A year filled with so many holes in the lineup sees the No. 13 Clinton wrestling team carrying 13 wrestlers out of a possible 14 spots for the regional tournament next week.
There’s a hunger in the Clinton soccer program that is insatiable no matter how much improvement is made or championships are won.
Injuries decimated the Clinton wrestling team across the 2019-2020 season, reducing the starting lineup down for duals and tournaments. During those instances, CHS needed the rest of its lineup to be there to make up for those holes.
NEWCASTLE – Clinton basketball fell in both road contests Tuesday night against Newcastle with each team suffering a 20- plus point loss.
LEEDEY – There’s no better way for Arapaho- Butler basketball to finish the regular season than sweeping perennial state tournament contender Leedey Tuesday night on the road.
For the third time in three years under head coach Rob Pitman’s leadership, the No. 13 Clinton wrestling team (6-4 overall) completed the dual season with a winning record Monday night at the Tornado Dome, thumping the Kingfisher Yellowjackets, 51-24.
A strong high school program starts before athletes move into their varsity careers, and Clinton wrestling has the luxury of a strong base at the peewee and junior high levels.
Clinton sophomore point guard Carmella Jefferson is lighting up defenses right now. Over the last five games, she’s averaging 23.4 points per game on 61.4-percent shooting, 51.9-percent shooting from three and 93.5-percent from the free-throw line.
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Rivalries boil at a much hotter temperature, but the No. 16 Clinton boys’ basketball team (14-6 overall) kept its composure and handed Weatherford (8-11) a second dose of defeat Saturday night at the Tornado Dome, 68-59.