By Staff The Canton/Galva football team had their way Friday against Herington, scoring a 48-0 shutout victory. Kustom Schamp had an amazing day, starting by returning the opening kickoff 65 yards for a touchdown, then following up with another scoring run in the third quarter, and finishing with 46 yards rushing. Jaxon Chrislip did the work as well, rushing for 75 yards on 13 carries and scoring three times. Ethan Brozek found the end zone twice

By Staff The Canton/Galva football team went on the road Friday and suffered a humbling 0-46 loss to Blue Valley. “This was a bad game from the first snap,” explained Eagle head coach Ted Regehr. “We had a few mishaps the first couple of possessions, and it affected us the entire game.” After holding Blue Valley to just one score in the first quarter, Canton/Galva was hit with three scores in the second quarter to take a commanding 0-32 lead over the Eagl

By Staff Could not do much better than the Canton/Galva football team in opening their 2026 season with a dominating win over Goessel, 52-6. On the first offensive play of the season, Eagle quarterback Dray Hoppes ran 60 yards for a touchdown. Goessel got their only score of the game later in the first quarter when they took an intercepted Hoppes pass and scampered 77 yards to the end zone, leaving them just two points down, 8-6, after one quarter of pl

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, 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

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

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

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,