State Feature 2021: Kerigan Pollard, Lily Barnes ready to make state debuts
Pollard, Barnes each have set McClain track & field records in â21 Pictured for the McClain Lady Tigers are state qualifers (l-r) Lily Barnes and Kerigan Pollard. (HCP Photo/Stephen Forsha) GREENFIELD – For both Kerigan Pollard and Lily Barnes, they are ready to compete in unknown territory this upcoming weekend as the McClain Lady Tigers duo qualified for the OHSAA State Track and Field Championships, though both athletes are at different points of their high school careers.
For Pollard, the 300-meter hurdles race this weekend is the final event she’ll be competing in for what has been a very successful and record-setting career, as the senior athlete set eight school records in not only track & field, but swimming and soccer during her final season.
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âShe can do it all:â Kerigan Pollard has record-setting career at McClain At left: McClain senior Kerigan Pollard celebrated her 100th career goal in soccer this past fall en route to breaking the school record. Center: Pollard is pictured during a swim meet and during a soccer game as a senior at MHS. (All three photos by Jim Jones/The Highland County Press.) At right: Pollard poses after her seventh-place finish at the district meet, where she broke her own school record. (Photo courtesy of McClain Athletics)
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Year in Review: Remembering the headlines of 2020 Pictured in January are (l-r) Hillsboro administrators introduced to city employees: council president Tom Eichinger, mayor Justin Harsha, chief of police/systems administrator Eric Daniels, safety and service director Brianne Abbott, public works superintendent Shawn Adkins and auditor Alex Butler. (HCP photo by Caitlin Forsha.) Demolition of the former Parker Hotel began in February 2020. (HCP photo by Caitlin Forsha.) On Jan. 24, then-Director of the Ohio Department of Health Dr. Amy Acton declared novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) an immediately reportable disease. Pictured is the Ohio Public Health Advisory System map as of Dec. 17. (Photo courtesy of the Ohio Governor s Office.)