"Chasing Greatness Daily"- Girls Swim and Dive-Megan Michener
Posted on 12/18/2025
Congratulations to our winner for our "Chasing Greatness Daily" initiative, senior Megan Michener. Megan was nominated by her varsity swim and dive coach Ed Weber. Weber states Megan is a natural leader who sets a strong example for her teammates. She regularly attended early 6 a.m. workouts throughout the summer and leads her training group with focus and determination. At swim and dive meets, Megan is always thinking ahead organizing her teammates, leading cheers, setting up equipment, and helping everyone stay prepared for competition. Despite facing an ankle injury that made swimming difficult, she persevered and continued to lead by example, maintaining her positive attitude and commitment even when she couldn’t move as freely as usual.
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"Chasing Greatness Daily"- Volleyball-Lily Swan
Posted on 12/18/2025
Congratulations to our winner for our "Chasing Greatness Daily" initiative, junior Lily Swan. Lily was nominated by her former varsity volleyball coach Jason Krause. Krause states Lily consistently shows up prepared and focused, giving full effort in every drill, match, and conditioning session. She supports her teammates through encouragement and accountability and she raises the standard for everyone around her. She takes feedback with maturity and applies it immediately. Over the course of the season, Lily has shown tremendous growth, not just as a player, but as a leader. She’s the kind of athlete who looks for ways to improve every day. She treats coaches, teammates, officials, and opponents with genuine respect and represents our program with pride and class. Lily is a great example of what Chasing Greatness Daily means. Her consistency, positivity, and leadership make her a model for our program.
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Canton Boys Swim & Dive team opened the season with a strong 117–95 victory over Livonia Stevenson.
Updated on 12/10/2025
Big HighlightsEthan Stombaugh led the night with four first-place finishes and earned two State cuts — in the 50 and 100 free — plus MISCA qualifying times in the 100 fly and the 200 free. A dominant early-season performance.Kaden Delaney picked up three event wins, including the 50 Free, 100 Free, and a key relay leg that helped secure MISCA qualification.Micah Styles earned a MISCA cut in the 100 Back (57.04) and contributed strong points across his events.Francesco Marra added MISCA-qualifying the 100 Fly. Diving SweepWill Murillo — 1st placeAndrew Stamatakos — 2nd placeDepth Across the LineupStrong contributions also came from Eli Stubbs, Colin Suggs, Max Gazvoda, Jake Kennedy, Brett Richards and several others. The team added multiple personal bests, showing outstanding early-season momentum.The Cobras will be at Plymouth on Saturday, December 13th for the Wildcat Relays. Diving will start at 9 and Swimming will start at 12!
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Canton Swim and Dive at State Meet
Posted on 11/24/2025
The Canton High School Girls Swim & Dive Team delivered a strong and cohesive performance at the 2025 MHSAA Division 1 State Championships at Oakland University. The meet featured numerous finals appearances, lifetime-best swims, and meaningful contributions from every athlete representing the Cobras.The preliminaries began Thursday with the Medley Relay placing 17th—just one place and four-tenths of a second shy of advancing to Friday’s finals. The relay featured Jasmine Pham (SR), Audrey Huey (FR), Ximena Murillo (SR), and Kate Stevens (FR). Senior Ximena Murillo, in her final career swim, delivered an impressive 27.09 split on the butterfly leg.In the 200 Freestyle, sophomore Amelia Pan opened the meet with a standout prelim swim of 1:53.03, dropping more than 2.5 seconds from her seed time. She advanced to the Championship Final, where she placed seventh in 1:54.18, earning All-State Honors.Canton entered three swimmers in the 200 Individual Medley. Senior Jasmine Pham conclude
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