For the second straight weekend, the Clinton baseball team (8-7 overall) ended with a fourth-place finish at a tournament, repeating its results from the I-40 Classic, at the Kingfisher-Piedmont Tourney Saturday.
Arapaho-Butler senior Wesley Flores, right, gets a lead and prepares to take off, in a game against Corn Bible Academy and freshman infielder Grant Stewart. The A-B baseball team picked up a pair of wins last week, improving to 7-4 on the year. The No. 16 Indians took down Leedey last Monday, 15-0, then defeated CBA, 17-1, last Tuesday. CDN
Another pair of district games and another dominant sweep took place Thursday night at home for the Clinton soccer program, shutting out both Classen SAS squads.
The winning streak for the Clinton baseball team (8-5 overall) was pushed out to four games Thursday with a pair of wins in the Kingfisher-Piedmont Tournament.
A busy few days for the Clinton tennis program helped each varsity starter pick up at least six games of reps against top-notch competition Thursday, Monday and Tuesday.
Boys Soccer (eight games)
Goal Scorers
Jorge Marquez 9
Devin Keel 9
Martin Zapien 6
Jose Perez 4
Ezequiel Nolasquez 3
Samuel Velez 3
Opponent own goal 3
Alex Martinez 2
Emerson Dominguez 1
Seve Martinez 1
It had been two years since the Clinton soccer program had played in a district contest, but the gap didn’t change anything for the Reds and Lady Reds Tuesday night at home, as both teams swept Elgin for the program’s 17th consecutive district sweep.
Clinton track’s young throwing trio, featuring freshman Montiel Crane, sophomore Lola Hester and freshman Kat Meacham placed for the fourth consectuive meet to open the season, at Thomas this past weekend.
Clinton seventh grader Konner Burnam rises up to try and clear his jump on the pole vault. CDN
Clinton High School soccer players, from left, Jorge Marquez, Martin Zapien and Nicholas O’Neale cheer after the Lady Reds scored a goal during the Clinton Soccer Classic Tournament.