The Burns Flat-Dill City Eagles (1-1) acquired their first win of the season over the Cordell Blue Devils Friday night at home by being forceful on defense along with a commanding offense that resulted in a 33-8 win.
One week after being shut out against the McGuinness Fighting Irish, the Clinton Red Tornadoes had a tall task of trying to take down the defending 3A State Champions Heritage Hall Chargers.
In year seven of the Robert Pitman era of the Clinton High School Red Tornadoes cross country program, it is about growing the program and getting more people involved.
The local chapter of the Men’s Golf Association held it’s annual Labor Day Tournament last weekend at Riverside Golf Course.
Drew Conkling, of Weatherford, works out in Acme Brick Park’s Fitness Facility.
In the late summer heat, the Lady Reds took on the neighboring Elk City Elkettes on the softball diamond with Kambree Davis taking the ball in the circle.
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Clinton football is in the midst of another tough non-district schedule that will help the Red Tornadoes prepare for the all-important district slate of games.
Running back No. 25 Garrison Rhoads runs through the line as No. 51 Brayden Fuller provides the block Friday.
The Burns Flat-Dill City Eagles would open their 2023 football season with a 26-0 Friday home loss to the Carnegie Wildcats in front of a peculiar seating arrangement for the Eagles fans due to their side of the stadium being blocked off after it received damage from a windstorm that toppled the press box, dumping it directly into the locker room. This would be the first ominous sight of the evening.