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November 10-15, 2025
November 19, 2025
Brent Peterson
Junior Theresa Mode on the offense, the Lady Eagles won 51-47 against Panhandle.
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James (Potestas) proudly admires the signage for the play he wrote and published.
"Lost Boy" Photo Story
Cleo Paine Willis (11) handing off the baton to Adddison Cunningham (12) in the girls mile relay.
Boys and Girls Track Invitational
Braylee Crockett (10) - Randall
Girls Varsity Basketball 2026 Season
Brox Hacker (11) - Dumas
Boys Varsity Basketball 2026 Season
The junior section shows their spirit.
End of Year Pep Rally
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Junior Austin Turner gets past the defense. The Eagles won 41-0 against Hereford on Oct. 31.
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Baylor Schilling gets a first down against Dumas. Canyon lost to Dumas 37-29 on Oct. 17.
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Senior Caroline Ragland and freshman Maleena Barrientos compete in their third round of the West Texas National Qualifier Tournament. This is the pair's first year debating together, and the two have spent the majority of the year attending online tournaments because of COVID-19 restrictions. Barrientos said the partners debate in suit jackets and sweat pants because they only speak sitting down at computers. “Debating on computers is different in terms of giving information,” Barrientos said. “You communicate in a whole new way. Debating is still fun though. We argue about legislation and how things get done in government. The topic this year is about federal reform on the criminal justice system and how we can solve problems when it comes to policing, sentencing or forensics. I can uphold my opinions in a manner where it’s fun, but we’re talking about things we can change.”
Photo of the Week: Debate on it
Senior Elizebeth Daeley works on her project for Wayland Baptist University’s Language and Culture Festival in AP Spanish IV. Students have the option to perform skits, poetry reading, extemporaneous speaking, dance, music, art and songs. Daeley created an alebrije, a mythical spirit guide in Hispanic cultures. "I didn't want to make a traditional project," Daeley said. "I wanted to be more fun and creative. I decided to create a dinosaur parrot bunny. I enjoy this class; it's fun learning about my own culture."
Photo of the Week: Creative Cultura
Before traveling to San Angelo to compete in their State Championship Semi-Final game, the Lady Eagles basketball team were part of a send off during first period Friday, March 5. The team will play against Pinkston on Saturday, March 6 at 2:30 p.m. The Pinkston Vikings were ranked second in their district and have a season record of 25-7; The Lady Eagles were ranked first in their district, with a season record of 28-1. If Canyon wins the game, the team will move on to the State Championships.
Photo of the Week: Semi-Final send off
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Brent Peterson
Brent Peterson, Photo Co-Editor
Hello there, my name is Brent Peterson and I am a senior here at Canyon High School. I am the photography co-editor and have been taking photos for almost three years now. Whenever I take photos I try my hardest to be as creative as possible, even if that leads to not the greatest of photos, some really good stuff comes as a result. I love playing the drums, fishing, hiking, and you can usually catch me listening to jazz or classical. I am excited to grow this photography unit and see how this year turns out!