Clinton volleyball opens the 2020 season at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Erick. The junior varsity Lady Reds will start at that time and the varsity team will follow. CHS celebrates after scoring a point in its scrimmage last week. Pictured are, from left, Hannah Garner, Emma Dowdell, Baylee Hawthorne, Shelbi Goossen, Taryn Wraspir and Courtney Heerwald. CDN
The Clinton softball program is putting on its fifth annual 100-inning game fundraiser at 9 a.m. Saturday. The proceeds will go to the program for meals, uniforms, etcetera. Alumni are invited to compete in the extended contest. Also, a special ceremony will be held to honor the slow-pitch seniors, whose season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The usual home run derby will take place too. CDN
A highly-successful and familiar face to the Clinton wrestling program is back, with the return of former head coach Shawn Finch after three years at Noble.
Although protocols and rules continue to change during the coronavirus pandemic, the Clinton football team plans to be on the field Monday for its first official practice of the 2020 season.
HOBART – Pitching and defense were at the forefront of the Clinton softball team’s split of its summer league doubleheader Monday.
Six sets of competitive, scrimmage play gave the Clinton volleyball players and coaches a good look at their roster for the upcoming season Friday at the CHS practice gym.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was originally published Dec. 1984. It has been edited to fit this space.
The Clinton Middle School football program is checking out its equipment for the upcoming school year at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Tuesday. The eighth graders will pick up their gear first and the seventh graders will follow.
The Clinton volleyball team’s second year under head coach Tobi-Rae Barker commences with a pair of scrimmages against Corn Bible Academy and Weatherford, beginning at 9 a.m. this morning at the practice gym.
Some of the winners of the championship flight at this past weekend’s Riverside Rumble grouped up for a photo after their final rounds. Pictured are, from left, Audra Smalley, Mike Belter, Jeff Brown, Chris Martin and Megan Brown. Smalley and Belter shot a two-round score of 120 (59, 61). Jeff and Megan Brown shot 117 (60, 57) and Martin and Marvelyn Kartika, not pictured, shot 115 (56, 59).