WAUKOMIS – Thrown into a regional featuring two teams in the top-10 in Class A, the No. 18 Arapaho-Butler baseball team proved why it deserved to be there, reaching day two of the tourney and pushing No. 9 Tushka and No. 8 Pioneer-Pleasant Vale to the limit.
Goal Scorers
Devin Keel 16
Jose Perez 16
Jorge Marquez 10
Daniel Thompson 8
Martin Zapien 7
Samuel Velez 7
Ezequiel Nolasquez 3
Opponent own goal 3
Alex Martinez 2
Emerson Dominguez 1
One of the longest streaks in Oklahoma high school baseball rolled on for another year Thursday night, with the Clinton Red Tornadoes (17-13 overall) sweeping the Pauls Valley Panthers (6-16) in their home, bi-district series, to clinch a 27th consecutive appearance at regionals.
This past week essentially turned into a bye for the Clinton soccer program, after finishing district play last Thursday at Woodward for the district titles.
SWEETWATER – Arapaho-Butler track brought home a haul of hardware from the five-county meet Monday, as the Lady Indians captured the meet championship and the A-B boys ended as the runner-up.
Clinton third baseman Yazmine Proa prepares to throw the ball to first base for an out, during a game earlier this year. The Lady Reds ended their slow-pitch season last week at districts falling to Woodward and Chisholm. CDN
A Clinton High School track record was set once again by the tremendous, young, throwing squad Monday at Ardmore, when freshman Kat Meacham threw 119-feet, fourinches in the discus.
ELK CITY – It was a tall ask for the Clinton girls’ golf team to try and qualify for state with three of four players being freshmen, and despite a good effort, it came up short in a fourth-place finish, at the Elk City regional Tuesday.
One senior athlete is getting the most out of the spring sports seasons – Marzeya Martin decided to play slow-pitch softball and run track, even though she’s finishing up her final year of high school.
ARAPAHO – Just like its basketball district title streak, Arapaho-Butler baseball owns the district tournament when spring comes around, and it did so again Thursday and Friday sweeping its games, for the program’s seventh-straight title.