After four straight home games, the Clinton Red Tornadoes football team (3-2, 2-0) is set to the hit the road for the second time this season as it will travel 15 miles down the road Friday to take on arch-rival the Weatherford Eagles (4-2, 2-0) for another edition of the “Custer County Conflict.”
The Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians softball program (30-3) has qualified for the state tournament once again but looks to reach the pinnacle and take home the Class A State Title.
For the second week in a row, and third time overall this season, Ronald Segal of Clinton has won the
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The Mountain View-Gotebo Tigers were able to spoil Corn Bible Academy’s homecoming Friday night at Crusader Park with a 36-8 win in a district game that could have been different if only CBA would have had more bodies to put on the field to play against the Tigers.
As the Clinton High School Red Tornadoes continues through district play, the program welcomed the Elk City Elks to the Tornado Bowl where Clinton would prevail 21-7 in a hard-fought match.
Former Red Tornado football player Antonio Ceniceros said he has to work harder compared to others on the field to compensate for his size, as he plays for Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
The Clinton High School Lady Reds softball team’s season has come to an end after losing both games in the regional tournament.
As senior first baseman Rylin Hall’s time with the program winds down, she is looking toward the future and the paths she can take.
Friday nights help strengthen spirit of Clinton