The Lady Indians (10-10 overall) and Haley Cordes, pictured, played No. 6 Canute tough but came up short, 9-3, Monday at home.
If there’s anything that defines Zade Cisneros’ career as a Clinton athlete, it’s that he’s a winner, helping all three sports he participated in, to winning records in every year he was a varsity member.
The Clinton High School track team has just two meets remaining until regionals and is working toward state qualification in a few spots.
WEATHERFORD – It had been three seasons since the soccer version of the Custer County Conflict had been played, and the Clinton soccer program reminded Weatherford who ran the soccer rivalry in recent years, sweeping the Eagles Thursday night on the road.
A second shot at its non-district rival awaited the Clinton baseball team (11-7 overall) Thursday night at home, but heading into the bottom of the sixth inning, Kingfisher (14-5) had a 5-2 lead and appeared to be headed for its second win in as many attempts against the Reds.
Trailing 5-0 through the first two innings, the No. 18 Arapaho- Butler baseball team was in trouble against No. 15 Shattuck at home Monday night.
Just like Arapaho-Butler baseball, the A-B slow-pitch softball team (9-9 overall as of press time Thursday) has created winning momentum down the stretch, before district pairings are set to be released next week.
Clinton High School soccer players Devin Keel, left, and Daniel Mendieta cheer on the Lady Reds, during the recent Clinton Soccer Classic Tournament. CDN
There was no rest for the Clinton girls’ golf team to open the week, playing back-to-back tournaments Monday and Tuesday, after having played just one all season prior, but the young squad battled against the elements to take home a thirdplace team trophy Tuesday at Tecumseh’s tourney.
Six players from the Clinton and Arapaho-Butler basketball teams received big-stage honors for their efforts this past season.