Fort Wayne Canterbury High School

Fort Wayne, Ind. — Canterbury School Athletics proudly recognizes several student-athletes from its Boys and Girls Basketball programs who have earned All-Conference and Academic All-Conference honors for the 2025–26 season. Leading the way for the Canterbury Boys Basketball team, Nicholas Collins was named First Team All-Conference, recognizing his outstanding performance and leadership throughout the season. Jack Landgraf earned Second Team All-Conference honors following a strong and consistent season for the Cavaliers. Six members of the boys program were also recognized for their commitment to excellence in the classroom. Aran Padmalingam, Noah Hayes, Jackson Garrott, Jack Landgraf, Nicholas Collins, and Lucas Swift were all named Academic All-Conference, highlighting Canterbury’s continued emphasis on balancing academic success with athletic achievement. For Canterbury Girls Basketball, Grace Chaille was selected to the Second Team All-Conference for her performance this season. Chaille also earned Academic All-Conference recognition and was joined by teammate Kate Laurie, as both student-athletes were honored for their strong work in the classroom. Canterbury Athletics congratulates these student-athletes for their dedication, discipline, and the pride with which they represent the Cavaliers both on the court and in the classroom. 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.