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The Canton Running Eagles ran at the Lindale Invitational on Thursday, Oct. 2. The varsity girls finished sixth overall out of 24 teams and were led by senior Kate Wallis with a time of 13:45 for 23rd place out of a field of 220 runners.

The Canton High School Running Eagles hosted their own invitational on Sept. 25 with over 25 schools in attendance. Peyton Chandler continued his impressive performances finishing sixth overall in a very competitive field with a time of 16:39.

davidb@vanzandtnews.com Building up their season record to 5-0, the Canton Eagles concluded their non-district record on another impressive note as they dominated the Rusk Eagles, 61-20, Sept. 26 in Rusk.

There were no signs of the unbeaten Canton Eagles slowing down Sept. 19 at Norris Birdwell Stadium against their rival, the Mabank Panthers, as Canton rolled to 47-0 victory to improve their overall record to 5-0.

The Canton High School Running Eagles ran at the Hallsville Invitational on Friday, September 19. The varsity girls team finished fourth overall out of 15 teams.

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Not even playing a football game on a grass field could slow down the undefeated Canton Eagles as they rolled to an impressive 49-0 road victory over Paris North Lamar to improve their season record to 3-0.

The Canton Running Eagles ran at the Wills Point Invitational on Thursday, Sept. 11.

The season has started out well for Coach Heath Ragle’s Canton Eagles as they dominated each of their first two non-district opponents. After disposing of Nevada Community, 34-14, on the road Aug.

Smarter guidelines, not blanket bans Every August, as football teams begin preparation for the fall season, a familiar debate rises with the temperature: How do we keep athletes safe in the heat? One of the most visible changes in recent years has been the elimination of two-aday practices, a staple of football training for generations. The reasoning is clear.