By Staff Finally, in the final game of the regular season, the Canton/Galva baseball team won a game as they split a doubleheader at Bennington on Tuesday, May 5. In the first game, the Eagles lost 5-11 after falling behind 1-6 by the end of the second inning and while they scored four total runs over the fifth, sixth and seventh it was not enough to secure a win. Ethan Harrington had a huge game at the plate with his two hits being a double and

By Staff In the final regular season meet, the Canton/Galva track/field teams traveled to Moundridge on Tuesday and won three events while placing fifth in the boys’ standings and the girls tied for seventh. The Lady Eagles scored 32 team points which put them in a tie for seventh with Hutchinson Trinity as Faith McMannis picked up an event win in the Javelin with a throw of 98’6”. For the Eagle boys, John Erskin won the 100 Meters with a sprin

EAGLES LOSE PAIR TO INMAN, 15-2 & 15-1

The Canton/Galva baseball team continues to look for their first win of the season as they traveled to Ell-Saline on Thursday and were swept clean in two games, losing 0-15 and 0-10. Now 0-8 on the season, the Eagles will look to get into the win column next on either Tuesday, April 7 at home battling Inman or on Friday, April 10 on the road at Sedgwick. In game one, Wyatt Henry recorded the only two hits of the game for the Eagles while throwing 2.1 innin

SCOREBOARD FOR MARCH 23-28

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BROZEK SCORES C/G VICTORY

COUNTY SMALL SCHOOLS SCORED 9 WINS, 5 LOSSES By Staff We are nearing the final two or three weeks of the 2025-26 basketball season for the six McPherson County area small schools and on Tuesday for all six plus Monday games for Canton/Galva, the area small schools scored nine wins to go with five losses. A run down for each school. Elyria Christian found a pair of wins over Goessel as the Eagle boys won 61-32 and the Lady Eagles, led by the p

SCHAMP, BROZEK, HARRINGTON & NIGHTINGALE TAKE CARE OF BUSINESS By Staff CANTON – The Canton/Galva boys pushed its record to 12-5 after a three-game stretch that included convincing wins over Herington (70-44) and Peabody/Burns (75-40) on Tuesday and Friday before a late-game stumble became a loss to Linn (51-56) on Saturday. Canton‑Galva now, 12-5 overall, turns its attention to a demanding stretch to close the regular season, beginning with a Monday tri

NOW 8-3, WINNER OF SIX STRAIGHT GAMES By Staff CANTON – With a pair of wins last week over Solomon (49-19) and Goessel (59-31) the Canton/Galva girls basketball team continues to roll through January with a win streak of five for the month and six overall. Now 8-3 for the season, the Lady Eagles will be off for a week before closing out January with a flurry of games beginning with a road trip to Hutchinson Central Christian on Monday, January 26, a

NOW 8-3, RANKED 10 TH By Staff CANTON – The Canton/Galva boys basketball team got halfway through January by losing a heartbreaker with Solomon, 48-49 before thumping Goessel 65-17. The loss to Solomon broke a five-game winning streak. Now 8-3 for the season, the Eagles are ranked tenth in Class 1A Division I. They get to rest for a week while prepping for a very busy final week of January where they will travel to Hutchinson Central Christian on M

NOW 6-3 OVERALL, 2-0 IN LEAGUE PLAY By Staff CANTON – The Canton/Galva girls basketball program is on a roll since the final game before the holiday break by winning four games in a row to up their season mark to 6-3. After putting a 57-17 thumping on Centre the Friday before the holiday break, the Lady Eagles have returned to the competitive court and rattled off three more wins including a 16-point win at home over Cunningham, a 36-point poundi

By Staff CANTON – The Canton/Galva boys are on a roll, winning their fourth and fifth games in a row with wins over Wakefield on Tuesday and Elyria Christian on Friday. With the two wins, the Eagles are now 7-2 for the season with games coming up on Tuesday, January 13 when they host Solomon and on Friday, January 16 on the road at Goessel. In the 58-12 thumping of Wakefield on the road Tuesday, Canton/Galva ran out to a 23-0 first quarter

BROZEK HITS 5 3-POINTERS By Staff CANTON – After finishing the December schedule winning four of six, the Canton/Galva boys basketball program jumped into January with a decisive 27-point, 72-45 win over visiting Cunningham on Friday, giving the team three wins in a row. After leading by four, 18-14 at the end of the first quarter, the Eagles put 25 points on the board in the second quarter to push their advantage to 16 points, 43-27, heading into the halftime

By Staff CANTON – The Canton/Galva girls basketball program enters the holiday break with an even 3 wins against 3 losses after splitting a pair of game this past week. After suffering a seven-point, 30-37, defeat at Marion on Tuesday, the Lady Eagles bounced back in a huge way with a 57-17 pounding of Centre on Friday. Now 3-3, the Canton/Galva girls will hit the competitive court again on Friday, January 2 hosting Cunningham before pl

NOW 2-2 FOR SEASON (Enjoy the free writes in December, we return to subscription status after Christmas - my staff and I have to live and pay expenses, at $2.50/month, it is a good deal!) By Staff The Canton/Galva girls’ basketball program went up against a pair of powerhouse teams and lost at the Goessel Bluebird Classic Tournament last week while getting a win in between. Losing 26-55 to second-ranked Linn in the first game, the Lady Eagles boun

C/G EAGLE BOYS LOSE TO RURAL VISTA By Staff It was not the ending they hoped for in the 2025/26 season opener Friday for the Canton/Galva boys basketball team as they lost by 11, 58-69 to Rural Vista. The Eagles held a one-point, 16-15 lead after the first quarter before falling behind by three, 30-33, by the halftime break. Trailing by just four after three quarters, Rural Vista took advantage of foul troubles by the Eagles and p

ESPINOZA SCORES 27, TEAM MAKES 11 3’s By Staff CANTON – The Canton/Galva girls basketball team could not have asked for a better start to the 2025/26 season as they dominated Rural Vista on Friday in rolling to a 45-point, 68-23 win. “I was really proud of our ladies,” noted Lady Eagle head coach Dave Ediger. “They played with great intensity from the start and once they got rolling it was fun to watch.” From the opening quarter when the Lady

ESPINOZA, MCMANNIS, HOPPES TO LEAD 2025/26 LADY EAGLES By Staff CANTON – Despite moving through team and individual growing pains the past two seasons, the Canton/Galva girls’ basketball program still managed to finish the 2024/25 season with an 11-11 mark overall and that included a 5-3, third-place finish in play within the Wheat State League. Looking for better days ahead, the Lady Eagles will be led by head coach David Ediger who came in just be

BROZEK, NIGHTINGALE, SCHAMP TO LEAD EAGLES By Staff CANTON – For the 2025/26 season the Canton/Galva boys’ basketball team can put on the court three returning starters who combined for over 42 points per game last season as well as eight other Eagles with game day playing experience. While the loss of multi-year starters Jace Beltz and Noah Collins to graduation may sting temporarily, the Eagles return three starters in juniors Ethan Brozek,