Arapaho-Butler freshman pitcher Katie Edelen fires a pitch in Tuesday’s game against Thomas. Edelen and the Lady Indians won game No. 10 on the year, taking down the Lady Terriers,
Showing their school spirit at Clinton High School’s recent game against the Woodward Boomer are cheerleaders, from left, Leslie Merrill, Autumn Breitling, Claire Waldrop, Brooklynn Smith (partially hidden), Maddison Hall,
An odd quirk in the Clinton football schedule this year, is three Thursday night football games, and the first one is at 7 p.m. tomorrow on the road against non-district
Helen Vowell of Thomas won this week’s Montana Mike’s football contest. Vowell picked seven games correctly in a difficult week and won the yardage tiebreaker. She was closer than her
OKLAHOMA CITY – Friday night presented the Class 4A, No. 3 Clinton football team (1-1 overall) its first adversity of the 2019 season in a 34-7 loss to the 3A,
Rushing – Zach Campbell 5-35; Isaac Tubbs 6-34; Caden Powell 8-19; Tyson Miller 4-14; Zade Cisneros 2-9; Tavious Jennings 1-3; Atrel Bryson 4-2 Passing – Powell 6-16-55-2 INTs; Atrel Bryson
Senior duo Morgan-dee Cabaniss and Kennedy Meacham ignite the Clinton softball offense almost every time they step up to the plate.
Over the last two weeks, the Arapaho-Butler softball team (8-14 overall, as of Friday morning) is embracing a competitive spirit, going 4-4 since its 10-0 win over Cordell back in late August.
Kate Dowdell, pictured, and the Clinton volleyball team battled to a five-set loss against rival Corn Bible Academy Thursday night.