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

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

LOSE  TO GOESSEL AT SUB-STATE             CANTON – The Canton/Galva volleyball team had their 2025 season come to an end on Saturday when they lost to Goessel for the fourth time this season at their Class 1A Division I sub-state action.             Losing to Goessel again, this time in straight sets of 19-25, and 14-25 meant the Lady Eagle finished the season with a record of 19-17 while the careers of Makinlee Hoppes, Trinity Espinoza and Jordyn Elliot came to an end as wel

NEW COACH HOPES FOR WINNING SEASON   By Staff            CANTON – It has been 10 years since the Canton/Galva volleyball program has...