Both Clinton basketball teams face two of the toughest schedules in Oklahoma and that doesn’t stop at any point this season, along with the annual tournament at Prague starting Thursday.
ELK CITY – A former legendary Clinton head football coach and Oklahoma Coaches Association Hall of Famer is heading further west, as Dave Meadows was named the head coach for
Arapaho-Butler sophomore guard Ethan Pyron, center, and the Indians won their Five-County Tournament opener Monday against Merritt, 63-40. The Lady Indians dropped their tourney opener to ranked Hammon, 36-35.
ARAPAHO – There was definitely a ratcheted-up fire in Arapaho-Butler’s wins over Burns Flat-Dill City Friday night in the Coaches vs. Cancer games. A-B girls’ assistant basketball coach and head
BLANCHARD – In its first tournament of the year, the Class 4A, No. 10 Clinton wrestling team competed with some of the best that Oklahoma had to offer at the
Clinton head wrestling coach Rob Pitman anticipated 18 kids would fill out the brackets at the Blanchard Tournament, which began Friday and finishes up today.
During Clinton soccer’s greatest run in program history, it’s sent graduated stars to numerous Oklahoma colleges and even outside the state’s borders.
The Clinton basketball team returns to the floor for its second games of the season at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday against Tuttle. The Lady Reds start off the night, and Dalton Denney, pictured, and the CHS boys’ team will follow.
The Clinton soccer brand and head coach Eugene Jefferson continue to climb to even higher heights, and both took another step up Monday, when he received the news that he’d
MERRITT – An injury delayed Arapaho-Butler senior Jace Edelen’s start to the basketball season, but he delivered a monster performance in his fourth game back for the Indians, scoring 22