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Clear Creek pitcher strikes out 11 to win Chronicle's Girls Athlete of the Week

Harlie Wright allowed zero earned runs over 10 total innings pitched in the two games and struck out 11 batters in a playoff series against Jordan.

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• Strake Jesuit pitcher’s playoff shutout nets Boys Athlete of the Week selection: David Rheaume allowed two hits in seven shutout innings in Game 1 and delivered a double and three RBIs in a Game 2 victory. Read More
• Nominate the next Athlete of the Week: Coaches, athletic directors and parents can nominate an athlete by 5 p.m. Sunday. Five nominees will be selected for each poll. Read More

 

 

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