Clinton volleyball senior Harley Brinkley returned to the Lady Reds in 2018 after a two-year hiatus from the sport and made a considerable impact, starting the final two years of
Clinton football’s junior varsity team reminded the Woodward Boomers of the varsity squad’s drubbing just a short month-and-a-half ago, waylaying Woodward, 28-0, Monday night at home. Junior safety Tavious Jennings
Clinton senior outside hitter Abigail Acosta put everything she had into her volleyball career, and her efforts helped keep the program steady. Acosta, and many of the other CHS seniors
Mike Blackburn of Clinton won this week’s Montana Mike’s football contest, giving him three wins on the year and his second in as many weeks. Blackburn selected nine out of
SNYDER – A matchup between the Class B, No. 4 Burns Flat-Dill City football team (6-1 overall, 2-0 in district) and last year’s B-3 District champion Snyder Cyclones (4-3, 0-2)
The Clinton Middle School seventh grade football team plays at 5:30 p.m. tonight at Woodward. Parrish Blackwolf, No. 35, and the CMS eighth grade team will follow.
Words don’t do Clinton junior running back Atrel Bryson justice, because each run is remarkable and for the second straight week, he carried the Class 4A, No. 7 Red Tornadoes (5-2 overall, 3-1 in district) in a 49-13, blowout win over the Elk City Elks (0-7, 0-4) Thursday night at home.
Every season isn’t guaranteed – a difficult and unfortunate lesson that Clinton senior offensive/ defensive lineman Sage Fox learned last fall.
When Clinton head softball coach Lisa Moss addressed the fans, players and coaches at the annual softball banquet Tuesday, she made specific mention of how important the four reserve seniors were to the team’s success and the growth of the program.