Clinton soccer ended the year with a combined record of 33-3 overall. The Reds finished the season 16-1 overall. The Lady Reds finished as the 2019 Class 4A state champions with a record of 17-2 overall this year. The two team combined to outscore their opponents, 187-26.
It was a businesslike approach as always for Clinton head football coach John Higbee, who began his second year at the helm Monday with the beginning of spring practice. Coming
OKLAHOMA CITY – A week after the Clinton tennis girls finished up their season in the state tourney, the Reds wrapped up their 2019 campaign with all three state qualifiers
TULSA – Make room for the Clinton girls soccer team (17-2 overall) in CHS’s illustrious sports history of state championship runs. The Lady Reds started a new Clinton sports dynasty
The Clinton Lady Reds (17-2 overall) are your Class 4A girls’ soccer state champions for the second time in three years, beating Verdigris 3-1. The win makes Clinton 52-5 over the last 3 seasons and earns Clinton High School its 30th total state title across all sports.
A chance to clear the slate, take another step into championship greatness and get some long-awaited revenge are on the line for the Clinton girls’ soccer team (16-2 overall) when
For the first time since 2015-2016, Clinton football will have the same head coach for consecutive spring football sessions when the team takes the field at 3 p.m. Monday. Spring
ARDMORE – The 2019 Clinton boys’ golf season officially ended Tuesday when sophomore Tyson Miller completed his third and final round of the Class 4A state tournament at Dornick Hills
No extra time, penalty kicks or clutch saves were needed to send the Clinton girls’ soccer team (16-2 overall) back to the Class 4A state championship, it was just a dominant performance from start-to-finish in a 5-1 semifinals win over Skiatook (15-3) Wednesday at the Tornado Bowl.
Clinton Masonic Lodge, on behalf of the Oklahoma Masonic Charity Foundation, matched $1,000 in donations to the Arapaho-Butler Summer Baseball and presented a total of $2,850 to the group. Pictured,