No. 9 Maddi McAtee, right, fights against the Chickasha defender during Clinton’s road win over the Lady Chicks Thursday in the first round of the playoffs. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
Clinton’s Aaliyah Lopez controls the ball during the Lady Reds’ first-round win over Chickasha Tuesday on the road. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
With the stakes at a higher level in the playoffs, the Clinton Lady Reds soccer team (10-5) felt the pressure as it needed to come from behind and win 3-2 over the Chickasha Fighting Chicks in overtime in Chickasha Tuesday.
After taking a second to breathe following the overtime win, Coach Eugene Jefferson said he was proud of how hard his girls battled against Chickasha to advance.