Chris “Booger” Brown from Alabama visited the Clinton Round-Up Club at the Rodeo Grounds to host a horsemanship clinic last Saturday and Sunday. Brown starred in the INSP series, “The Cowboy Way: Alabama Road to the Horse”. Pictured are, from left, front row, Brown, Austin McDonald; back row, Travis Riley, Rhonda Weil, Audrey Hart, Ella Hart, Shay McBride, Montana McBride, Justin Ringer, Sierra Ringer, Nikki Kout, Trey McKinsey, “Cowboy” Baker and McKenna Broadbent.
WEATHERFORD – Three freshmen Lady Reds made their varsity golf debuts Wednesday, after Monday’s opener at Lawton Mac was cancelled due to rain, while senior Loren Coleman got her final season underway with a strong effort, in a fifth-place team finish at the Weatherford Tournament.
A majority of the outs recorded by the Clinton baseball team (2-3 overall, 2-1 in district), came from the mound in a 7-2 district win over Bishop McGuinness (3-7, 2-3) Tuesday night at home.
Clinton sophomore defender Travonne Williams fights for the ball in a junior varsity game against Southeast. CDN
Clinton freshman midfielder Alex Martinez zooms up the field with the ball, in a junior varsity game. CDN
Clinton eighth grade pitcher Ayden Crumley steps forward and prepares to release a pitch in a middle school game against Enid. CDN
Clinton sophomore forward Ali Rodelo fights for the ball at the end of a varsity game versus Southeast. CDN
A 15-day gap between the Clinton soccer program’s March 12 game against Lawton MacArthur and the first game of the Clinton Soccer Classic scheduled for Friday March 26 allowed both rosters time to heal up from injuries.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Leading 8-1 heading into the bottom of the sixth inning, the Clinton baseball team (1-3 overall, as of press time Monday) looked like it was headed for a nice, spring-break win at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City.
WRIGHT CITY – Another road trip for the No. 13 Arapaho-Butler baseball team (4-2 overall) ended with more wins and a continuation of quality play.