The first OSSAA coaches’ rankings for football districts were released Wednesday afternoon, and the Clinton football team was ranked second in District 4A-1’s poll.
There’s little time for the Clinton football team to recuperate from its home loss to Weatherford last Friday, as it heads to its other I-40 rival, for a big-time district clash at 7 p.m. Friday night at Elk City.
Ron Segal of Clinton won this week’s S&D Drug football pick ‘ems contest.
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Clinton Public Schools Ground Supervisor Mark Stapleton levels out some screening for the new seating area at the CHS tennis courts and will soon add trees to make the area look nicer for tournaments. CDN
Senior transfer defensive tackle Raynen Pleasant quickly became a household name on the football field, when he started for the Weatherford Eagles in 2019, and he brought that same skillset to the Clinton Red Tornadoes this season.
Brian Newman, one of the Clinton Public Schools maintenance workers, shovels some dirt and continues to work on the construction at the high school tennis courts. CDN
A 14-play, 81-yard, Weatherford scoring drive to open the second half put the game on ice, and even though the clock showed 4:32 to play in the third quarter, the Clinton football team’s comeback attempts came up short in a 14-0, home loss in Friday’s Custer County Conflict.
A haul of awards last year continued this year for the Clinton softball team, as six players earned alldistrict honors, and there’s still all-region awards left to give out.