WEATHERFORD – It took a couple more ranked, upset wins, but the Arapaho-Butler basketball teams fought their way through top-flight tournament brackets to reach the finals and earn West Central
A cliché that many coaches use is, “seniors just get it,” meaning that the final year of high school for players is typically their best one and that’s what’s happening for Clinton basketball senior reserve Dalton Denney.
STILLWATER – Just one semester remains in the track and cross country career of Oklahoma State athlete and 2016 Clinton grad Kaylee Oyler.
A run to the area tournament put the Clinton girls’ basketball team back into the 4A spotlight in 2019, and the program wouldn’t have gotten there without 2020 senior forward Kayde Whitney.
A trying season played out for 2018 Clinton grad and SWOSU sophomore midfielder Katy Eddy, but she moves forward with a bigger appreciation and understanding of the game.
It seems like each week the road gets rougher for Clinton basketball in terms of its level of competition, and it reaches another towering peak this week at the Cashion
ELK CITY – There are no easy wins in wrestling District 4A-1 this year, and even though Clinton was undermanned and up against a loud, upset-hopeful Elk City crowd, the
KINGFISHER – Injuries continue to mount for the No. 14 Clinton wrestling team, but the remaining starters keep pushing, working and placing with six individuals making the top six at
Four starters graduated off of last year’s Clinton boys’ basketball team, pushing the reserve players into the starting lineup, simultaneously emptying the bench for the 2019-2020 season. The Reds needed
CALUMET – What better way to stick it to the Class A rankings than to beat the No. 1 team in the state – that’s exactly what No. 12 Arapaho-Butler