Winter Sports Announcements

Please see attachment below for information pertaining to the winter sports season. Go COBRAS!

Canton Takes 2nd at River Rat Invitational

Canton came back only three days after the City Championship to race at the River Rat Invitational.  Despite some tired legs, the Cobras came away with a strong 2nd place finish.Aiden Pengelly once again dominated the field winning by a full 45 seconds.  He set a new Canton record for the River Rat Invitational and has become one of the favorites for the Conference Championship.Steven Dusseau (16:25), Adam Dicken (16:44), Neel Bangera (17:04), and Ben Clark (17:16) all scored for the Cobras.  Neel's time was a new best by 13 seconds.Canton races Thursday at the KLAA Championship.

City Championship

 The Canton Men battled through a tough race, against Salem and Plymouth, and came away with their 2nd straight City Championship.Leading the way for Canton, and setting another Cass Benton course record, was Aiden Pengelly.  His 15:26 beat his previous record by an amazing 25 seconds.The battle for second place was won by Steven Dusseau.  He passed the last of his opponents in the last kilometer and finished at 16:17.After Plymouth took spots 3-6, Adam Dicken (16:39) and Ben Clark (16:43) finished 7th and 8th tying the score at 18.  The race came down to the fifth runner and Canton’s Neel Bangera (17:25), Brayden Creedon (17:34), and Kam O’Donnell (17:37) were the next three to cross the finish line for the 27-30 victory.Kam’s time was a new personal best for the sophomore.  Also running personal best times were Michael Harris (19:36) and Landin Watkins (24:23).The Cobras next race Friday is at Willow Metro Park in the River Rat Invitational.

Canton Girls Swim and Dive at Wayne County Championships

Canton Girls Swim & Dive competed at the Wayne County Championships on Saturday, Oct 5.The meet was held at the beautiful Trenton High School natatorium.Each of the Wayne County teams were invited to participate. Qualification times were required to previously be accomplished to participate. Canton Won 5 of the 12 events, and accomplished pool records in all 5 swims. Medley Relay: Hannah Gurgel, Tayla Smith, Ximena Murillo, Mina Kennedy200 IM was won by Hannah Gurgel with a school recorded time.100 freestyle was won by Tayla Smith400 freestyle relay: Amelia Pan, Hannah Gurgel, Abigail McAskin, Mina Kennedy Other great swims were:Amelia Pan in the 200 freestyle earning 2nd. Tatijana Shockling, Anna Park and Ella Strutton in the 200 freestyleXimena Murillo in the 200 IM earning 4th.Perisu Okuyucu in the IM as well.Abigail McAskin in the 50 freestyle earning 11th.Addy Miller in 1 meter diving earning 11th.Kiera Shisler in diving as well.Ximena Murillo qualified in

Wayne County Championship

Aiden Pengelly wins County ChampionshipFor the first time in the history of the Wayne County Championships a Canton runner has crossed the finish line first.  Aiden Pengelly ran a great race, beating the defending champion, and running the 2nd fastest time in school history.Despite missing a couple of key runners, the rest of the Canton Men finished in 3rd place.  Steven Dusseau, Adam Dicken, and Ben Clark all medaled for the Cobras.  Adam ran his fastest time of the season (16:33).Neel Bangera scored for Canton finishing 44th and ensuring the Canton team would take home a trophy.Running career best times for Canton were Matthew Collins (18:18), Ryan Guinn (21:11), Liam Hoban (21:06), Takeru Kikuta (18:13), Om Lakhani (21:32), Emerson McGuire (21:43), Josh Raoof (21:05), Landin Watkins (24:42).Canton races Salem and Plymouth on Tuesday, at Cass Benton, for the City Championship. 

Canton vs Brighton - girls swim & dive

Canton Girls Swim & Dive had it's second loss of the season. This time to Brighton.The Bulldog's pool in Brighton is outstanding. We love the facilities. Cobra highlights:In the 200 freestyle Hannah Gurgel qualified for D1 state meet.In the 200 IM Jasmine Pham reached a season best.In 1 meter diving, Addy Miller placed second.In the 100 butterfly, Abigail McAskin had a personal best time.In the 500 freestyle, Mina Kennedy posted a season best time with a first place finish.Sidney Bennett, Michell Zhang.and Amya Bosanko both had a personal bestIn the 200 Freestyle Relay: Abigail McAskin, Ximena Murillo, Tayla Smith, Hannah Gurgel finished 1st.In the 100 backstroke, Amelia Pan finished first.In the 100 breaststroke, Tayla Smith had a D1 state qualifying time and Abigail McAskin had a season best. Canton's next meet is Saturday at the Wayne County Championships held at Trenton HS. 10am start. 

P-CEP Field Hockey

September 30, 2024P-CEP Field Hockey claimed a 4-0 victory over Sacred Heart tonight, September 30.  Goalie Avery James (junior) had 3 amazing blocks protecting our goal.  While senior, Ellie D’angelo,  pulled out some impressive moves to defend the P-CEP goal. P-CEP goals scored by Teresa Smith (senior), Jaclyn Schlanser (junior), Emily Foss (junior) and Elizabeth Burnham (junior). P-CEP looks ahead to the rest of our busy week as we play Saline Wednesday, Chelsea Thursday, and Greenhills  Ann Arbor Friday.

Canton repeats as Hanson’s Champions

Canton’s men’s cross country traveled to the Hanson’s Invitational on Saturday and came away with an invitational championship for the second year in a row. Canton put five runners in the top 19 places and grabbed eight total medals to take the championship.Leading the way for the Cobras was Aiden Pengelly.  His 15:24 was a full 19 seconds ahead of the 2nd place runner.  Aiden broke the Canton record for the invitational as well as the record for the course (Parkway Christian/Bethesda).Also scoring for Canton were Steven Dusseau (16:26), Ben Clark (16:37), Adam Dicken (16:37), and Clark Madden (16:38).Receiving Medals for Canton were Neel Bangera (17:31), Brayden Creedon (17:34), and Tobin Collins (17:34).Lots of PRs for the Cobras.  Matthew Collins (18:34), Ryan Guinn (20:59), Liam Hoban (20:57), Takeru Kikuta (18:21), Om Lakhani (21:46), Emerson McGuire (21:52), Nicholas Oliveira (19:28), Henry Park (20:01), Joshua Raoof (21:35), Kazu Suzuki (19:23), and Landin Wa

P-CEP Field Hockey

What a week P-CEP Field Hockey had on the road! Monday, 9-23-2024P-CEP Field Hockey traveled to Dearborn.  JV worked hard and had some amazing passes and blocks preventing Dearborn from scoring.  They could not get the ball in the net so the game ended with a 0-0 tie.The Varsity Panthers dominated the game winning with a mercy 8-0 in the 4th quarter.  Senior, Natalie McCall scored 2 goals, Teresa Smith (senior) had 4, and Juniors Emily Foss and Gillian Grandsen each contributed a score.Wednesday, 9-25-2024Northville hosted our Wednesday game.  JV 0-0P-CEP Varsity Field Hockey pulled a win against the mustangs with a 2-0 score.  Elizabeth Burnham, Junior, and Teresa Smith, senior, each scored one.Thursday, 9-26-2024On the road again, P-CEP Field Hockey traveled to Hartland to take on the Eagles.  JV defense was on fire!  Goalie, Aislynn Gladu, had an amazing block denying the Eagles a score.  Final JV score 0-0.P-CEP Varsity Field Hockey took

Canton Girls Swim & Dive at Northville

Thursday Canton Girls Swim & Dive face the 8 consecutive KLAA Conference champions in a dual at their pool.Needless to say, the Mustangs have impressive depth as usual.Many close races went Northville's way. Abigail McAskin had a nice 200 freestyle. Hannah Gurgel had a first place, state qualifying time, in the 200 I'm.Sydney Bennett also PR'd in the event.  Tayla Smith qualified for states in the 50 free, with teammate Amelia Pan finishing right behind her. Addy Miller and Kiera Shisler had a season highs in 1 meter diving. Anna Park had a PR in the 100 butterfly.  Hannah Gurgel and Amya Bosanko both had season bests in the 100 freestyle.  Ella Strutton and Liv Williams had best times in the 500 free. Mina Kennedy placed first in the 100 backstroke.  Amelia Pan finished the individual events with a first time swim of the 100 breaststroke.  Next up is a selection of Canton girls at JG (Oct 1), then the varsi

Canton Cheer Kids Clinic