Remembering Clint Keown, an Evansville sports icon
Claybourn: Remembering Clint Keown, an Evansville sports icon
Born and bred in Evansville, Keown was the very picture of the multi-sport athlete. As a basketball player at Memorial High School, Clint racked up 1,766 points — a staggering fifth place in the city’s history — and was named an Indiana All-Star in 1998. He finished second in the voting for Mr. Basketball, runner-up to Tom Coverdale.
Evansville sports legend Clint Keown being remembered by friends and family
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) — Friends and family are mourning, after local sports legend Clint Keown. The family of the former Memorial High School standout announced his passing on Sunday. Keown was a multi-sport athlete, eventually made it on to the roster of the Evansville Purple Aces basketball roster under head coach Jim Crews.
The passenger in the deadly crash that killed Evansville sports legend Clint Keown in Crawford County, Illinois is fighting ...
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Friday in Evansville, a crowd gathered to remember the life of local sports legend, Clint Keown. During the funeral ...
EVANSVILLE — Everyone has a Clint Keown story. It was difficult to cross paths with him and not have one. Much of this had to ...
Evansville’s Clint Keown, also known as Clinton Wayne Keown, has died as the result of an automobile accident in Illinois, ...
Redd was the other man who was in the car with Clint Keown when they got into a crash. He’s still in the hospital recovering from severe injuries. “You could just tell from the get-go, his work ethic ...
Certain people in this world just have what a lot of people call “it,” and, by all accounts, whatever “it” is, Indiana Sports ...
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