The Cloverleaf Girls Basketball team’s season came to an end last night, with a heartbreaking 27-25 loss to Bay in the District Finals. Besides the season coming to an end the girls accomplished a lot this season: Season Record – 22-3 PTC Champions Sectional Champions District Runner-Up WAY TO GO LADY COLTS!!! PROUD OF
The Cloverleaf Swim Team will be moving on to Cleveland State on Friday for their 19th straight appearance at the NE Ohio District Swimming Championships. At the sectional meet last Friday (hosted by Cloverleaf), the Colts had one of their best sectional meets with 38 out of 42 personal best times set. The girls will
Staying hydrated is important to your health, and is one of the best ways to ensure that you are playing your best. Unfortunately, many athletes overlook just how important water is in maintaining top-level performance. Think you know everything there is to know about proper hydration? Take the quiz below sourced from Active.com’s 15 Hydration
UPDATE: Riley Freeland, Zana Ross, and Katelyn Young all qualified for the State Track Meet this coming weekend. Freeland will be competing in the 3200 and 1600 Ross will be competing in the 300 hurdles Young will be competing in the discus. GO COLTS!!! and GOOD LUCK in COLUMBUS! Congratulations to the girls track
UPDATE: Austin Hanna finished off a tremendous career at Cloverleaf with a 3rd place finish at the Boys State Tennis Tournament in Mason, Ohio. Hanna won his opening two round matches over Phil Brumbaugh (Milton Union) and Zach Beastlder (Ada) easily, before falling to the eventual champion Nick Williams (Cincinnati Seven Hills) 6-4, 6-4.
Junior Caleb Cass finished in 3rd place at the District Wrestling Tournament in Mansfield this past weekend, which qualified him to attend his first state wrestling tournament. Cory Stallings finished 5th in districts to earn an alternate position at the state tournament. The State wrestling tournament will be held in Columbus at the Jerome
The OHSAA Sportsmanship, Ethics, and Integrity Award is presented annually to a coach in various sports who has displayed outstanding traits of ethical behavior, sportsmanship, and integrity in the performance of duties and responsibilities and is a role model for others. The award is the highest honor the OHSAA SEI committee may bestow. This year
Winter sports are around the corner and this year the Colts will feature an online presence that will cover our schools athletic programs like never before. Stay tuned for more details and exciting news!
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