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Opened in 1950, the 60-year-old Canton Memorial Field House is home to the McKinley basketball and volleyball teams. Located at the site of McKinley High School, Fawcett Stadium, and the CT Branin Natatorium, the Field House boasts a seating capacity of 4,800.

SPRING IN THEIR STEP: 2012 Track and Field Preview, Varsity Schedules

2011 season updates completed  

A Blitz For Flitz Where Champions Are Made And Success Is Tradition

Say Hello to Your Marching Band and Cheerleaders, 2011-12  

A Call To All Alumni and Citizens of Canton City Schools To Take Action, Lincoln, Lehman, Timken and McKinley...   Inaction Is Not A Choice. Our Coordinated Efforts To Seek The Truth in the CCS Administration and School Board Are In Need of YOUR HELP!

  McKinley Football Hall Of Fame Canton McKinley Football Hall of Fame Press Release February 22, 2011, began in 1981 by Charles "Charlie" Bowersox

Dumont's Sporting Goods and Lake Hill Cabins help support CantonMcKinley.com to keep it free for Bulldogs everywhere!    

  Proud of OUR Pups!

Perry gets best of Pups 8-2  

District Champs fall to Raiders in Sweet 16 after Sweet Season

Media's archived timeline of Ron Johnson's exit to Todd Filtz's hire as head coach of McKinley Football

Clark's homer powers Pups past Hoover  

121 of the most intense football games ever played

  Ohio's Champion or Runners-Up, 70 Times

The Road To The Final Four, 2013. Decembe

  Fawcett Stadium is named for John A. Fawcett. Mr. Fawcett was a former member of the Canton Board of Education and a well-known athlete. He died of pneumonia at the age of 44, a few years before the stadium was built.