ARAPAHO – No better way to start the 2019-2020 basketball season for the Arapaho-Butler basketball program, than a blowout sweep of both Granite teams Tuesday night in front of a
Clinton football’s 2019 playoff hopes, and essentially the season, come down to one final game at 7 p.m. Friday at home versus the No. 7 Cache Bulldogs. The Red Tornadoes
An inexperienced, senior group of Clinton football linemen, including first-year, undersized starter Andre Ford, was tasked with replacing a lot of graduated depth from the 2018 semifinals team. At a
Darlene Cardwell of Arapaho won this week’s Montana Mike’s football contest. Cardwell selected eight out of 10 games correctly and won the rushing yardage tiebreaker. She guessed that Clinton would
Burns Flat-Dill City football (8-1 overall, 4-0 in district) did what it needed to do Friday night at home, shutting out Geary (1-8, 0-4), 58-0. The Class B, No. 4
CHICKASHA – From Chickasha’s opening offensive drive, the Clinton football team (6-3 overall, 4-2 in district) found itself on its heels and never regained its footing in a devastating, 29-13,
Arapaho-Butler basketball commences its 2019-2020 season for both teams, starting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at home versus Granite.
Every year since Rob Pitman took over the Clinton cross country program, he’s managed to send at least one runner to the state meet and that happened again in 2019 with senior runner Sebastian Diosdado.
Clinton guard Jackson Crumley looks to pass in a scrimmage against Arapaho-Butler. Clinton hosts Seiling at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday for a scrimmage game.