NEW YORK (AP) — Aaron Judge preferred to think ahead about the Yankees’ Wild Card Series against Boston and not dwell on any of the losses that cost New York a second straight AL East title.
With its back to the wall and down to its final play of the game, the Clinton Red Tornado football team (1-3, 1-0) stole victory from the Weatherford Eagles, as Clinton scored on fourth down in overtime and connected for the two-point try to win 22-21 in the “Custer County Conflict.”
On the night celebrating its senior, Audrina Trout, the Clinton Lady Reds softball team (8-17) took down the Oklahoma City Lady Broncos in a two-game sweep after making up a cancelled game.
With its postseason hopes on the line, the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians softball team (25-8) took down the Burns Flat-Dill City Lady Eagles softball team with ease Thursday in Arapaho as the Lady Indians won 12-0 in three innings during game one and 13-1, also in three innings, during game two to advance.
As she prepares to leave the Clinton Lady Reds volleyball team, senior Jessica Ochoa is taking fond memories with her.
With her senior season of volleyball nearing the end, Idalia Pelayo is starting to turn her attention to her future.
With her season nearing the end, senior Sami Hammans turns her attention from the volleyball team to the rest of her life as she figures out her college journey.
To open the district schedule of its season, the Clinton Red Tornado football team (0-3) will be taking on its biggest rival, the Weatherford Eagles (3-0) in the “Custer County Conflict” at the Tornado Dome.
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On the night all about recognizing its senior, pitcher Piper Sawatzky, the Arapaho- Butler Lady Indians softball team (22-8) pulled out a close 4-1 home win Monday over the Hydro-Eakly Lady Bobcats.