Friday, November 6, 2026
Thanksgiving Week Football at Fenway
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Winter Sports Registration now open
Registration for the 2026-27 winter athletics season is now open.
Anyone interested in trying out for a winter athletic program MUST have a parent/guardian register you prior to doing so. To register, visit the CHS Athletics website and complete the online registration available there. See link below.
Boys-
Wrestling
Girls-
Cheerleading
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 Arbiter 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 Arbiter site at a time after you register but prior to the deadline.
User Fee/Facility Fee payment deadline for the winter is December 16th.
DEADLINE TO REGISTER to be eligible for the first day of tryouts/practices is SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd.
First Day Information for each sport will be updated at this blog as it becomes available.
Fall MIAA Team Tournament Info
It's Tournament Time!
Here is what our Bulldogs have brewing in the MIAA State Tournament this month. This blog entry will be updated with everything you need to know as the tournaments develop.
FIELD HOCKEY- Seeded #1 in the MIAA D2 State Tournament
Previous Game- Round of 32
Defeated #32 Agawam- 8-0
Defeated #17 Longmeadow- 4-0
Next Game-
Round of 8- Elite Eight!
CLICK HERE for D2 Field Hockey bracket
CLICK HERE for Tickets- (Digital Only)-General Admission- $8, Senior Citizen- $5
CLICK HERE for CHS Athletics HudlTV livestream
VOLLEYBALL- Seeded #6 in the MIAA D2 State Tournament
Previous Match- Round of 32
Defeated Notre Dame of Hingham- seeded #27, 3-0
NEXT Match-
Round of 16 (Sweet 16!)
Tuesday, November 10th at 7:00pm vs. #11 Wakefield High School at Canton High School
CLICK HERE for D2 Volleyball bracket
CLICK HERE for Tickets- (Digital Only)-General Admission- $8, Senior Citizen- $5
CLICK HERE for CHS Athletics HudlTV livestream
CROSS COUNTRY- Heading to MIAA D2A Championships
Saturday, November 14th at Wrentham Development Center in Wrentham- Girls Race at 11:00am and Boys Race at 11:45am
ELIMINATED-
FOOTBALL- Seeded #10 in the MIAA D4 State Tournament
Lost to #7 seeded Shepherd Hill, 22-0 in Round of 16
CLICK HERE for D4 Football bracket
GIRLS SOCCER- Seeded #28 in MIAA D2 State Tournament
Previous Game- Preliminary Round-
Defeated Somerville High School- seeded #37, 3-2 in Double OT
Lost to #5 seeded Oliver Ames, 1-0 in the Round of 32
CLICK HERE for D2 Girls Soccer bracket
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Upcoming Winter Sports Informational Meetings
As winter sports programs look to hold informational meetings for students interested in joining, details will be posted below-
Girls Basketball- Tuesday, November 17th at 2:40 in the CHS library. This is for anyone interested in joining the Girls Basketball program this season.
Girls Ice Hockey- Thursday, November 12th at 3:30pm in the CHS library. This is for anyone interested in joining the Girls Ice Hockey program this season.
Boys Basketball- Tuesday, November 17th at 4:30pm in the CHS gymnasium. This is for anyone interested in joining the Boys Basketball program this season.
Boys and Girls Swimming- Friday, November 13th at 2:30 in the CHS Library. This is for anyone interested in joining the Swim teams this season.
Wrestling- Thursday, November 19th at 2:30 in the CHS Library. This is for anyone looking to join the Wrestling team this season.
Boys Hockey- Monday, November 16th at 2:30 in the CHS Library. This is for anyone interested in joining the Girls Basketball program this season.
Saturday, September 5, 2026
Helpful info as we start Fall Season contests
Our State Championship Golf team got their 2026 season started this past week going 1-1 and becoming the first Bulldog team of the 2026-27 school year to get their contest schedule going. The rest of our fall sports (with the exception of Unified Basketball) get their first contests going this week!
Here is some helpful information for Bulldog fall student athletes, parents and fans!
CHS Athletics Website-
This is a hub for all info about Bulldog Athletics. You should bookmark it!
Things found on our website include-
1. Our Blog- This is where we share new/changing/developing info. We always send new blog entries out on SportsYou and our Instagram/Twitter accounts, but always good to check in there from time to time for the latest Bulldog info.
2. Our Schedules- This is where you will find our contest schedules.
3. Our Ticket Sales Links- We charge an admission fee to the following events during the fall season:
Varsity Football games, Varsity Volleyball matches, Varsity Boys & Girls Soccer games with a start time of 4:30 or later
We do not accept cash at our games. We exclusively use GoFan for our mobile ticket purchases. Set up an account and easily purchase tickets.
4. Our Bulldog Hudl TV channel link- This is where you go to watch our livestreamed (or past) contests. This includes all contests that take place in the CHS Gymnasium and the CHS Turf Field. Share the link with your loved ones who are unable to attend in person!
5. Lot's of other info including User Fee and Facility Fee info/forms, Athletic Trainer info, Booster info, Staff Contacts, and much more!
Other Helpful tips-
Boosters- Please join this group! Your financial support by becoming a member helps all our our student athletes and their Bulldog experiences. They do so much for our kids! Join today!
CLICK HERE for a parent/student athlete NEED-TO-KNOW document
PARKING- please only park in MARKED SPACES on campus and please drive slowly on campus and in our surrounding neighborhoods.
Thursday, September 3, 2026
Dogs Heading to Fenway Thanksgiving Week!
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PRESENTED BY CROSS INSURANCE RETURNS TO FENWAY PARK THANKSGIVING WEEK
Tickets Available for Four Rivalry Games Featuring Eight High Schools
BOSTON, MA – High School Football will return to Fenway Park during Thanksgiving week, presented by Cross Insurance. The matchups will feature four traditional Thanksgiving rivalry games with two double headers scheduled for November 24-25.
Game matchups are as follows:
Tuesday, November 24, 2026
- Cambridge Rindge & Latin School vs. Somerville High School – 5:00 p.m.
- Canton High School vs. Stoughton High School – 8:00 p.m.*
Wednesday, November 25, 2026
- Durfee High School vs. New Bedford High School – 4:00 p.m.
- Xaverian Brothers High School vs. St. John’s Prep – 7:00 p.m.*
*Times are approximate; games are scheduled to begin 40 minutes after the conclusion of the previous contest.
General admission tickets are available for purchase at redsox.com/highschoolfootball starting at $20/ticket for each day, providing access to both games. Twenty percent of every ticket sold will be given back to the school being supported. Dell Technologies Level Suites will be available for all matchups starting at $50/ticket and can be purchased by contacting Michael Gavagan at mgavagan@redsox.com .
For additional ticket information and schedule updates about this year’s high school football games at Fenway Park, visit redsox.com/highschoolfootball.
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Bulldog Kick-off Presentation for student athletes and parents
The Canton High School Athletic Department is excited to announce our upcoming Student-Athlete & Parent/Guardian Kick-Off Night, happening on Tuesday, September 15th from 7:00pm-8:15pm at the CHS Morse Auditorium. This is a mandatory event for all student-athletes currently in season, as well as those planning to participate in winter or spring sports. We also ask that at least one parent/guardian attend alongside their athletes.
The evening is sponsored by our CHS Athletic Booster Club. This group will be on-hand to welcome new members. Please consider becoming a member of our Booster Club- so many upsides! CLICK HERE to join.
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| State Champions- Teddy & Brian Shuman on the Garden ice after the State Finals win in March. |
Why You Should Be There-
This night isn’t just about policies and logistics (though we’ll briefly cover some of those, too). It’s about setting the tone for another great year of Bulldog athletics.
Featured Speaker- Coach Brian Shuman
Shuman spent 23 years coaching in the Canton High School boys hockey program, including 21 seasons as head coach from 2005–2026. During his tenure, the Bulldogs won five MIAA Division 2 State Championships and 19 Hockomock League titles. He was named the 2019 USA Today National Boys Hockey Coach of the Year and is a 2026 inductee into the Massachusetts State Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame. He has also spent more than two decades working with young people as a Social Studies teacher at Westwood High School.
Brian will share lessons and perspectives drawn not only from his years as a coach, but also from his experiences as a parent and longtime member of the Canton community. His message will focus on embracing the unique opportunity of high school athletics and appreciating the people and experiences that make the journey meaningful. Having experienced Canton athletics from many of the same perspectives as the athletes and families in the audience, Brian hopes to offer a candid and personal reflection on how to make the most of these years while they are happening.
See you there!
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
Hudl and Recruiting
What is Hudl? It is an amazing video tool that has been in use by CHS Athletics and our student athletes for the past 15 years.
It includes video recording, analysis and clipping for our coaches in an ever-expanding number of our sports.
It includes live streaming of all events in the CHS Masciarelli Gymnasium and the WWII Veterans' Memorial Field.
It also includes great resources for our student athletes when it comes to creating highlight videos and assisting with the college recruiting process.
Student Athletes and parents with aspirations in athletics beyond their days wearing the Green and White should check out this link below for information about this amazing resource.
Hudl Recruiting/Video for student athletes
Thank you Boosters! Become a member today!
Monday, August 3, 2026
Capeau named Head Varsity Cheer Coach
The Canton High School Athletic Department is thrilled to welcome Makayla Capeau as our new Varsity Cheer Coach. Capeau takes the reigns from Jenny O'Neill who had served in the role for two years. 
Coach Makayla Capeau
Capeau- a Middleboro native- served on the cheer coaching staff at her alma mater, Middleboro High School at both the JV and Varsity levels. Beyond high school cheer, she has been a part of the Mitchell Memorial Club Youth Program, assisting with athlete skill development, conditioning, competition preparation and team logistics. Cheer has been a huge part of her life since the age of four.
Capeau, who is pursuing a degree in Human Services at Bristol Community College, is looking to build a strong CHS Cheer program through hard work and dedication.
She had this to say upon her appointment-
"I am incredibly honored and excited to join the Canton High School community as the Head Varsity Cheer Coach. I look forward to building a positive, hardworking program where student-athletes can grow in confidence, leadership, teamwork, and school pride. I can't wait to get started and work with the athletes, families, and the entire Canton community."
CHS Athletic Director Danny Erickson praised Capeau-
"She is ready for this challenge. It was clear from the start of the search process that she would bring a passion and dedication to this position. I'm confident that Makayla will build a strong culture in the Bulldog Cheer program."
Thursday, July 2, 2026
Ford named Head Boys Hockey Coach
| Coach Tim Ford with his family (and the State Championship plaque!) |
Tennis anyone? Chin named new Girls Varsity Tennis Coach
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| Coach Brandon Chin |
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Coach E's Summer Strength and Conditioning program
CHS Strength and Conditioning Coach Mark Erickson is happy to announce the summer training schedule. This program is offered FREE OF CHARGE to all CHS students.
A message from Coach Mark Erickson-
Hi CHS Athletes,
I am excited to announce the Summer Strength and Conditioning Schedule. This is a great opportunity, especially for those of you who compete in a Fall Sport to improve yourselves as athletes and create as much Strength, Speed, Agility, and Power as possible, so you show up to tryouts and practices in the best shape you have been in to date.
SUMMER STRENGTH & CONDITIONING SCHEDULE
NOT TOO LATE TO JOIN!
Monday, June 29, 2026
Fall Sports-Specific info
Anyone interested in trying out for a fall athletic program MUST have a parent register you prior to the following deadline:
- All sports other than Unified Basketball- Wednesday, August 19th at noon
- Unified Basketball- TBA but some point in September
The easiest way to register is to visit the CHS Athletics website and complete the online registration available there.
GOLF- Click here for all you need to know
FOOTBALL- The football season is fast approaching and we are excited about your interest in playing! The schedule is below. Please reach out to coach Eckler with any questions - ecklerj@cantonma.org
Tryouts are as followed:
Monday, August 24th: 3-530
Tuesday, August 25th: 3-530
Wednesday, August 26th: 3-530
Everyone is expected to attend all 3 days. Practices will begin August 27th (Times TBD)
Please arrive 15 min prior to start time. Bring water and wear sneakers/cheer shoes.
Any questions? Contact Coach Makayla Capeau : mcapeau1@gmail.com
Thursday, June 11, 2026
Girls Track State Champions!
| Hand-in-hand celebrating a history making victory |
The Canton High School Girls Track and Field team are State Champions for the first time in school history. This caps off the last of three State Championships for Bulldog Athletics this school year (Golf and Boys Hockey.) What a year!
The CHS Track program has come a long way over the past decade. Rewind ten years back and the thought of one of our track teams being crowned State Champions seemed ridiculous. Canton High was not a “track school.”
But it’s a new day in Canton. Coach Anna Amico with the support of Boys Coach Brian Gotsell and a wonderful group of committed assistant coaches have built a strong culture in the Track program- a winning culture. From where I sit, the first words that come to mind when I think about this winning culture of our track team is DIVERSITY and INCLUSION.
Our Championship Girls Track team may represent who CHS is, better than any other single athletic program in our school. Our team is made up of girls of many races, ethnicities, and backgrounds. They come to the CHS track daily to work together for a common goal, yet they are all coming from so many different histories, experiences and lives. All of these backgrounds and life experiences come together to capture excellence. They each put in the work to contribute to team success. And they each put in the work building strong relationships with each other- these are the keys to championship success.
Their strength is their diversity. Their strength is their effort to include everyone.
This year’s Championship Girls Track team’s racial breakdown is roughly as follows-
| 2026 D3 Varsity Girls Track & Field State Champions |
48- White (56%)
20- Black (23%)
18- Asian, Hispanic, Middle Eastern (21%)
That is who we are. That is the makeup of our Championship Girls Track team. That is who CHS is today. And it is awesome!
I’m so fortunate that I work at- and my own children go to- a diverse school that welcomes and includes all. Our Girls Track & Field team….yes our STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Track and Field team represents who we are- Diverse and Excellent.
PS- Huge shoutout to our Individual D3 State Champions from our track program as well-
Lauren Raffetto- 800 meter
Addy Azar- 2 mile
Chloe Dubuisson, Lauren Raffetto, Grace Martinek and Addy Azar- 4x400
Lauren Raffetto- All-State Champion in the 800 meter (all divisions)
Thursday, June 4, 2026
Members of Class of 2026 honored at Senior Banquet
The Senior Banquet was held on Thursday, June 4th at CHS's Morse Auditorium. Thanks to the best coaching staff in the state for taking another night away from your families to come honor our Bulldogs. It was a night full of celebration.
165 of the 265 graduating seniors received varsity letters in each of their sports. That marks more than 62% of the class earning letters.
(Big shout out to Georgia Campbell and Charlotte Powers- who served as Wellness/Athletic Dept. externs this spring and spearheaded the Varsity Letter project. They were amazing at this!)
Here are some Bulldog Highlights from the 2025-26 school year- led by this amazing class:
14 members of the class were three-sport letter winners this year-
Sony Chery, Shannon Dervan, Madi Downey, Maddie Driscoll, Chloe Dubuisson, Nora Giannacopoulos, Shane Kelleher, Lucas Le, Jack Masciarelli, Declan Monahan, Lexi Piazza, Caitlyn Reynolds, Teddy Shuman, Riley Swearingen and Matt Wright
Hockomock Davenport Titles- Field Hockey, Boys Hockey, Boys Swimming
MIAA State Tournament team qualifiers- Field Hockey, Girls Soccer, Football, Boys Soccer, Volleyball, Boys Hockey, Girls Hockey, Girls Basketball, Boys Basketball, Baseball, Girls Lacrosse, Boys Lacrosse and Boys Tennis
Deep MIAA Tournament Run-
STATE CHAMPIONS- Golf, Boys Hockey, Girls Track & Field
D2 State Runner Up- Girls Cross Country
Final Four- Field Hockey
Individual Honors
Hockomock League Scholar Athletes- Bharat Ramanathan and Alexi Piazza
Click Here for Blog Entry from last month's Hockomock Scholar Athlete Banquet
First Ever CHS Athletic Booster Club Award Winners- includes a scholarship-Bharat Ramanathan and Meaghan Donovan
Sammy Swardlick Spirit Cup-
(includes $500 scholarship)
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| Shane Kelleher- Honored for his Bulldog Spirit |
The Track & Field Sportsmanship Cup
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| Riley Swearingen- 1 of 2 Track & Field student athletes honored for excellence |
| Maddie Driscoll- 1 of 2 Track & Field student athletes honored for excellence |
Paul Callahan Award
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| JJ Faulk honored for excelling in sports that CHS Hall of Famer Paul Callahan excelled in. |
The Bulldog Award
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| Teddy Shuman- 1 of 2 student athletes honored for having the greatest impact on their teams' successes |
| Chloe Dubuisson- 1 of 2 student athletes honored for having the greatest impact on their teams' successes |
The Xavier Machuga Award
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| Jake Marcell- 1 of 2 student athletes honored for resilience, perseverance & grit |
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| Kate Budway- 1 of 2 student athletes honored for resilience, perseverance & grit |
The Captains Award
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| Nora Giannacopoulos-1 of 2 CHS captains honored for being leaders among leaders |
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| Vlad Francoeur- 1 of 2 CHS captains honored for being leaders among leaders |
The John Horack Award
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Fall 2026 Sports Registration now open
Fall Sports registration is now open!
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!
Boys Teams-
- Cross Country (Varsity)
- Football (Varsity, Froshmore)
- Golf (Varsity)
- Soccer (Varsity, JV)
- 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)
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 9, 2026.
All other sports start on Monday, August 24th.
DEADLINE TO REGISTER to be eligible for the first day of tryouts/practices is as follows:
- All sports other than Unified Basketball- Wednesday, August 19th at noon
- Unified Basketball- TBA but some point in September
First Day Information for each sport will be updated at this blog as it becomes available. And that will be soon!
Click here to Register today!
Friday, May 29, 2026
2026-27 school year Athletic Fees update
As we all plan for the 2026-27 school year, the Canton Public Schools has announced the fee structure for athletics for next school year. Due to continued rising cost and in conjunction with a system-wide look at our fee structure, the following adjustments have been made for next school year:
Athletic User Fee- $255/student athlete/sport (increased from $245 this year)
Athletic User Fee Family Cap- Four fees for the school year- $1,020
Facility Fee- These fees are designed to off-set roughly 50% of the cost of the facility rental for each program listed below. This fee is above and beyond the Athletic User Fee, which is also due for these sports. This fee is also not eliminated or reduced as a result of a family cap.
Ice Hockey- $500 (increased from $350 this year)
Gymnastics- $200 (increased from $150 this year)
Swimming- $150 (increased from $100 this year)
Registration for Fall sports will begin next week.
Friday, May 22, 2026
MIAA Spring Tournament Info
Updated June 3rd at 2:25pm
Baseball- Seeded #27 in D2 tournament
Next Round- Sweet 16- At #11 King Philip on Wednesday, June 3rd at 4:00pm
Previous Rounds- Round of 32- Defeated #6 Shepherd Hill Regional 5-4
CLICK HERE for D2 Baseball Bracket
Boys and Girls Track & Field State Championship Meet
Bulldog Girls Track team crowned State Champions- D3......First time in known school history!
FIVE D3 Individual State Champions for the Bulldogs! This is absolutely remarkable....rarified air kinda stuff!
Chloe Dubuisson- 400 meter hurdles
Addy Azar- 2 Mile
Lauren Raffetto- 800 meter and the Mile
Raffetto, Azar, Dubuisson and Grace Martinek- 4x400 meter relay
Next up- The Meet of Champions- Details to follow!
Eliminated Teams-
Girls Lacrosse- Seeded #21 in D2 tournament
Round of 32- Lost to #12 seeded Milton, 14-2
CLICK HERE for D2 Girls Lacrosse Bracket
Boys Tennis- Seeded #14 in D2 tournament
Round of 32- Defeated #19 North Quincy, 4-1
Sweet 16- Lost to #3 Duxbury, 1-4
CLICK HERE for D2 Boys Tennis Bracket
Boys Lacrosse- Seeded #11 in D2 tournament
Round of 32- Defeated #22 Burlington High School 13-7
Sweet 16- Lost to #6 Marshfield 11-9
CLICK HERE for D2 Boys Lacrosse Bracket
Wednesday, May 20, 2026
Current Canton High Athletics Coaching Vacancies
Head Girls Varsity Tennis Coach- CLICK HERE for job posting
Fall Varsity Cheer Coach- CLICK HERE for job posting
Assistant Girls Varsity Soccer Coach- CLICK HERE for job posting
Co-Head JV Boys Soccer Coach- CLICK HERE for job posting
Co-Head JV Boys Lacrosse Coach- CLICK HERE for job posting
Head Freshmen Baseball Coach- CLICK HERE for job posting
Any questions- contact CHS Athletic Director Danny Erickson- ericksond@cantonma.org
Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Senyonjo steps down- Greenaway named new Bulldog Girls Varsity Soccer Coach
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| Coach Idris Senyonjo stepping down at Bulldog Varsity Coach |
Senyonjo has served as the Bulldog Girls Varsity Soccer Coach since the 2020 season, leading the Bulldogs to much success over that time period including a Hockomock Davenport Championship and several deep MIAA tournament runs. According to CHS Athletic Director Danny Erickson, "Idris brought a professionalism, soccer IQ, and caring heart to the program. He will be missed. We thank him for his time, care and energy."
Taking over the program is Coach Tom Greenaway. Greenaway is new to high school soccer, but has been a mainstay in the local club scene for more than a decade. Many CHS soccer student athletes have participated in programs through Canton Youth Soccer and local clubs that Greenaway has led.
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| Newly appointed Coach Tom Greenaway |
Greenaway has held numerous soccer coaching and leadership positions with FCUSA, Steel Sports and Seacoast United where he currently coaches and manages tournaments and events for the club. He has been a part of many summer soccer camps that scores of CHS student athletes have participated in in recent years.
"I’m excited to join Canton High School as the new varsity girls head coach. This program holds a strong personal connection for me having coached within the youth soccer organization and worked with many of the HS players over the last 15 years. I’m also looking forward and being part of a great athletic community and developing a talented group of young female players."


















