Issac Guzman put himself at the top of the podium at the Camden/West Central Conference Championship in Dawson Saturday.
Guzman was the only Lancer wrestler to reach the peak of the podium, with several others finding a place in the top six.
Emily Nelson drop past RCW to earn two of her 11 points during the Lancers’ home victory Friday.
The Lady Lancers finished their week on a high note defeating RCW at home after losing to Montevideo and MACCRAY.
Last night they hosted BOLD, but stats weren’t available at time of print. Thursday they will head to TMB before going to Luverne on Friday.
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The Canby-Minneota Sensations finished their regular season in Lakeview Friday with varsity high kick (above) placing second and JV high kick earning first place. They will be heading to Montevideo on Saturday for the section competition.
During the Lady Lancers’ home game against Minneota Tuesday, Brynn Kockelman kept her back to the defender to remain in possession of ball.
Canby put it on the Ortonville Trojans with a 40 point road win Thursday night.
The Lancers set the tone instantly, putting together a strong first half that put the writing on the wall in an 81-41 win.
Emily Nelson drove the lane going for two during the Lancers’ home loss to Minneota Tuesday.
Canby split the week falling to Minneota at home Tuesday before ending on a good note with a road victory over YME Friday.
The girls traveled to Montevideo last night but stats were unavailable at time of print. Tonight they will remain on the road as they take on MACCRAY before returning home Friday to host RCW.
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Kylie Sterzinger (left) of Minneota and Isabel Thompson of Canby were both named All-Conference dancers on Friday in Lakeview. Sterzinger was honored for kick and Thompson for jazz and kick.
At the Camden Conference competition on Friday, the Canby-Minneota Sensations brought home third place in high kick.
At the Les Tlustos-Brookings Invite Saturday, Blake Giese fought to pin Albert Ngandu of Sioux Falls Washington which allowed him to continue until he found a place on the podium.
Eli Greenman’s first place finish led six Lancers who reached the podium at the Les Tlustos Invitational in Brookings Saturday.
As a team, Canby tallied 97 points to finish seventh out of a field of 20. Pierre took first with a score of 225, followed by West Central with 187.5, and Harrisburg in third with 156.
Daven VanEngen threw BBE’s Noah Welte to the mat before pinning him at 5:33 on Friday at home.
Canby pulled out two impressive wins over tough Class A opponents at their home triangular Friday night.
The Lancers opened with a 38-29 win over BBE, then capped their night with a 30-21 win over rival Minneota.
In Minneota and BBE’s match, it was the Jaguars that beat the Vikings 34-26.
The winners of the Co-ed No-tap City Tournament at Lancer Lanes in Canby are, pictured left to right: Paul Tol, second place; Jon Groenhoff, first place; Vince Delmonico, third place.
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