KINGFISHER – Injuries continue to mount for the No. 14 Clinton wrestling team, but the remaining starters keep pushing, working and placing with six individuals making the top six at
Four starters graduated off of last year’s Clinton boys’ basketball team, pushing the reserve players into the starting lineup, simultaneously emptying the bench for the 2019-2020 season. The Reds needed
An electrifying atmosphere took over the Tornado Dome when the No. 19 Clinton basketball team (11-3 overall) faced No. 1, defending state champion Kingfisher (12-0) Friday night. It was a
BALTIMORE, Md. – Friday night Clinton head soccer coach Eugene Jefferson took home the honor of the National Coach of the Year Award for the small high school girls’ division.
CALUMET – What better way to stick it to the Class A rankings than to beat the No. 1 team in the state – that’s exactly what No. 12 Arapaho-Butler
Due to icy weather on the roads Thursday night, the district dual between Clinton and Weatherford was rescheduled for Monday, Jan. 27 at the Eagles. Carl Musick, pictured, and the Reds compete at the second day of the conference tourney today.
ARAPAHO – A new, albeit familiar, sport joins the Arapaho-Butler School’s junior high and high school athletic programs this spring with the addition of track and field.
WEATHERFORD – An icy, frigid night in western Oklahoma couldn’t cool off the SWOSU basketball teams Thursday at the Pioneer Cellular Event Center, sweeping its rival Northwestern Oklahoma State University (NWOSU).
ARAPAHO – Check off the ninth sweep of the season for the Arapaho-Butler basketball program, improving the combined record of the two teams this year to 25-7 with wins over
Tonight puts western Oklahoma basketball at the forefront of Class 4A and Class A hoops. Just like the Arapaho-Butler boys taking on No. 1 Calumet, the No. 19 Red Tornadoes