Athlete of the week; Mickenson Clune, Oxford Blackhawk Football
For the second football season, Oxford has merged with Gilbertsville-Mt. Upton. This benefits the very active and excelling athlete, Mickenson Clune of GMU.
Clune opened up his senior season with 12 tackles in the first game of the 2017 campaign as he his the Blackhawks’ starting linebacker on the defensive side of the ball. And with Oxford’s 24 man roster, Clune plays both sides of the ball.
His stand out performance on offense comes in last Friday’s game, senior night against the ever so dominant Sidney Warriors. Clune didn’t let their reputation ruin his performance as he rushed for 139 yards on 24 carries. On one carry, he ran into the end-zone from 21 yards out to put up Oxford’s first score of the night and followed it by running in the two-point conversion to cut Sidney’s lead in half.
But Clune is more than an Oxford Blackhawk football player. He also excells on the basketball court and the track for GMU and is looking forward to his last year in both.
Mickenson is more than just an athlete for GMU. Clune has had many roles in the schools Drama Productions as well as partcipated in almost every activity at the school district. Mickenson is currently serving as the Student Council Vice President.
And Clune doesn’t stop there.
Mickenson is a true definition of an outstanding student-athlete. While playing the three sports throughout the year and taking part in many school activities, Clune maintains a high academic average and is a member of the National Honor Society.
The county sports arena is thankful for student-athletes like Mickenson.
Clune opened up his senior season with 12 tackles in the first game of the 2017 campaign as he his the Blackhawks’ starting linebacker on the defensive side of the ball. And with Oxford’s 24 man roster, Clune plays both sides of the ball.
His stand out performance on offense comes in last Friday’s game, senior night against the ever so dominant Sidney Warriors. Clune didn’t let their reputation ruin his performance as he rushed for 139 yards on 24 carries. On one carry, he ran into the end-zone from 21 yards out to put up Oxford’s first score of the night and followed it by running in the two-point conversion to cut Sidney’s lead in half.
But Clune is more than an Oxford Blackhawk football player. He also excells on the basketball court and the track for GMU and is looking forward to his last year in both.
Mickenson is more than just an athlete for GMU. Clune has had many roles in the schools Drama Productions as well as partcipated in almost every activity at the school district. Mickenson is currently serving as the Student Council Vice President.
And Clune doesn’t stop there.
Mickenson is a true definition of an outstanding student-athlete. While playing the three sports throughout the year and taking part in many school activities, Clune maintains a high academic average and is a member of the National Honor Society.
The county sports arena is thankful for student-athletes like Mickenson.
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