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Hauser takes over 'Boss Lion' duties
Stacia Hauser, new Canyon Lions Club President for 2024-25, believes in this famous Helen Keller quote … “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” Hauser, who took over ‘Boss Lion’ responsibilities officially on July 3, is honored to be “President of the greatest club and looks forward to this year.” Serving, according to Hauser, means “giving ourselves for the good of others.” “My passion is serving at any capacity just as the Lions motto says ‘We Serve,’” Hauser added.
WT promotes Cory Hall to head baseball coach
West Texas A&M didn't have to look far to find the new head coach for Buffalo Baseball as longtime Associate Head Coach Cory Hall has been promoted to the skipper of the Buffs announced on Friday afternoon. "We are so excited that Cory Hall has decided to continue his leadership at WT to become our new head baseball coach. He is a man of character and high values, the past 14 years of work he has put into this program is evident by the success on the field and in the classroom" said Interim Director of Athletics Thompson Mayberry "Our current student-athletes respect Coach Hall...
Sometimes in the winds of CHANGE, we find our true direction
If you want CHANGE in your community … you have to be the CHANGE you want to see. Many of us like to talk about CHANGE … and how that seven-letter word will impact our lives. But, how many of us are willing to not just talk the talk but do something to make a difference. It’s easy to speak negativity and voice our opinions on why we don’t like the way certain CHANGES happen, but … in hindsight … those changes can be for the best in the long run. A lot of times, we get caught up in normality and the beliefs that we’ve always done it this way … why should we CHANGE it now.
Seniority rules with Lady Eagles volleyball
Seniority rules when it comes to Canyon Lady Eagles volleyball in 2024. With six returning starters – all seniors – Canyon head coach Sara Morath speaks highly of their experience and the expectations for the upcoming season. “We have put in some serious work this offseason,” Morath said. “We have several experienced players returning for our 2024 season. Every starter will likely be a three or four year varsity player. “With that many experienced players on the roster, who have put in a lot of work since last fall, we should make a pretty good run at it this season.”
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