Zion Clopton earns two medals at state track meet
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Last updated Jun 7, 2026
Zion Clopton of Harrison finished sixth in the 300-meter hurdles and eighth in the 110-meter high hurdles at the IHSAA state track finals held on June 6 at North Central High School. Clopton was one of five athletes from the Lafayette area to reach the podium at the event. Frankfort's Owen Hudspith secured third place in the pole vault with a height of 16 feet. Harrison's 3,200 relay team finished seventh, while McCutcheon's 1,600 relay team placed eighth. Several other local competitors also participated but did not medal.
- •Zion Clopton earned sixth in 300m hurdles at 38.24 seconds.
- •Clopton secured eighth in 110m high hurdles at 14.49 seconds.
- •Owen Hudspith placed third in pole vault, clearing 16 feet.
- •Harrison's 3,200 relay team finished seventh in 7:45.76.
- •McCutcheon's 1,600 relay team took eighth in 3:20.80.
- 4:03 AMYahoo Sports — Harrison's Zion Clopton medals twice at state track meet
"The Lafayette area was represented at the boys IHSAA state track finals with five podium finishes, including two from Harrison's Zion Clopton.
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