Words don’t do Clinton junior running back Atrel Bryson justice, because each run is remarkable and for the second straight week, he carried the Class 4A, No. 7 Red Tornadoes (5-2 overall, 3-1 in district) in a 49-13, blowout win over the Elk City Elks (0-7, 0-4) Thursday night at home.
Every season isn’t guaranteed – a difficult and unfortunate lesson that Clinton senior offensive/ defensive lineman Sage Fox learned last fall.
When Clinton head softball coach Lisa Moss addressed the fans, players and coaches at the annual softball banquet Tuesday, she made specific mention of how important the four reserve seniors were to the team’s success and the growth of the program.
Pepsi Football Update
Final
Clinton 49
Elk City 13
The No. 7 Clinton Red Tornadoes (5-2 overall, 3-1 in district) win their third straight game and hand the Elks (0-7, 0-4) their seventh loss of 2019.
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Clinton 42
Elk City 13
Halftime
Clinton 21
Elk City 7
Atrel Bryson makes it look easy on his way to a 35-yard TD run. CHS leads 14-7. OBVIOUS NEWS: Atrel Bryson is fast. He takes the wildcat QB carry right up the middle and can't be touched on a 37-yard TD run. Reds lead 21-7.
Clinton football (4-2 overall, 2-1 in district) looks for its third-straight win at 7 p.m. tonight at home against the Elk City Elks (0-6, 0-3). Follow the game here, on Facebook, Twitter or via email for all your Red Tornadoes game updates.
End of 1st
Clinton 7
Elk City 7
Clinton senior football player Dalton Denney earned his title as the most versatile player on the roster, seeing time at numerous positions for the Reds. Denney entered high school as
Clinton Middle School wide receiver Jeremiah Barker and the eighth grade football team moved to 6-0 Tuesday after beating Elgin, 52-6. The Whirlwinds also blew out Weatherford, 46-8, last week