Across the course of five weeks and with a total of nine teams playing at the Arrowhead Center in Elk City as a part of the Swish City basketball league, one team from Clinton, the Vipers, came in second after dropping the title game.
With district play heating up, Clinton soccer took on Oklahoma Christian School in a matchup of heavyweights.
For the last couple of years, some Clinton track and field athletes have been excelling in their events and qualifying to compete in meets all around the country.
After inclement weather put a hold on the first game of the baseball version of the “Custer County Conflict” in Weatherford Monday, both Clinton (8-12) and Weatherford were able to finish the game Wednesday. The Eagles won 5-0.
The Clinton High track team took to Kingfisher for a midweek meet Tuesday where it was able to have success.
Former Clinton Reds baseball player, Caden Powell, will be on the move next year, as he is committed to playing for the Oklahoma State University Cowboys baseball team after playing for the Seminole State Trojans this year.
As the baseball edition of the “Custer County Conflict” between Clinton and Weatherford moved Tuesday back to Clinton, the Reds (8-11) were unable to keep up with the Eagles, as the game ended 10-5 in favor of the visitors.
As the heat of the district schedule turns up, Clinton High School took on Harding for the second district game of the season.
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