OKLAHOMA CITY —Clinton softball is playing in regionals for the first time since 2013. CHS defeated Classen SAS in Bi-districts on Saturday to advance.
ARAPAHO — No. 7 Arapaho-Butler is heading back to the Class A state tournament. First year head coach Luke Thompson said this was one of their goals for the season.
MOUNTAIN VIEW — Corn Bible Academy football did not have the game it was looking for at Mountain View-Gotebo, as the Crusaders lost 48-0.
BURNS FLAT — Burns Flat-Dill City hosted Mooreland Friday and it came down to the wire.
AMBER — Clinton was one win away from going 3-0 this week.
Baleigh Giblet throws the ball to first base. CHS finished the regular season with a record of 15-16 and was fifth in 4A-1. CHS will play in districts at 11 a.m. today at Classen SAS, which finished fourth in 4A-2. The two teams will play a three-game-series, with the winner advancing to regionals.
TIPTON — No. 10 Corn Bible Academy wrapped up its regular season Thursday night with a 3-0 sweep at Tipton.
WEATHERFORD — In just more than an hour of game time, SWOSU Volleyball took care of business against Arkansas Monticello by claiming a swift 3-0 victory on home court.
ARAPAHO — No. 7 Arapaho-Butler had no trouble whatsoever Thursday in the first day of softball regionals.
CINCINNATI (AP) — Behind an overhauled offensive line coalescing in front of quarterback Joe Burrow and a defense forcing turnovers, the Cincinnati Bengals are looking more like the defending AFC champions.