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Season four Clague sports

Max Fine, Staff Writer
April 18, 2024
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Amelia Bai
Eighth graders Haruka Inada and Amy Yang sprint during track practice.

Season four Clague sports has started on April 15, 2024, including: Baseball (boys), Softball (girls), Soccer (girls), Volleyball (boys) and Track and Field. There will also be sixth grade Intramural Sports: Volleyball (boys), Soccer (girls), and Track and Field. 

Season four registration is still open and you can go to Clague Athletics to sign up.
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Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays might be normal days for most people—go home, eat dinner, and maybe finish some homework—but for 130 Clague students, they look a bit different. After the bell rings at 3:03 p.m., they rush to fill their water bottles and tie their shoelaces, in fear of doing 20 burpees if late: because Cross Country, of course, starts at 3:15 sharp. But it hasn’t always been this way, as this after-school activity started from humble beginnings of just seven runners. But momentum collected when Karen Yamada, one of the coaches, joined the Clague community. The teams started to grow, traditions were established, Michelle Machiele soon joined coach Yamada, and the warm-up run was created. Pictured: several students doing that run, and how far Cross Country has come since then.
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About the Contributors
Max Fine
Max Fine, Staff Writer
Max is a 6th grader at clague and in his first year at the clague newspaper. He likes to play sports including basketball and soccer. In his free time he likes to spend time with his family and play video games.
Amelia Bai
Amelia Bai, Editor in Chief
Amelia Bai is an eighth grader at Clague Middle School, and this is her third year writing for the Cougar Star. In her free time, she reads, obsesses over all things matcha, and prides herself on being a music fanatic.

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