(AP) — Jimmy Butler was suspended by the Miami Heat for the second time in three weeks, a move that adds to the possibility he has already played his final game for the franchise.
Under the glitz and glamor of homecoming night in the Tornado Dome Tuesday, the Clinton Lady Reds shined bright to win their second game of the year.
January is the time of the wrestling season where the intensity begins to increase in each match.
For the first time in 20 years, there will be a new man in charge of the Class 4A heavyweight Wagoner Bulldogs with Kimes Gilbert taking over for departing coach Dale Condict, who was recently hired to coach at Muskogee.
Making plays on both ends of the court
In a night about raising money and bringing awareness to cancer, the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians basketball team shined bright on the court as it took down the Calumet Lady Chieftains 6630 Friday in front of their home crowd, while the Indians struggled against the Chieftains, losing 50-29.
As the wrestling competition level starts to pick up for the Clinton Red Tornadoes, they participated in the Western Conference Wrestling Tournament over the weekend in Kingfisher where the Reds claimed third place.
Playing athletics at the next level is the dream for all of high school athletes, for Arapaho-Butler baseball player Decker Davis, it came true as he put pen to paper Friday to play for Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa.
The pace of both basketball games proved to be a little too much for Clinton High School teams to keep up with when squaring off against Newcastle Thursday at the Tornado Dome.
With the wrestling season moving along, Clinton senior wrestler Larynz Spottedwolf is focused on helping his team win, as he also prepares to graduate and focus on his future.