Clinton freshman running back Kyn’Tavion Hill juke up the field, during a practice drill last week. CDN
A long stretch of quality opponents and hard-fought contests ended in a 2-5 stretch of play for the Clinton volleyball team (4-6 overall), but it cleaned the slate off with an in-control, 3-0 sweep of Chickasha Tuesday night at the Tornado Dome.
Tomorrow the Clinton football team will start popping pads with an opponent for the first time since the 2020, Class 4A state championship last December.
The Clinton football team hosts its annual Meet the Players event at 6:30 p.m. tonight at the Tornado Bowl.
ANADARKO – Monday’s 9-7, district-opening win at Anadarko for the Clinton softball team isn’t just one victory, it’s a triumph from numerous standpoints for the Lady Reds.
ELK CITY – This past weekend’s Arapaho-Butler Fall Baseball Classic Tournament was obviously supposed to be played at home, but Friday’s monsoon forced it to be moved to Elk City’s turfed fields, where A-B reached the championship game but came up just short of the title.
The scrappy toughness that the Clinton volleyball team (3-5 overall) displayed in its first few games showed itself again in the squad’s home, Best of the West Tournament Saturday, but it came up short of placing in the top three, falling in the third-place game.
Friday afternoon saw the pads come out for the Clinton football team, and anyone that’s watched this group knows there was plenty of physicality to go around in drills that involved contact.
It didn’t take long for COVID-19 to affect athletic seasons in 2020, and the Clinton volleyball team felt that from early on, as the home, Best of the West Tournament was cancelled due to the virus last year.
FORT COBB – Arapaho-Butler head baseball coach Jared Cudd has played and coached in hundreds of high school baseball games, but he called the Indians’ game at Fort Cobb-Broxton Tuesday night one of, if not the best, high school game he’s ever been a part of.