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Athlete of the Week: Gaven Clouse

The Oakwood football team picked up their second win of the season with a big performance from senior Gaven Clouse on Oct. 15. The Comets defeated Georgetown-Ridge Farm 47-6, with Clouse providing 97 rushing years and four touchdowns.  While many of Oakwood’s losses have come by slim margins, Clouse has […]

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Comets continue to improve, despite record

By Fred Kroner Oakwood High School endured yet another close football loss on Friday (Oct. 8) when visiting Hoopeston Area/Armstrong-Potomac pulled out a 29-27 triumph in overtime. The loss was the third of the season for Oakwood by two points, or less. “It’s like we’re living in ‘Groundhog Day,’” Oakwood […]

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Comets end up short at Westville

By Fred Kroner Oakwood came up short on Friday (Oct. 1) in a historic high school football game in Vermilion County. The Comets dropped a 14-12 decision at Westville in the first game played in Vermilion County on artificial turf. For Westville, it was the first home game since October, […]

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Comet football remains enthusiastic

By Fred Kroner Oakwood’s Comets were within a touchdown of Clifton Central entering the fourth quarter on Friday (Sept. 10), but the visitors added two more TDs and claimed a 26-8 win. Josh Young hauled in a 20-yard scoring strike from Dalton Hobick in the first quarter. The same two […]

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Comets show promise in first home game

By Fred Kroner The Comets dropped a heartbreaking 33-32 loss in overtime to unbeaten Iroquois West in their home-opener on Friday (Sept. 3). Iroquois West nailed a 42-yard field goal with 16 seconds to play in regulation to force the extra session. Dalton Hobick scored his second touchdown for Oakwood […]

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High school athletes return for team workouts with coronavirus guidelines in place

By FRED KRONER fred@mahometnews.com Area high schools are in the process of preparing their athletes to return to competition. The IHSA permitted limited participation last week, allowing districts to conduct conditioning, agility and strength training exercises in small groups. Oakwood chose to wait until this week in order to get […]