As the calendar changes into May, the Clinton High School and Arapaho-Butler High School athletic programs have their hopes on multiple deep playoff runs.
Clinton’s Xadrian Hernandez competes in one of the distance races at a meet this spring.
(AP) – Lawmakers in Arkansas, Texas and elsewhere are working to remove barriers between college athletes trying to cash in on their fame and the schools for which they play as administrators discover the benefits of moving athlete compensation activities in-house.
Clinton senior Andrew Sewell knows his time playing for the Clinton High School baseball team is nearing its end.
To finish out the regular season Friday at home the Clinton High School baseball team welcomed Weatherford.
The Arapaho-Butler High School baseball team made quick work of the Thomas-Fay-Custer Terriers Friday at home to claim a district title in an 8-0 run-rule five-inning contest.
Friday the Clinton High School track teams traveled to participate in the conference meet in Weatherford, while Kat Meacham competed in the John Jacobs Invitational at the University of Oklahoma.
The Clinton High School boys’ golf team enjoyed one of its most successful outings with a thirdplace tournament finish Thursday at the Red Tornadoes’ home course, Riverside Golf Course. The Red Tornadoes shot 347 as a team to claim tourney hardware.
With regionals right around the corner, the Clinton Lady Reds golf team traveled Monday and Tuesday to participate in the Weatherford and Tecumseh tournaments.
The Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians were crowned district champs in slow-pitch softball Thursday at home after defeating Seiling 10-2 and 10-9 in a best-of-three series.