Jay Lederman is a journalist based in Claremore, Oklahoma. He writes for the Claremore Daily Progress and his work has also appeared in the Cleburne Times Review. Jay covers local sports, with a particular focus on high school football and basketball in the Claremore area.
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Jay Lederman's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly basketball and football in the Claremore area of Oklahoma. He seems most interested in event coverage and announcements related to high school sports. If you have upcoming events or breaking news related to these local sports, consider reaching out with relevant information.
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By: Kevin Green, Jay Lederman, Emma Robinson
The Claremore senior dominated the competition once again and topped the field of 102 runners with ease, winning the 5A Girls Championship meet on Saturday, Oct. 5 at Carl Albert in Midwest City. Robinson clocked in at 19 minutes, 24.86 seconds in the 5K race, finishing 36.82 seconds ahead of second-place finisher Abby Lee of Blanchard.
By: Jay Lederman
Sequoyah running back Tristan Gibson (22) slips through a tackle while rumbling toward the end zone last week against Inola.
By: Jay Lederman
OKLAHOMA CITY — Claremore pitching held Coweta hitless in five of six innings on Thursday afternoon.
By: Josh Jennings, Jay Lederman
Fall break for high schools in Oklahoma means high school football is played on Thursday instead of Friday.
By: Kevin Green, Jay Lederman
Claremore Christian continues to get it done on both sides of the ball.
• Del City 34, Claremore 14 • Miami 21, Catoosa 0 • Grove 28, Oologah 12 • Jay 46, Inola 38 • Cascia Hall 49, Verdigris 6
By: Alejandro Flores, Jay Lederman
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By: Kevin Green, Grace Weaver, Jay Lederman
Claremore softball's season hasn’t stopped at its regional championship and state tournament appearance.
By: Kevin Green
History has been made for Claremore volleyball.
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