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Clutch gene - Duxbury Clipper

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By Trevor Hass Verified
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The scene unfolded like it would in a movie, and Duxbury’s Ryan Flaherty is forever grateful that he got to play a starring role. Bridgewater State baseball trailed by six runs in the bottom of the ninth inning against Worcester State in the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament. If the Lancers closed it out, there would be a winner-take-all game the next day, but the Bears had other ideas.
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ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

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By Trevor Hass Verified
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As a newcomer on the track team her sophomore spring, Maddie MacKinnon quickly learned that the 400 hurdles was not exactly a highly coveted event. When no one else naturally gravitated toward it, MacKinnon decided to step up for the greater good and see if she could take the opportunity and run with it. “I knew it was a hard event, but I wanted to challenge myself,” MacKinnon said.
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Frankly fantastic

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By Trevor Hass Verified
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Ever since he competed at Franklin Field in Philadelphia last year, Connor Earle knew that was where he wanted to run the final race of his high school career. Earle, a standout senior who has made his mark with the Dragons, feels at home at New Balance Nationals. Surrounded by others who have the same passion for track, Earle had one final opportunity to catch up with friends from across the country and compete at the highest-level meet of the year.
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