State Recap: Boys Langston Jackson 100-1st place *State Record Langston Jackson 200-1sr place *State Record 4×100-1st place (Ramond Jackson, Chris Dabney, Ari Crutchfield, Langston Jackson) 4×200-1st place (Chris Dabney, Kobie Neal, Ramond Jackson, Langston Jackson) Girls Christian Gatewood 100 hurdles-6th place Myecia Bright 800-6th place Myecia Bright 1600-8th place Amaya Ross shot put-8th place Amaya
Congratulations to senior Langston Jackson on winning his 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th KHSAA State Championships on Saturday. Langston set the state record for the 100 meter dash (10.23) and the 200 meter dash (20.73). He holds the record for most state championships at Henry Clay and is going to the University of Kentucky next
Athlete of the Month – Luc Morgan – Baseball – Junior -Positioned at 3rd and pitcher -1st team all city in 2018 -Currently leads the team in home runs and runs scored -Currently leads the team in ERA and Saves Athlete of the Month – Cameron Lynch – Softball – Senior -Pitcher and plays 1st
The Henry Clay Girls Track team finished second in the Class 3A Region 6 meet – with seven automatic qualifiers for the state meet. The Boys team finished fourth in the region, qualifying four for state. Automatic qualifiers for the girls: 4 X 800M Relay – Myecia Bright, India Push, Micaela Niebuhr and Katelin
The Henry Clay boys’ tennis team won the region and the girls came in second. The following students were named to the all-region team: for boys: Philip, Kian, Evan, Arthur and Sam. Girls named to the all-region team: Katie, Gabby and Kennedy. Coach Herring was named the region’s Girls’ Coach of the Year
Boys and Girls Youth Basketball Camp Registration Now Open; Camp is June 5 – 7 Henry Clay Boys’ Head Basketball Coach Daniel Brown and his team will be hosting a youth basketball camp June 5 – 7 at Henry Clay High School for grades K – 8. Kindergarten through fourth graders will go
The two Henry Clay bass fishing boats placed 30th and 51st out of 88 boats in the KHSAA State Bass Fishing Championship. Keaston Brown and Harris Hawkins were 30 and Ethan Whitaker and Ben Bates were 51. Brown/Hawkins caught 10 fish over the two-day tournament totaling 17 pounds 15 ounces, only 16 ounces out
The following student-athletes committed to play for colleges during Henry Clay’s Spring Signing Celebration: Click here to see a photo gallery of the signing ceremony – http://blogs.fcps.net/hchsnews/2019/05/03/photo-gallery-hc-senior-athletes-commit-to-colleges/. Keaston Brown – Basketball – Tusculum College Mackenzie Davis – Dance – Transy Alexa Hardesty – Tennis – Lynchburg Harris Hawkins – Basketball – Hope College Ramond Jackson
The Henry Clay Boys Basketball team is hosting a gold scramble Friday May 24 at Connemara Golf Course in Nicholasville. Registrations are now open. It is $75/person or $300/foursome – price includes golf, cart and lunch. Lunch begins at noon – golf at 1:00-pm ET. Mulligans will be sold. Here is
The Henry Clay Boy’s track team finished second and the Girls’ tram team finished third in the Central Kentucky Conference Meet on Friday May 10th held at Henry Clay High School. Langston Jackson received high point scorer and most outstanding performance on the boys’ side, breaking two meet records. Henry Clay top finishers
