It’s been a long wait and a tough grind to winning a college soccer starting job for redshirt sophomore midfielder/forward Katy (Eddy) St. Martin, but she attained that goal this past year at Redlands Community College.
One of Clinton’s summer activities is the miniature golf course located in McLain Rogers Park. The putt-putt course inspired by Route 66 is run by the Clinton Chamber of Commerce.
One year after missing out on a spring season and going through an abbreviated, summer campaign last year, the Clinton baseball team (13-7-1 overall) got in 21 contests in about a month of play this summer.
Clinton upcoming junior Javion Hill reaches out to try and make a one-handed catch in spring football practice. Hill burst on the scene at linebacker in 2020, but he’ll look to double down on that at wide receiver this fall. CDN
There’s no doubt that everybody that follows the Clinton football team wants to see state title No. 17 come home, but in the same breath, there’s still plenty to show for, in the last few seasons.
Clinton upcoming freshman Brady Chittum prepares to fire a strike in a Preps’ game. He led all pitchers with a record of 5-2. CDN
Clinton upcoming freshman Tavi Ford swings through for a hit, during a Preps’ baseball game. CDN
The Clinton Maroon coach pitch team took home the Thomas “Battle of the Bats” championship last month. Pictured are, front row, from left, Zayden Beatty, Greer Ray, Karsten Moore, Cohen Bridges, Giovanni Soto, Graham Murray; middle row, Elijah Cardwell, Da’marian Bailey, Izaias Wraspir, Jacob Chittum, Kevin Rutz; back row, coaches Gene Ray, Tyler Bridges, Matt Murray and Anthony Moore. CDN
A unique situation is unfolding in the Clinton wrestling program, with former CHS head coach and 2020-2021 assistant Shawn Finch announcing that he is returning to the head coaching position, while 2017- 2021 head coach Rob Pitman is moving back to an assistant role, where he served in 2016-2017.
While plenty of young student athletes take the summer off to relax and recuperate from the school year, Clinton track athletes are working, trying to get better for next season.