With the season winding down, the Clinton Reds baseball program Monday welcomed Kingfisher to the CHS Ballpark for an important district showdown.
A pair of Clinton High School track athletes went up north to test their skills among the nation’s elite this weekend and the rest of the tracksters went to compete at Elk City.
The Clinton High School baseball team traveled the short distance Friday to Arapaho to play the Indians in a non-district game. Arapaho-Butler came away with a 12-10 win on a day where both teams had difficulty on the pitching mound.
No matter the contest, the “Custer County Conflict” brings out the best of Clinton and Weatherford. Friday’s soccer games at Weatherford proved no different.
High school is the time for student athletes to make memories during games that will stick with them for the rest of their life.
It is hard to stop a golf ball from rolling down a steep hill.
Home is where the tournament hardware is for the Clinton High School girls’ golf team. Wednesday the Lady Reds welcomed teams to the Riverside Golf Course and proceeded to shoot 363 as a team to claim the tournament championship.
Before the Clinton High School soccer teams could set sights on more competitive opponents, Tuesday the Lady Reds and Red Tornadoes went through the formality of dispatching Astec Charter in a pair of blowouts at the Tornado Bowl.
What could be better than baseball in April? Meaningful baseball against the undefeated top team in the district. Tuesday the Clinton High School baseball team welcomed Elk City with the hopes of extending its lead for third place in the district standings over Kingfisher as well as trying to upset the top undefeated team in it.
ARDMORE – Even with having fewer entrants than their opponents, the Clinton Red Tornadoes and Lady Reds finished within the top 10 for both the boys’ and the girls’ events Monday at the Ardmore Invitational Track Meet.