ARAPAHO – A new, albeit familiar, sport joins the Arapaho-Butler School’s junior high and high school athletic programs this spring with the addition of track and field.
WEATHERFORD – An icy, frigid night in western Oklahoma couldn’t cool off the SWOSU basketball teams Thursday at the Pioneer Cellular Event Center, sweeping its rival Northwestern Oklahoma State University (NWOSU).
ARAPAHO – Check off the ninth sweep of the season for the Arapaho-Butler basketball program, improving the combined record of the two teams this year to 25-7 with wins over
Tonight puts western Oklahoma basketball at the forefront of Class 4A and Class A hoops. Just like the Arapaho-Butler boys taking on No. 1 Calumet, the No. 19 Red Tornadoes
There was simply too much ground to make up in Clinton wrestling’s district-opening, 42-32, loss to No. 7 Cache Tuesday night at home. The No. 14 Reds (3-3 overall, 0-1
ALTUS – Clinton basketball nearly came out with a road sweep of Altus Tuesday night, but the Lady Reds (4-8 overall) fell short in double overtime, 56-53, while the No.
ARAPAHO – Count one goal accomplished for head coach Logan Rogers and the No. 12 Arapaho-Butler boys’ basketball team (13-2 overall), claiming its home tourney title in the Western Equipment
CATOOSA – The Clinton wrestling team exited with an even, 1-1 split at the three-team Catoosa dual Thursday night, defeating Cleveland in the first dual and falling to the No.
It’s been three years building to this point, and finally, the Clinton boys’ basketball team appeared in the OSSAA rankings Monday at No. 19. Amongst the 64 basketball programs in
Many exciting storylines lay within this year’s Hub City Classic for the Clinton boys’ basketball team (9-2 overall), and the tourney was capped by a nail-biting, 52-50 win in the