Sebastian Ringo, of Team McKinsey Ford, swings through for a hit in a Noon Lions tee ball game. CDN
Team players rarely get the recognition of the superstar on the roster, but Clinton senior defender Jordan Olvera got some hardware for his unselfish hard work over the years, when the Reds won the Class 4A boys’ soccer state title.
The recent run of success in the Clinton girls’ basketball program looks to continue next year, with the entire starting lineup and reserves back and prep for the upcoming season started Friday at Weatherford’s camp.
The Clinton Preps baseball team (7-0 overall) continues to shine bright this summer, sweeping the Kingfisher Tournament with a record of 4-0 to capture the title.
WEATHERFORD – Friday’s opener in the Weatherford Festival went awry late for the Clinton baseball team (3-3 overall), falling 13-5 to Elk City, but CHS didn’t stay down and won back-to-back games Saturday to return to .500 on the summer campaign.
Teeing up the ball for the Clinton Noon Lions Club opener are, from left, Greyson Goucher, Umpire Jack Foster and Weston Stratton. Thirteen teams are participating in the league this summer and games will be held from 6-9 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the month of June.
Plenty of unknown, big-time stars littered the Clinton boys’ soccer roster this year, and one that really flew under the radar was senior midfielder Diego Martinez.
KINGFISHER – The Clinton Preps Baseball team (2-0 overall) picked up its secondstraight win to open the season Thursday, beating Hennessey in the Kingfisher Tournament, 24-3.
Two Red Tornadoes will put on the pads one more time this weekend, with senior running back/defensive back Tyson Miller and senior fullback/defensive tackle Raynen Pleasant participating in the K101 Bowl, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday night in Woodward.
In the spring of 2018, now-graduated Clinton goalkeeper Andreya Miller began her career behind two of Clinton’s all-time great keepers and had to wait for a chance to compete for the starting job.