The Hammon All Sports Club is hosting the First Annual Michael Land Memorial Basketball Tournament Saturday July 24 and Sunday July 25, at Hammon schools located at 8th street and Shockey St.
This article is the second in a series on Clinton High School football’s impact players heading into the 2021 season.
Last week’s 180-degree turn by the NCAA to allow athletes to receive financial compensation for their name, image and likeness (NIL) has already made news at the University of Oklahoma with quarterback Spencer Rattler.
Clinton upcoming sophomore Cooper Sulley, pictured, went from a reserve to a partial starter over the summer that logged an on-base percentage of .405. CDN
This article is the first in a series on Clinton High School football’s impact players heading into the 2021 season.
It’s the third season for Clinton head volleyball coach Tobi-Rae Barker, and she looks for the roster to be much improved, after entering 2020 with just one returning starter.
By the time Clinton 2019 graduate and former star forward Nalan Kentner steps on campus for the fall semester, he’ll be at his third college and third different soccer program in nine months.
Last year’s Arapaho-Butler softball team went 23-13, won four ranked games, captured a district title and won a regional tourney game under head coach Matt Oakes, and most of that same roster returns for what could be a really fun 2021, fall campaign.
The Clinton fastpitch softball team has been right on the cusp of winning seasons and playoff runs, and new head coach Shelby Anderson hopes to break through that wall in her tenure, as she takes over the program this year.
Sophomore defensive end Tanner Bartlett, left, runs through a drill with junior Jaron Williams. Bartlett is one of many sophomores that Clinton head football coach John Higbee has mentioned, could see playing time in the 2021 season. Bartlett would provide length on the edge.