Clinton seventh grader Matthew Cantu drives to the basket in a middle school game versus Hinton. CDN
ARAPAHO – One year after getting a bye in the first round and cruising to an easy, district title win over Sterling, the No. 19 Arapaho-Butler girls’ basketball team (13-9 overall) had to take a difficult path, to try and win a secondstraight title.
Just like the seniors of this year’s class, Zach Campbell stuck with the basketball program and helped it along its strong run to respectability in Class 4A.
All regional wrestling tournaments, including the Class 4A west regional that was scheduled to take place today and Saturday in Clinton, have been postponed due to inclement weather.
Due to the frigid weather blasting Oklahoma, Arapaho-Butler announced a change to the basketball district tourney.
The Clinton basketball program is peaking and winning at the right time, earning a second consecutive sweep Tuesday night in the Tornado Dome – this time against Newcastle.
ARAPAHO – It’s become commonplace for Arapaho-Butler basketball to host the district tourney, and the program gets the opportunity again, starting Friday.
ELGIN – A quick turnaround from a pair of tough games Thursday against Woodward ended in a road sweep of the Elgin Owls Friday night for the Clinton basketball program.
The Class 4A west regional wrestling tournament is coming to Clinton this Friday and Saturday, and it features a loaded field of competitors.
It becomes clearer each time out that the Clinton girls’ basketball team is difficult to score on, and even without its full roster again Thursday night, CHS held Woodward’s offense down in a 36-32 win at the Tornado Dome.