CASHION – Two ranked, tournament wins elevated the Clinton boys’ basketball team (7-4 overall) into the Cashion Tourney title game against Class 2A, No. 1 Dale Saturday, and even though a pair of clutch Jackson Crumley threes forced overtime, CHS came up short, 65-63.
CASHION – The Cashion Tournament started off with an easy, blowout win in favor of the Clinton boys’ basketball team (6-3 overall) Thursday night, with CHS quickly pouncing on Class A, No. 8 Vanoss (12-3) and never letting its opponent off the floor in a 59-24 win.
There’s a stoic, almost-professional approach in the way Clinton High School senior wrestler Moses Hernandez competes, every time he steps on the mat.
ARAPAHO – A recent COVID-19 exposure forced numerous players for both Arapaho-Butler basketball teams into quarantine, but the remainders rallied together and prevailed nonetheless in Tuesday’s West Central Tournament openers.
The Clinton girls’ basketball team (5-3 overall) will not compete in the Cashion Tournament scheduled to start today.
Clinton sophomore Ali Rodelo lines up a shot during a JV game this past weekend. CDN
KINGFISHER – In just its second tournament of the season, the Clinton wrestling team put together another solid showing, placing sixth as a team, while seven Reds placed individually in the top six at conference, in Kingfisher.
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Both Clinton basketball teams wrapped up a long stretch to open the post-Christmas break schedule, with a 3-1 combined mark Friday and Saturday night at home.
The No. 12 Clinton wrestling team (0-2 overall, 0-2 in district) came up short of pulling off a rivalry upset, falling, 42-30, to No. 8 Weatherford (6-3, 1-0) Thursday at the Tornado Dome.