Lucas McKinney, former Clarkston High School baseball player will compete with his collegiate team for the NCAA Division II Baseball Championship

Lucas McKinney, former Clarkston High School baseball player will compete with his collegiate team for the NCAA Division II Baseball Championship
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Former Clarkston High School standout and current Northwood Timberwolves player, Lucas McKinney will compete in the NCAA Division II Baseball Championship.

They begin the tournament as a number six seed against the third seeded Lewis Flyers.

The first game is on Thursday, May 15 at 2 p.m.

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Lucas McKinney
Pitcher
Junior
5′10″ 180
Hometown: Clarkston



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