Drew Conkling, of Weatherford, works out in Acme Brick Park’s Fitness Facility.
In the late summer heat, the Lady Reds took on the neighboring Elk City Elkettes on the softball diamond with Kambree Davis taking the ball in the circle.
Clinton football is in the midst of another tough non-district schedule that will help the Red Tornadoes prepare for the all-important district slate of games.
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The Clinton High School Red Tornadoes kicked off their home slate of games for the new football season Friday as they welcomed in the Bishop McGuinness Fighting Irish.
With the second week officially in the books and the games played, it is time to turn the attention to the second winner of the Clinton Daily News’ Pigskin Picks contest.
The Burns Flat-Dill City Eagles would open their 2023 football season with a 26-0 Friday home loss to the Carnegie Wildcats in front of a peculiar seating arrangement for the Eagles fans due to their side of the stadium being blocked off after it received damage from a windstorm that toppled the press box, dumping it directly into the locker room. This would be the first ominous sight of the evening.
Running back No. 25 Garrison Rhoads runs through the line as No. 51 Brayden Fuller provides the block Friday.
While one senior Lady Reds volleyball player has loved her time as a part of the program during her time in high school, she also has identified other routes she could go for her future that is outside of sports.
Astructure is void of stability without a sturdy foundation. The foundation is what keeps it from falling down. If it is poorly formed, then the building will most assuredly fail. The foundation for Clinton Red Tornado Football can be argued that it was formed before 1962 but what cannot be debated is that this particular year only the foundation could be poured.