There was a noticeable, extra bounce in the Clinton football team’s step when it returned to the field for spring practice Monday afternoon.
Boys Soccer (18 games)
Goal Scorers
Jose Perez 22
Devin Keel 22
Jorge Marquez 12
Daniel Thompson 9
Martin Zapien 8
Samuel Velez 7
Ezequiel Nolasquez 3
Opponent own goal 3
Alex Martinez 2
Seve Martinez 2
The Clinton boys’ soccer team (top) capped a perfect 18-0 season by winning the Class 4A State Championship Friday night at Taft Stadium in Oklahoma City. The Red Tornadoes defeated Woodward, 3-1, to claim the school’s first title in boys’ soccer. Clinton’s winning ways continued Saturday at Ardmore when freshman thrower Kat Meacham (at right) bested the field to win a Class 5A State Championship in the discus with a hurl of 133-feet, 1-inch.
OKLAHOMA CITY – For 78:59 of game time, the Clinton boys’ soccer team (18-0 overall) held a lead in the Class 4A state title game Friday night at Taft Stadium – it just needed to hang on for dear life in the final minutes, against District 4A-2 opponent Woodward (13-5).
ARDMORE – A regional title is special in its own right for a freshman, but it wasn’t enough for Clinton thrower Kat Meacham. The first year varsity competitor threw 133-feet, one-inch on her final, discus throw of the day to claim the Class 5A state title Saturday.
The Clinton football team returns to practice Monday for the first time since the 2020 Class 4A state title game, as spring football commences.
A career that’s spanned across threeplus decades in the Clinton Public school system is coming to a close, with longtime CHS football assistant coach Louis Mendoza set to move into semi-retirement at the conclusion of the school year.
The Clinton High School track team begins the Class 5A state meet this morning in Ardmore. Hurdler Javion Hill, pictured, and throwers Montiel Crane, Lola Hester and Kat Meacham will all be competing for the Reds. CDN
The Clinton Red Tornadoes (18-0 overall) are your Class 4A boys’ soccer state champions for the first time in school history, defeating Woodward 3-1. Clinton's win gives the overall soccer program its third state title in four seasons and also gives CHS its 31st total state title across all sport
It’s a rivalry matchup for the Class 4A boys’ soccer state championship, and the winner between Clinton (17-0 overall) and Woodward (13-4) will capture the program’s first ever state title on the boys’ side.