Fighting until the very end
At the end of every year, the Clinton High School soccer teams hand out awards at their banquet. This year, the biggest winner was senior Pao Ochoa, who was named the recipient of the Lindsey Rubio Memorial Award.
Signing with a college athletic’s program is a big accomplishment for any high school athlete.
The Clinton High School boys’ golf team was represented by Scout Acosta at the Class 4A State Golf Tournament at the Shangri-La Golf Club and Resort on Monkey Island, where he finished tied for 55th place.
Tuesday evening’s City Council meeting also focused on the Riverside Golf Course management, along with discussions on the Clinton Police Department’s (CPD) gun surplus and the Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group (OMAG) trustee election.
Another year, another state title appearance for the Clinton Reds soccer team (15-3), as it came from behind to down Fort Gibson 3-2 Tuesday at the Tornado Bowl to advance to the Class 4A state title game.
Taking big aim
Fighting to advance to the title game
Over the weekend, both of the Arapaho-Butler Indians girls’ and boys’ track and field teams traveled to Western Heights High School to take part in the Class A State Track and Field Meet. While it was a good time for the track team, Coach Tyler Foale said his team was buried in the other sports advancing to their respective state tournaments.
The Arapaho-Butler Indians baseball (26-3) team hit the road Friday for the second day of the Class A State Tournament, which was held in Shawnee.