At the wrestling tournament in Benson on Dec. 31, Issac Guzman brought home a third place finish.
Canby got the best of Osakis on the mat Friday, winning 47-27 on the road.
Trevor Gray took it to the net, shooting over top of the Minneota defender at home Jan. 4.
The boys had another rough week, losing by only a few points to both Minneota at home and YME on the road. Fulda was able to top the Lancers by 14.
Canby participated in Tom Keating Invitational Saturday in Foley, where Parker Verhelst (far left) brought home fourth place.
Two Canby wrestlers took first place and the team finished ninth in the Tom Keating Invitational Saturday.
Eli Greenman, wrestling at 106, and Lane Fink, wrestling at 145, earned the top spots for the Lancers.
The Canby Lancers boys varsity team presented the fourth grade players with new basketballs before the game against Minneota at home on Jan. 4.
Kortney Leppke went for a jump shot against Wabasso on Wednesday in Marshall.
The Lady Lancers earned themselves two wins at SMSU last week by defeating St. Clair on Tuesday and Wabasso on Wednesday.
The girls will head to MACCRAY this evening before hosting Renville County West on Friday. They will hit the road again Monday to take on Luverne.
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Coach Gary Stoks gives Parker Verhelst a pep talk during his match on Dec. 31 in Benson.
Lane Fink took first place and the Canby wrestling team took fifth at the Benson Classic last week.
Dylan Houseman puts up a 3-point shot during the boys game against Hills-Beaver Creek on Dec. 30 at SMSU in Marshall.
The Lancers dropped two at SMSU last weekend, falling to Hills-Beaver Creek on Wednesday and Renville County West on Thursday.
The boys hosted Minneota last night and will be on the road the rest of the week, starting with a trip to Fulda tonight and ending with a faceoff at Yellow Medicine East on Thursday.
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