With the regular season nearing the end, the Clinton Red Tornado boys’ golf team recorded a topthree finish Monday in the Woodward Tournament.
According to the fishing report from Custer County Game Warden Clint Carpenter, on April 20 the water at Foss Lake remained at 3 feet below its normal elevation level, and it also remained in stable condition.
As they continue to hunt for postseason action, both Clinton track and field teams headed to Chickasha Tuesday to participate in the Western Conference track meet.
As they looked to celebrate the seniors who helped build up the programs, Clinton only needed the first half in each game to defeat Douglass Tuesday in the Tornado Bowl.
On the day dedicated to celebrating the departing senior players, the Clinton Reds baseball team (5-18) fell 12-8 to the Kingfisher Yellowjackets after overcoming an early 6-0 deficit.
As she prepares to conclude her final year of golf with the Clinton Lady Reds, Rylee Cummins has put pen to paper and will be a member of the Seminole State Lady Trojans next year.
With the regular season nearing its conclusion, the Clinton Reds (5-17) and Arapaho-Butler Indians (19-5) squared off Friday in Arapaho for supremacy of U.S. Highway 183, with the Indians coming out on top 5-0 over the Reds.
Former Clinton Reds baseball player Caden Powell, now in the Houston Astros farm system as a member of the Fayetteville Woodpeckers, was recently featured on Sportscenter’s Top-10 Plays, coming in at No. 3 in the Woodpeckers’ game against the Fredericksburg Nationals.
Riding a threegame losing streak into Thursday’s home matchup against the Thomas Terriers, the Clinton Reds (5-16) needed extra innings to complete the comeback and win 9-8.
In its second trip to the Prairie West Golf Course in Weatherford this season, the Lady Reds golf team took first in the conference tournament Wednesday with an overall score of 339.