Marcus Wilson, left, shoots in to secure a takedown during the Kingfisher dual. Wilson is one of five Red Tornado wrestlers competing this weekend in the Class 4A State Tournament at Oklahoma City.
The Lady Reds basketball team is currently working to stay alive in the postseason and senior Alana Hester talked about what her team needs to do to succeed, and the season as a whole.
Clinton senior Mia Hernandez knows a lot about adversity thanks to her various injuries over her basketball career and her young team’s struggles on the court as well.
This weekend the Clinton High School Red Tornado wrestling team went to the Class 4-A Regional in Tuttle in an effort to qualify individuals for this weekend’s state tournament. When the dust was settled five Red Tornadoes punched their ticket to state.
Both Arapaho-Butler basketball teams are still alive in the postseason and will need three consecutive victories each to advance to the Class A State Tournament.
Saturday the Clinton High School basketball teams headed to Weatherford to compete in the first round of the postseason in district competition against the hosting Eagles.
(AP) – Oklahoma is in the midst of one of the most dominant runs ever in women’s college softball.
Trey Bennet, wrestler for the Clinton High School Red Tornadoes, came into this season as a returning state runnerup and has high goals as this season is winding down.
The Arapaho-Butler Indians basketball team gathers with its district title plaque. From left are Assistant Coach Tyler Foale, Allan Mojica, Dezmon Lady, Wesley Switzer, Canaan Reed, Noah Cote, Camden Giles, Orsan Jubara, Rylan Moore, Landon Donelson, Kamden Scott, Vergual Mathews, Daxon Cudd, Wyatt Waldrop, Scotty Pierce, Jaxton South, Ty Ingram, Brice Floyd, Garret Pyron, D’Shawn Washee, Ashton Trebing, Zayne Sawatzky and Aiden Casas. Not pictured is Coach Logan Rogers.
Travonne Williams, member of the Clinton High School basketball team, took a break from practice and shared his experiences about the team this year.