ARAPAHO – Class A softball can be unforgiving to a young team, and it was during the first week of the Arapaho-Butler softball season.
KINGFISHER – The Clinton softball team (5-7 overall) dropped its first two contests of the Kingfisher Tournament Thursday against Kingfisher and Fort Cobb-Broxton.
Clinton Parks and Recreation begins three youth sports seasons soon and sign-ups are ongoing for all three.
ARAPAHO – Close losses haven’t rattled Arapaho-Butler head baseball coach Jared Cudd, instead he remains optimistic in the midst of a difficult fall baseball schedule.
After two weeks of practice in the grueling, Oklahoma heat, the Clinton football team gets to put on the pads and hit somebody else at its season-opening scrimmage at 6 p.m. tonight at El Reno.
An uncharacteristic second set almost undid the Clinton volleyball team’s possible sweep of Elgin, but CHS (8-3 overall) recovered in dramatic fashion from an 18-6 hole to win the second and roll in the third, sweeping the Lady Owls (25-15, 28-26, 25-15) Tuesday night at home.
The Clinton softball team (5-5 overall, 0-2 in district) had its crosstown rival Weatherford (4-3, 2-0) on the ropes. CHS just couldn’t put the returning state tournament team away in a 13-10 loss Tuesday at home.
It took more than seven innings for the Clinton softball team (5-4 overall, 0-1 in district) to beat perennial, Class A winner Hydro-Eakly, but Kenzie Naranjo’s RBI double to center
ERICK – Early struggles didn’t rattle the Clinton volleyball team (7-3 overall) against Erick Monday night, rallying back for three-straight set wins to claim the program’s seventh victory on just
Students in Tina Wittmeyer’s second grade class at Southwest Elementary show their Red Tornado pride on the first Red Tornado Friday of the school year. Pictured, from left, are Sadie