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After Regional competition held at the Matador Wildlife Center north of Puducah, both the Canadian FFA Wildlife and Range teams will advance to state competition. The Wildlife team placed first in the region, with Karson Thompson placing second individually, and Cesicilly Beach placing third. The Range team placed second in the area with Kinley Long placing fifth, with her best score yet. Cescilly Beach placed sixth; Delaney Huntress placed seventh; and Jackson Poe placed eighth. Ag teacher Brandon Meier said, “These students' scores have improved a lot from the beginning of the year.

CANYON, Texas—Dozens of West Texas A&M University student artists will hang their works in an annual joint exhibition with Amarillo College opening April 7 at Amarillo Museum of Art.

The AC/WT Student/Faculty Exhibition will hang through April 23 at the museum, 2200 S. Van Buren St. in Amarillo.

The Canadian Wildcats and Lady Cats swept their competitors last week in the District 1-3A meet held at Amarillo’s Tascosa High School. The Varsity and Junior Varsity boys and girls teams simply dominated the overall team championships: Canadian’s Varsity players piled up 71 team points over Spearman’s 22 and Dalhart’s 12, while the Junior Varsity boys and girls collected a total of 71 points versus Spearman’s 20 and Dalhart’s 19.

Canadian Lady Cats stole the lead late in the game in an 8-4 home field victory over Dimmitt Varsity Bobbies on Saturday, March 25. The game was tied at four with Canadian Lady Cats batting in the bottom of the fifth when Miranda Nunez singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run.

Leah Moreno led the Lady Cats to victory by driving in four runs. Moreno went 2-for-3 at the plate, and drove in runs on a homer in the third and a double in the fifth.