Fort Wayne Canterbury High School

Fort Wayne, IN — Canterbury Athletics is proud to announce two historic accomplishments from Monday (March 9) night’s track meet. The Cavaliers’ girls 4x200 relay team—Grace Chaille, Zipporah Brooks, Victoria Kim, and Vivien Varga—along with Victoria Kim individually, delivered standout performances, setting new school records and showcasing the dedication and talent of our student-athletes. The girls 4x200 relay team sprinted to a new indoor school record, demonstrating exceptional teamwork, speed, and precision. In addition, Victoria Kim soared to a new indoor school record in the girls long jump, cementing her place in Canterbury’s athletic history. “Breaking a school record two years in a row is a testament to the hard work these athletes put in,” said Carter Cook, Head Track Coach. “It also speaks volumes about the strength and longevity of our track and field program. I’m extremely proud of this group and excited to see what this season holds—we’re just getting started!” Canterbury Athletics continues to celebrate the achievements of its teams and looks forward to more incredible moments this season. Fans are encouraged to follow the Cavaliers’ upcoming meets and cheer on their talented athletes. For more information, visit Canterbury Athletics. Canterbury School is an independent, college-preparatory school in Fort Wayne, Indiana, serving students from early childhood through grade 12. Founded in 1977, Canterbury is dedicated to academic excellence, character development, and fostering a lifelong love of learning. The school’s rigorous curriculum, vibrant arts programs, competitive athletics, and wide range of extracurricular opportunities are designed to inspire students to reach their full potential. Guided by a strong commitment to community and service, Canterbury graduates are well-prepared to lead and succeed in college and beyond.