krehbiel, Jacelyn Lane, Preston Neumeier, Miranda Nunez Gallegos, Tatum Oatman, Anderson Perkins, Ashley Perry, Carlos Sanchez Valenzuela, Karson Thompson, Leon Tu, Tayln Wright.
Canadian’s 8th-Grade Wildcats played their best game of the season thus far on Thursday, Sept. 21, with a dominating 52-14 win over Bushland on the Bobcats’ home turf.
Chris Flores stacked up 199 total yards rushing and 32 yards receiving, scoring four TDs on the ground, and one in the air. Weston Mitchell threw four of 8 passes for 76 yards, resulting in two TDs and one interception. Mitchell was also a beast on the ground, grinding out 84 yards and taking one into the end zone.
Canadian’s Lady Cats cross-country team won second-place overall on Saturday at the prestigious Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. They were outpaced only by Holliday’s No. 1 Lady Eagles.
Konnar McClendon crossed the finish line in 2nd place overall, followed by Lady Cats Elizabeth Guerrero, 10th, and Arionna Black, 13th, among the top-15 finishers. Maile Quisenberry, Payton Lee, Brooklyn Beedy and Landry Appel rounded out the team.
“A great job all around,” said Coach Aaron Marks.
In their season debut here on Koetting Field, Canadian's 8th-grade Wildcats executed a daunting 52-18 win over the Rangers on Thursday, Sept. 7.
The Wildcat offense was led by Weston Mitchell and Chris Flores, who had 5 and 3 touchdowns, respectively. Mitchell completed 6 of 8 passes for 179 yards and 3 TDs, and carried for 87 more yards and 2 more TDs. Flores racked up 77 yards rushing and 75 yards receiving, finding the endzone three times.
SEPTEMBER 16: CANADIAN INVITATIONAL
Both the Wildcat Varsity and Junior High teams won the meet. Out of 20 runners competing, 18 ran their personal best, reported Coach Jay McCook, who concluded, “Outstanding day for the Wildcats.”
Varsity Wildcats (1st Overall, 7 Teams Competing, 45 Runners, 3-Mile Course)
C.J. Jimenez 1st 16:59
CANYON, Texas — West Texas A&M University’s official ambassadors of cheer will make their 2023-24 debut at the home opener football game Sept. 9.
The Wildcat Varsity cross-country team competed in Borger High School’s “Jeep Webb” cross-country meet Saturday, and finished second as a team overall in a field of 73 runners. The meet was held at the Borger Bulldog Stadium.
Canadian’s C.J. Jimenez led the charge, finishing the 3-mile run 5th in 17:41. Joseph Dominguez was 12th in 18:33; Juan Vargas 14th in 18:42; and Anderson Perkins 16th in 18:50. Coleman Perkins was 27th in 19:44, Lino Lugo 28th in19:51, Logan Urschel 39th in 20:13, Jose Vargas 58th in 22:02, and Easton Galla 61st in 22:41.
Enrollment Report
On Thursday, August 24, the Canadian ISD board of trustees held a public hearing to discuss and receive comments on the school district’s 2023-24 budget and tax rate. No members of the public attended, and no questions or comments were submitted.
