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Digital Editor Lea D’Angelo discusses her experiences in extracurriculars she didn’t enjoy and the lessons she learned from them.

After the loss of key senior leaders last season, the CCHS track and field team is coming into the 2023 track season with a new identity.

Twelve CCHS track and field team members will participate in the State Sectionals meet on May 7.

Construction vehicles work on the Clarke Central High School field as part of the…

Following the end of the 2019 track and field season, coaches and runners say the team had a successful season.

The Clarke Central High School track and field team has grown in size since coach Justin Jones became the head track and field coach.

After months of pre-season conditioning, members of the Clarke Central High School track and field team attended their first practice on Jan. 15.

The Clarke Central High School track and field team has begun practicing for the upcoming season with new recruits and first-year runners.

Last track season, the Clarke Central High School boys track and field team placed second at state. This season they strive to place first.

Head girls track coach Quincy Wilkins discusses the the first meet of the season, which was on Feb. 27 and how the team is improving for upcoming meets.

The girls’ track team, whose official team practices began Jan. 19, is preparing for this year’s season by focusing on their goal to go to state.

Studies show that it is very important for your health to stretch your muscles before and after physical activity. There are many beneficial ways to stretch, including active warm-ups and group stretches.

Newly named head track coach and Clarke Central High School alumnus Christian Norton has always had a love for track, even at a young age.

Santana Baldwin is Clarke Central’s fastest female track runner. With a quad injury halting her participation in last year’s season, this year will be her year of redemption.

At the Central Gwinnett Tri-Meet on March 7, Clarke Central High School competed against host Central Gwinnett High School and nearby Archer High School. Nearly half of CCHS’ 18 points came from field events.