The Clinton Red Tornado football team (3-3, 3-0) came out on top 17-12 over its I-40 neighbor, the Elk City Elks (2-4, 1-2), in a tough battle Friday in the Tornado Bowl.
The Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians softball team (33-8-1) finished on top of the Class A softball world after taking down Caddo 5-3 Saturday at Devon Park in Oklahoma City for the program’s first title.
Entering the biggest part of the season, the Class A State Softball Tournament, the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians (31-8-1) took care of business against the Shattuck Lady Indians, winning 11-1 in five innings Thursday at Devon Park to advance to the next round.
The Arapaho-Butler Indians baseball team (23-8) fell 7-1 to the Navajo Indians in the first round of the Class A State Baseball Tournament Thursday in Shawnee to end its season.
As he takes in his final season of high school football, senior lineman Aaron Ramirez has his eyes on his future as well.
NEW YORK (AP) — After taking down the storied New York Yankees in their own ballpark, Toronto manager John Schneider was ready to revel in the triumph.
With the regular season in the books and the playoffs ahead of her and her team today, senior Ella Redshin is turning her focus to her life after she graduates from Clinton.
The Clinton Red Tornado football team (2-3, 2-0) looks to continue its hot start to district play, as it welcomes the Elk City Elks (2-3, 1-1) into the Tornado Bowl tomorrow for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
Jade Hall gets ready for a strike during a regional bowling competition in Fort Still, as part of the Clinton Red Tornadoes Special Olympics Team
As many teams wrap up their regular seasons, many turn their attention to postseason play.