For the final time this season, both the seventh- and eighth-grade Whirlwind teams took to the Tornado Bowl as they welcomed in the I-40 neighbor Elk City Tuesday at the Tornado Bowl.
*Includes potential starters. Pos. No. Player Class Ht. Wt. DE 10 Catch Geno...............................................11 6’1” 205 DE 7 Reece Burton............................................11 5’7” 183 NG 77 Briggs Robertson.....................................10 6’0” 215 DT 15 Blake Redd................................................12 6’3” 175 DT 61 Tayte Shelton...........................................12 6’0” 240 LB 3 Cole Buie..................................................11 5’8” 150 LB 28 Braxton Robertson...................................12 5’10” 190 SS 1 Tucker Garza...........................................10 5’11” 185 FS 7 Jeremiah Jackson....................................10 6’1” 160 CB 1 Slade Josey...............................................11 5’10” 160 CB 34 Alex Cupp................................................12 5’11” 155
*Includes potential starters Pos. No. Player Class Ht. Wt. RB 20 Kyn’Tavion Hill........................................11 5’10” 175 FB 3 Zaedon Collins.........................................11 6’1” 190 QB 10 Cooper Sulley...........................................12 5’6” 161 TE 37 Parrish Blackwolf....................................12 6’4” 215 WR 25 Garrison Rhoads......................................12 6’2” 205 WR 11 Darren Hester..........................................10 5’8” 155 LT 58 Montinel Crane........................................12 6’0” 255 LG 63 Brayden Fuller.........................................10 5’11” 240 C 73 Joel Badillo..............................................11 6’1” 205 RG 54 Layden Fuller...........................................12 5’7” 250 RT 66 Marcus Wilson.........................................11 6’1” 215
*Includes potential starters Pos. No. Player Class Ht. Wt. DE 32 Malachi Lorne..........................................11 5’10” 220 DE 25 Garrison Rhoads......................................12 6’2” 205 NG 54 Layden Fuller...........................................12 5’9” 250 DT 58 Montinel Crane........................................12 6’0” 255 DT 66 Marcus Wilson.........................................11 6’1” 215 LB 3 Zaedon Collins.........................................11 6’1” 190 LB 14 Zac Adams................................................12 5’11” 165 FS 11 Darren Hester..........................................10 5’8” 155 SS 10 Cooper Sulley...........................................12 5’11” 170 CB 6 Marquis Martin.......................................11 5’4” 120 CB 20 Kyn’Tavion Hill........................................11 5’10” 175
The Clinton Red Tornadoes will play host to the Elk City Elks Friday in their fourth straight home game this season.
*Includes potential starters. Pos. No. Player Class Ht. Wt. RB 1 Tucker Garza...........................................10 5’11” 185 RB 22 Cooper Garbarino.....................................12 6’0” 200 FB 21 Jayden Wynn............................................11 5’9” 180 QB 10 Catch Geno...............................................11 6’1” 205 WR 8 Slade Josey...............................................11 5’10” 160 WR 3 Cole Buie...................................................11 5’8” 150 LT 57 Carson Price............................................12 6’1” 215 LG 62 Rylee Boyd................................................12 6’0” 250 C 59 Holden Dixon...........................................12 5’10” 240 RG 75 Fabian Armendariz..................................11 5’9” 250 RT 65 Andrew Muse...........................................12 5’10” 180
To cap off the thirdstraight state title for the Clinton High School boys’ soccer program, while leading the team to a 17-1 record, Reds’ Coach Eugene Jefferson was recently named the OSSAA Boys Soccer Coach of the Year.
With week four of the season in the books, Ronald Segal has been deemed the winner of the
The Clinton Red Tornadoes football team took care of business against the John Marshall Bears with a resounding 58-18 win on homecoming.
The Arapaho-Butler Indians’ rally fell just a tad shy against the Hydro-Eakly Bobcats baseball team to bring their season to a close in a 11-8 defeat on the diamond Friday in Arapaho.