TUTTLE – The Class 4A, No. 9 Clinton wrestling team (0-1 overall) began its 2019-2020 season with a 68-12 loss to the 21-time defending state champion, No. 1 Tuttle Tigers
From the first day freshman cowboy back Valek Cisneros stepped on Oklahoma State’s campus, he worked tirelessly to prove that he’s deserving of his preferred walk-on (PWO) opportunity. Cisneros is
BURNS FLAT – A 9-3 record, a playoff appearance and multiple wins against quality teams returned the Burns Flat-Dill City football program to its former glory and earned the roster
Both Arapaho-Butler basketball teams were listed on the initial Class A rankings Monday. The Lady Indians sit at No. 12 after a 5-0 start. Brock Walker, pictured, and the A-B
The Clinton basketball team will open the 2019-2020 season against the Woodward Boomers for the fourth straight year at 6:30 p.m. tonight at the Tornado Dome. Clinton basketball has changed
No other wrestling program in Oklahoma faces a tougher task at 6 p.m. tonight than the Clinton Red Tornadoes, when they take on the nation’s No. 9 Tuttle Tigers. The
In an I-formation, run-heavy, offensive scheme like Clinton’s, there needs to be another explosive offensive weapon beyond the backfield that can keep a defensive secondary on its toes.
Clinton features two Div. I stars on the gridiron in Oklahoma’s Reed Lindsey and Oklahoma State’s Valek Cisneros, but another Div. I athlete is in the midst of his first year as well, but on the baseball diamond, in OSU freshman second baseman Gage Gaunt.
Six Clinton football seniors netted 4A-1 all-district honors after a 6-5 season and a playoff appearance this past fall.
Four of the six received player of the year honors at their respective positions. The other two made first team all-district.
Roaming the Oklahoma sidelines is a familiar face to Clinton football fans, freshman defensive end Reed Lindsey suits out for the Sooners at home games and is making a name for himself after joining the team as a preferred walk-on.