The Clinton-Massie girls track and field team, from left to right, front row, Kaden Kimple, Emma Muterspaw, Nora Voisey, Courtney Fisher, Chloe Filipkowski; middle row, Lissy Muterspaw, Jenna Hanlon, Kaylee Ramsey, Emma Everitt, Maya Howard; back row, Taylor Anderson, Leah Binau, Madi Bayless, Kaylene Gale. Team members not present for the photo are Alex Pence, Layla Schurman, Vada Nesbit, Morgan Riggers, Olivia Thesken, Taylee Olberding, Cheyenne Bare, Kyra Avery.
March 27^Field Relays^At WHS^430
March 30^Tri At Miami Trace^430
April 14^Mudd Relays^At CM^430
April 20^Greenon Invitational^4
April 23^Copeland Classic^At CM^430
April 29^Little Miami Inv^4
April 30^Blanchester Inv^430
May 10^SBAAC^At Wbrg
May 12^SBAAC^At Wbrg
May 20, 22^District^At Graham
May 27, 29^Regional^At Piqua
June 4, 5^State meet^TBA
There are five returning letter-winners this season for the Clinton-Massie girls track and field team.
The top returning team members are Emma Muterspaw, Nora Voisey and Courtney Fisher.
Dean Richardson is in his sixth season as the girls varsity head coach.
Clinton-Massie was sixth in the 2019 SBAAC American Division Track and Field Championship meet. Gone from that team are Rylee Richardson, Molly Lynch, Ally Wellman, AJ Houseman, Kaylynn Woolverton and Carly Moritz among others.
Coaches in the program include boys head coach Scott Rolf, assistants Jordan Phipps and Forrest Goings, and middle school coaches Jim Wagner, Jimmy Brady and Matt Hudson.
Richardson said Wilmington and New Richmond are the league favorites this year. His team is young but improving.
”We are a young team but I really like how hard we are working.,” he said. “We just need to continue to work hard in practice and we will see improvements throughout the season.”
