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Clinton sports roundup, Aug. 17 to Aug. 23

Clinton High School's junior varsity and varsity fall sports teams begin practice Monday, Aug. 24, with Clinton Middle School teams following Sept. 8, according to Clinton Public Schools. A parent/guardian and student-athlete meeting for JV and varsity fall sports is scheduled for Tuesd…

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HIGH SCHOOL Clinton Public Schools says fall sports begin Monday, August 24, 2026, for Clinton High School junior varsity and varsity teams, with Clinton Middle School practices starting Tuesday, September 8, 2026, according to the district's athletics page. The Clinton Public Schools parent/guardian and student-athlete junior varsity and varsity fall sports meeting is set for Tuesday, August 25, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the Clinton High School auditorium.

The district's athletics page also lists coaching staff across its programs: junior varsity coach Mike Notaro and varsity coach Thomas Santasania for baseball, varsity coach Ang Kaizer for softball, junior varsity coach Diane Reinerston and coach Paul Zapantis for girls tennis, and head coaches Chadd Baer and Terrance McGuire for boys and girls outdoor track and field. Clinton fields a cooperative lacrosse program, for both boys and girls, with Hudson High School, and a cooperative boys tennis team with Nashoba. At Clinton Middle School, the page lists Chuck Schoolcraft for softball, Harold Ogilvie for baseball, and Dino Roffo for outdoor track and field.

Parents and guardians must register student-athletes on Final Forms, including required concussion training and paperwork, before students may attend practices, the district said. Questions can be directed to Athletics Director Jennifer Gouvin.


Compiled from team and league reports, reader submissions, and local coverage.

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