The OSSAA made an official announcement Thursday about the rising concern over CO- VID-19, also known as the coronavirus, stating that the basketball state tournament games have been postponed, and it’s up to the district’s discretion on whether to continue other sports.
Boys Soccer (3 Games)
Reds outscoring opponents, 7-3, through three games
Goal Scorers
Devin Keel 3
Samuel Velez 2
Roy Reyes 1
Marco Gonzalez 1
Assists
Daniel Thompson 1
Angel Rodriguez 1
An offensive blitz by the Clinton girls' slow-pitch softball team (0-1 overall) was undone by six errors in Tuesday's season opener, falling to Hydro- Eakly, 26-20.
There's little rest for the well-traveled, multisport Red Tornadoes this spring, as they go from the hardwood last Friday to the baseball diamond for their season opener at 5 p.m. today, at home, against Elk City.
A near 30-year drought ends with Clinton track hosting its first official junior high/high school meet since the early 90s at 3:15 p.m. today.
OKLAHOMA CITY Through the first three games of the 2020 season, the defending, Class 4A state champion, Clinton girls’ soccer team (3-0 overall) has cruised its way through the early, non-district slate and added to that narrative in a 10-0, goal-rule win at Southeast Monday night.
Two Red Tornadoes and one Lady Red made the all-conference basketball teams this year, with Atrel Bryson (first-team) and Caden Powell (secondteam) making the list on the boys’ side, and Carmella Jefferson (second-team) earning the honor on the girls’ side.
OKLAHOMA CITY – True to form, the Arapaho-Butler boys’ basketball team never folded up and continued to grind back into the Class A state championship game against Garber Saturday at the Big House, but the effort wasn’t enough, falling short in double overtime, 53-51.
STILLWATER – The Clinton boys’ basketball team traveled deeper than it had in almost 10 years, when it concluded the 2019-2020 season Friday in a, 66-53, area consolation semifinals loss to Metro Christian.
STILLWATER – There is little room for error in the area tournament, especially in elimination games, and the Clinton boys’ basketball team made sure it played as flawlessly as possible to stay alive Thursday afternoon, beating Victory Christian, 64-55.