Although the Clinton wrestling team hasn’t gotten on the mats yet, it is about to compete in four out of five days, once the season starts Tuesday night.
The Clinton girls’ basketball team is scheduled to open its 2020-2021 basketball season at 7 p.m. Tuesday, at the Tornado Dome against longtime Class 4A power, 2018-2019 state champ and preseason No. 1 Anadarko.
Corn Bible Academy junior defensive back River Lewis received notoriety on NFL Network for his form tackle, during a game this season, earning him the week 13 Way to Play High School Award.
As it should be to compete for Class 4A’s gold ball, the No. 9 Clinton football team (8-3 overall) faces its toughest opponent yet, in the No. 1 Wagoner Bulldogs (13-0), at 1 p.m. Saturday at UCO’s Wantland Stadium.
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ARAPAHO – A nearly three-week hiatus due to COVID-19 couldn’t slow down the Arapaho-Butler basketball teams, sweeping Burns Flat-Dill City and Corn Bible Academy Friday and Saturday night respectively.
Carol Bentley of Clinton won this week’s S&D Drug football pick ‘ems contest.
BLANCHARD – For the second straight week, the Clinton football team had the lead, had the ball late in the fourth quarter and needed just a couple first downs to clinch another upset, playoff win Friday night in the Class 4A semifinals.
Former Clinton football star, Northwestern Oklahoma State national champion and NFL alum Brandon Christenson received his university’s highest athletic honor, as he was inducted into NWOSU’s Hall of Fame in a press release last month.
Final
Clinton 10
Blanchard 7
The No. 9 Clinton football team (8-3 overall) continues its road-warrior, upset tour to the program’s 26th state title appearance, ending the No. 5 Blanchard Lions’ season (10-3) in the process.