With the final regular season meet of the year, the Clinton track teams left Weatherford Tuesday winners, as the boys’ team took home the gold with a score of 100, 14 points over second place, and the girls’ team finished fifth with a score of 45 for the day.
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As he looks to gain one more title before he graduates, senior soccer player Jabez Gonzalez has his future planned out for what he wants to do after college.
Toying with the defenders
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For the final regular season game of the year, the Clinton High School Reds (10-20) took down the Sentinel Bulldogs, 16-2, Thursday at home.
With the season nearing its conclusion, the Clinton High School track team traveled Friday to Kingfisher to compete for the conference title.
For the first time since the end of last month, the Clinton High School Reds (9-20) have come out on top, as the team ended its 12-game skid with a 6-5 win over Fairview Friday at home.
For the 27th year, the “Continue the Tradition” Golf Tournament was held over the weekend at Riverside Golf Course in order to benefit the Clinton High School football team.
Coming into the final game of the regular season, both Clinton High School soccer teams were fighting for the right to host a postseason game, as the Woodward Boomers played the Tornado Bowl a visit Thursday.