Claymont High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Uhrichsville, OH)

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,hyat- IESI, Claymont topped Lex- ington 20l2. This seemed to give CHS the spark they needed. The next opponent was Tuslaw, which they de- feated 2l-I3. The Lake Blue Streaks gave the Mustangs a tussle, but the Mustangs prevailed I6-IO. East Canton, not supposed to ve a really good team surprised the Mustangs. Late in the game. East Canton rallied and was only down by 2, I4-ll Then the Mustangs drove down the field, putting the icing on the cake to win ll-I2. CHS headed to Minerva and brought home a I4-9 squeaker. The final home game saw CHS take an ear- ly lead over Carrollton. which they never relin- quished. When the dust cleared, the Mustangs had a 27-I3 victory for a 7-3 overall record, the second best in CHS history. I. Another one through the uprights. J. Sandwichedl 3. l'lI take thisl 4. Follow the leader? 5. Dan heads for the goal line. 'I - .f tif' ..y . 3 y in yy . .lf -1. - - X it we . '95 -..... S if eet 'W . V - ,, .....