A high school athletic team sometimes can become an athletes’ second family; for one Clinton Lady Reds soccer player, that was exactly the case.
As the month of June rolls on, the schedule for the Clinton High School Reds baseball team heats up.
Sometimes a player must go down a path that leads them far from home to help them get better. For a former Clinton Reds pitcher, that same path has led to him teaming up with his brother for next season.
(AP) – No. 1 national seed Wake Forest was expected to make it to the College World Series.
As a former Clinton athlete prepares for his future, he reflects on what got him to this point in his life.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma saved its best celebration for last. Jordy Bahl threw three innings of perfect relief and the Sooners won their third straight softball Women’s College World Series title and seventh overall, beating Florida State 3-1 on Thursday night for a two-game sweep.
Even in an abbreviated time with a program, players can make a place for themselves among their teammates who have been playing together for quite a while.
The National Football Foundation (NFF) and College Hall of Fame recently announced the 2024 ballot for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame and former University of Oklahoma standouts Rocky Calmus, Josh Heupel and Dewey Selmon earned spots among the 78 players listed from the Football Bowl Subdivision.
For a high schooler, athletics can mean everything to them, it becomes their world.
Dr. Floyd Simon Jr., right, ran with some familiar folks in last weekend’s Clinton Classic. At left is his niece, Jenna Woodward, who was the fastest female 10K runner with a time of 38:56.14. His grandson, Floyd Simon IV, middle, ran his first ever 5K with a time of 30:47.44. Dr. Simon completed the 5K with a time of 35:41.33. The original race results had the granfather’s and grandson’s time flipped. Floyd Simon IV actually bested his grandfather by almost five minutes.