In her second year at Southwestern Christian University in Bethany, former Clinton Lady Red basketball player Carmella Jefferson is working to hone her skill on the court.
On the night to celebrate crowning the homecoming king and queen, the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians (5-2) won in convincing fashion Friday night at home, as they took down the Burns Flat-Dill City Lady Eagles 66-37, while the Indians (3-4) fell 55-52 to the Eagles in the final game of the night.
In a Friday-night edition of Clinton basketball, both teams took on the Blanchard Lions in the Tornado Dome before heading off into the weekend.
To kickoff the Rhett Blundell era of Clinton High School wrestling, both the girls’ and the boys’ teams took on Hinton Thursday in the Tornado Dome.
Throughout the season on the gridiron, the Clinton Red Tornado football players worked to help the team succeed with stacking as many stats as they can each game, as some were honored with All-District recognitions for their standout play on the field for Clinton.
Future All-Stars
To tip-off the year, Clinton basketball faced off against the Harrah Panthers Tuesday in the Tornado Dome.
Despite coming together one last time to celebrate the season and the seniors, there was obvious emotion throughout the room as Coach John Higbee led the event for the final time as head coach of the Clinton Red Tornado football team.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Led by Drake Maye and Marcus Jones, the New England Patriots became the first NFL team to reach 11 wins this season.
Putting the work in on offense