The Great American Conference’s delay of fall sports has moved the SWOSU football team’s season opener against Southeastern Oklahoma State University to 6 p.m., Saturday Oct. 3 at Milam Stadium.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is the fourth in a series on Clinton High School football’s positional breakdowns heading into the 2020 season.
Clinton 12U baseball player Matthew Bermea zooms a ball to first base at regionals.
In less than two weeks, the Clinton football team is expected to step back on the field for the first time since its 2019 playoff game against Bethany last November.
The Clinton 12U, kid-pitch squad ended its season three games deep at the state tournament Thursday. Clinton battled to the end in an 8-5, season-ending loss to Elk City. Clinton catcher Luke Bailey steps into his throw to first base at the regional tournament, while teammate Jiles Southall looks on.
Last week’s announcement of a COVID-19 outbreak in Clinton volleyball and softball changed the schedules for both sports.
All set up to attend college elsewhere, Clinton 2020 graduate and three-year volleyball starter Abigail Acosta decided she wasn’t through with her athletic career.
The OSSAA announced in a zoom meeting Thursday morning that its going to continue forward with Oklahoma fall sports schedule.
SALLISAW – This 12U group for the Clinton baseball program has battled its entire career when backed against a wall, and it proved that statement true again Wednesday, coming back to defeat Chandler, 6-5, in the elimination game at the state tournament.
Clinton 2020 grad Ty Newcomb signed his letter of intent Tuesday, to play golf for SWOSU. Pictured are, front row, from left, Chris Newcomb, Ty, Angie Newcomb; back row, head golf coach Mike Lee and boys’ head basketball coach Chad Pugh.