With a jaw dropping placement at the state finals, Talan Silvas, Luke Christensen and Dexter Stewart became the first Canyon View athletes to participate in the Division III State Swimming & Diving Championships. Stewart finished 16th in the 200 freestyle and 14th in the 400 freestyle, while Silvas placed 9th in diving. Christensen was the
The Canyon View JV B girls basketball team lost to Millennium by a score of 40-5. “It was an off day for the team, we worked hard but we could have worked harder,” said freshman Sydnee Lambe. The Lady jags had a tough game against the Millennium Tigers. During the first quarter freshman Dayanara Victorino
The Canyon View JV B girls basketball team lost to the Agua Fria Owls by a score of 52-17. “This game wasn’t our best, but we had fun as a team and we are going to do better next game,” said freshman Emma Richter. Sophomore Cassidy Stafford scored first for the Lady Jags after making
The Canyon View JV A girls basketball team lost against Verrado by a score of 47-14. The first quarter of the game was very rough for the jags. Sophomore Kaila Morson started the Jags off at the free throw line. During the second quarter sophomore Ryley Olsen made a three pointer, making the score
The Canyon View JV B girls basketball team won against Verrado by a score of 27-24. “We took our previous loss very hard as a team, we decided to go out there to win this game,” sophomore Alyssa Ochoa said. Cassidy Stafford started off the game with a two pointer making the score
Christopher Owen, Canyon View Student Sports Journalists Verrado takes the win against Canyon View with a score of 50-30. Sophomore Caidyn Spickler got the Jaguars started at the free throw line cutting the lead to 6-2. Sophomore Taylor Jacobs followed that up with a free throw making the score 10-3. Spickler started the
Legend Nichols, Student Journalist The Canyon View girls JV B basketball team lost their first game of the season by a score of 39-15. “We tried our best, we all gave it our all for our first game. It was a good way to start the season even though we lost,” freshman Dayanara Victorino
Christopher Owen, Student Journalist The Canyon View girls JV-A basketball team started their season with a loss to Youngker 45-40, but did not go down without giving their all. To get the Jaguars started, sophomore Chyanne Lopez made a three-pointer early in the game, shortening the lead to 8-5. Following that, sophomore Kaila Morson put
By: Christopher Owen, Canyon View Student Canyon View girls varsity basketball team started their season with the first varsity win in school history, beating Youngker by a score of 47-34. Sophomore Caidyn Spickler got the Jaguars ready early with a three-pointer making the score 7-0. Sophomore Angelina Thiel followed this with a two-pointer making
By: Saje Aguilar Sophomore Abigale Morris helped lead Canyon View to their most successful season in school history by placing 29th at the recent State Championships in Tuscon, Arizona. “Overall state is an experience I will never forget. Whether it was the ride there, the people I encountered, or just the golf in general it
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