The Canton Lady Warriors advanced to the second round of the PIAA state playoffs with their win over Mount Calvary on Tuesday, Nov. 5.

Most playoff games are tough. They can go scoreless for long periods of time during a contest. The game between Canton and South Williamsport was no different.

The stakes were already high coming into a rivalry game such as this. The mantra on the night: bring home the shoe.

In a game full of turnovers, the Canton Warriors held on to beat North Penn-Mansfield 20-7 at Island Park on Friday, October 18.

For the second consecutive year the Canton Warriors have earned a 3-0 mark to start the season after a 44-15 win over the Wyalusing Rams on Friday, Sept. 6.

The Lady Warriors earned a third place finish in the annual Williamson Volleyball tournament on Saturday, Sept. 7.

In what was a week one shootout a year ago, The Canton Warriors put up a dominant performance over the Towanda Black Knights on Friday, Aug. 23 with a 40-6 win.

Led by a group of five wrestlers, nine Lycoming College winter student-athletes earned a slot on the Academic All-MAC team, the conference office in Annville, Pa., announced on Tuesday, June 11.

Wesneski finishes his senior year with a 28-1 record and his two-year career at Lycoming with a 66-5 overall record, his .930 winning percentage the best in program history. Along with Saturday night's national championship, Wesneski was also a two-time Southeast Region champion and the 2018 Southeast Region Most Outstanding wrestler.