Upcoming Fall Sports Informational Meetings

Several Fall sports programs here at CHS are having player information meetings in the coming weeks. 

See info below-

Girls Volleyball- Any girl interested in joining our Volleyball program should attend an important meeting on Monday, June 9th at 2:30 in the Distance Learning Lab. Want to join but unable to attend? Be sure to contract coach Cawley- cawleyp@cantonma.org

Boys and Girls CROSS COUNTRY- An important meeting for anyone interested in joining the cross country program this fall will be held on Wednesday June 11th at 3PM at the track. This meeting is for students currently in grades 8-11. Any questions or can't make it, please reach out to Coach Brian Gotsell (briangotsell@cantonma.org) 

Already happened....

GOLF- Tuesday, June 3rd at 2:45 in the Distance Learning Lab at CHS. This in an important meeting for anyone currently in grades 8-11 interested in tryout out for the CHS Golf team in the fall. Any questions or can't make it? Contact Coach Barucci- baruccim@cantonma.org

Boys SOCCER- Tuesday, June 3rd at 2:45 in the CHS Cafeteria. Any current 8th-11th grader interested in being a part of the CHS Boys Soccer program should attend this important informational meeting. We will be discussing the 2025 season. If you are interested in joining the program but are unable to attend, email coach Erickson at ericksond@cantonma.org. New players welcome!

Spring MIAA State Tournament Info

This blog entry includes all important information regarding our spring teams who qualify for the State Tournament. It will be updated throughout our team's state tournament experiences. 

Baseball- Seeded #10 with a record of 11-9

Round of 32- Monday, June 2nd vs. #23 Shepherd Hill Regional High School at CHS at 4:30pm

CLICK HERE for D2 Baseball Bracket

Girls Tennis- Seeded #19 with a record of 10-7

Next Match- Round of 16-  vs. #3 seeded NDA of Hingham on Wednesday, June 4th at 4:00pm

Previous Matches- Round of 32- Defeated #14 Ludlow, 3-2

CLICK HERE for D2 Girls Tennis Bracket

Eliminated-

Boys Tennis- Seeded #17 with a record of 13-5

Round of 32- Lost 2-3 at #16 Longmeadow High School 

CLICK HERE for D2 Boys Tennis Bracket

Boys Lacrosse- Seeded #24 with a record of 9-7

Round of 32- Lost, 9-6 at #9 King Philip 

CLICK HERE for D2 Boys Lacrosse Bracket

CHS student athletes participate in National Girls & Women in Sports Day event

On Tuesday, May 20, 2025 Chloe Dubuisson (Volleyball, Indoor Track, Spring Track) and Georgia Campbell (Soccer, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse) were honored as Canton High's representatives at the annual MIAA National Girls and Women in Sport day along with over 400 other female high school athletes from around the state.

This event is held each year to celebrate the opportunities that girls and women have to compete in sports throughout the state and nation. It includes speakers, a panel discussion and awarding of certificates of participation in the event.  This year's celebration was held at Gillette Stadium.

CHS Athletic Trainer and Asst. to the AD, Kristen Aguiar was also part of the CHS contingent representing our female members of Bulldog Athletics.

All of us in Bulldog Nation are proud of Chloe, Georgia, Kristen and all of our amazing female student athletes. 

Fall Cheer Tryouts- June 11, 12, 13

CHS Cheer Coach Jenny O'Neill has announced that cheer tryouts for CHS will take place in June! 

All interested candidates please report to the Rodman Building Gymnasium for tryouts on Wednesday, June 11th, Thursday, June 12th and Friday, June 13th from 3:30-5:00pm. Candidates should come 10 minutes early to check in,  dressed in athletic clothes, cheer shoes/ athletic  sneakers. 

Only candidates who have been REGISTERED by their parent/guardian through the CHS Athletics site by Sunday, June 8th , will be eligible to try out. 

Please contact Coach Jenny O'Neill at- oneillj@cantonma.org if you have any questions. We are excited for the start of our new season! 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Fall Sports Registration now open

Fall Sports registration is now open! Let's not wish away the rest of the spring and the summer.....but let's get registered for the fall!

Anyone interested in trying out for a fall athletic program MUST have a parent/guardian register you prior to doing so.

In order to register, visit the CHS Athletics website and complete the online registration available there. See link below.

To secure your spot for the first day of the season, PLEASE register before the end of this school year!

The following sports programs are offered at CHS in the fall:

Boys Teams-

• Cross Country (Varsity)
• Football (Varsity, Froshmore)
• Golf (Varsity)
• Soccer (Varsity, JV)

Girls Teams-

• Cheerleading (Varsity)- Tryouts for Cheer are taking place in June. Keep eye out for info!
• Cross Country (Varsity)
• Field Hockey (Varsity, JV)
• Soccer (Varsity, JV)
• Volleyball (Varsity, JV and Freshmen)

Coed Team-

Unified Basketball- Please note that this program is currently open for registration but it begins roughly a month after the other sports listed. It runs into late fall. 

User Fees- 
There are three ways to pay the User Fee for CHS Athletics:
1. Submit a check with the User Fee Form
2. Pay through the FamilyID registration process at the time you register. (You may not want to choose this option if you are not sure your child will be on the final rosters.)
3. Pay through the FamilyID site at a time after you register but prior to the deadline.

User Fee payment deadline for the fall is September 10, 2025. 

Football starts on Friday, August 15th. 

Cheer TRYOUTS are in June.

Unified Basketball begins in late September. 

 
All other sports start on Monday, August 18th.  

DEADLINE TO REGISTER to be eligible for the first day of tryouts/practices is as follows:

• Cheer- Sunday, June 8, 2025.
• Football- Monday, August 12th at noon
• Unified Basketball- TBA but some point in September
• All other fall sports- Wednesday, August 13th at noon.

But Register early and cross it off the list!

First Day Information for each sport will be updated at this blog as it becomes available.

Click here to Register today!

Weather-related changes to Bulldog Athletic schedule

Due to the wet/cold weather today, the following changes have been made to the Athletic Schedule-

• Tennis matches vs. Foxboro are postponed.
• Softball game vs. Foxboro is postponed.
• Baseball games vs. Foxboro are postponed.
• Boys & Girls JV lacrosse games vs. Braintree are postponed. 
• Varsity Boys and Girls Lacrosse games vs. Braintree are ON!

Weather-related schedule changes- 5/5 and 5/6/25

Due to the rain and subsequent playing conditions, the following changes have been made to the CHS Athletic schedule for Monday and Tuesday (5/5 and 5/6)-

Boys and Girls Tennis matches with Mansfield have been postponed until Tuesday, May 13th. 

Varsity and JV Softball against Mansfield has been postponed until Tuesday, May 13th- 3:45pm. 

All Lacrosse games and Baseball games scheduled for Monday are on as scheduled. 

The Track meet scheduled at Mansfield Tuesday has been postponed until Thursday.

The Unified Track meet scheduled at Stoughton Tuesday has been postponed until May 20th. 

Stay dry out there!

Bulldogs honored at Hock Student Athlete Banquet

Written by Jess Hooton

Last night, the Hockomock League hosted its annual Hockomock League Scholar Athlete banquet. The recipients of these awards were two students, one male and one female, from each of the schools in the Hock. The senior students selected represent what it means to excel both in the classroom and on the field. Those awarded exemplify the “student” in student-athlete.  There are more than 1,000 senior student athletes that compete in the league each year, so this small group of 24 being honored is an elite group. Canton’s two recipients were Tess Giglio and Max Eagles (pictured below).

Both Giglio and Eagles have earned high GPA’s in their time at Canton High School and have been incredible not only as athletes but as teammates. Also in attendance was Canton High School Principal Jeff Sperling and CHS Athletic Director Danny Erickson.  Sperling expressed excitement for the event stating that it is “special” and “unique to the Hock.” Sperling also recognized the significance of how the night unites the teams within the league, keeping sportsmanship “a top priority.” 

The keynote speaker for the evening was Canton Superintendent, Derek Folan. Folan, who has spent his entire life in the Hockomock League, shared his story of resilience and the importance of building relationships. Canton’s contingent was proud of his remarks. 

Giglio’s contributions to the school don’t stop at the turf or the classroom. She has been a key member of her class’ student council for the past four years, creating incredible events and fundraising for her peers. As a member of the girls varsity soccer team at CHS since her freshman year, Tess is an asset on the field as a great two way player. In the winter she brings her leadership to the Basketball court as a captain and two year varsity member. She played great in the team’s matchup against North Attleboro where they lost in a close 56-61 matchup. In the fall, Giglio will be attending the University of South Carolina to study nursing

As for Eagles, who is a captain for soccer and lacrosse, he was recognized as a leader in his three sports. Since freshman year Eagles has absolutely dominated in faceoffs during the lacrosse season winning 73% making him a team leader. He received a Hock All-Star Honorable Mention for his success and also made the League’s Second Team for the 2024 season. As for hockey, Eagles is a forward for the state finalist team who went all the way to TD Garden for the D2 State Championship this year. His skills go beyond athletics as he has taken multiple AP classes specifically AP Art during his time at CHS. He is an incredible artist and has been recognized for his skill and dedication. In the fall, Eagles will be attending Penn State where he will be majoring in economics. 

The CHS Athletic Department would like to congratulate Giglio and Eagles on their accomplishments and wish them the best as they continue to the next chapters of their lives.