Pre-game Analysis: Lewis Mills Spartans vs. Canton Warriors

At 6:30 tomorrow night the Canton High School parking lot will inevitably overflow as hundreds show up to take part in the christening of the new Track and Field complex (be sure to know there is auxillary parking at Millennium Field and CIS).  Stands have been brought in, and it can be assured that they will be filled.  CHS is abuzz with anticipation of the big game.  The Warriors (5-3) will take on the visiting Spartans (2-6), and undoubtedly beat them.  With all of the other fall sports sputtering out in the past couple weeks, football is the sole athletic team remaining and the whole school is getting behind them.  Many students have changed plans to ensure they will be able to make it to the under-the-lights event. Senior Danielle Chouinard spent days searching for a replacement and couldn't contain her excitement when her shift finally got covered.  Her jubilation is well justified as Friday night will truly be a night to remember.  It will not only be the first athletic event on the turf, but it will also be footballs first night game at home, in addition it will be the final home game that this legendary class of seniors will ever play.  There are just to many factors to justify staying away.
If you don't have plans tomorrow night, dress warmly and  head down to 76 Simonds Ave for the best night of Canton Sports this year.  Heck, even if you have something else, come anyway, football is far more important. Who knows, we might even get to see quarterback Eric Scott get that touchdown hes been running for all year.