Oklahoma makes coordinator change

(AP) — Oklahoma offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Seth Littrell was fired Sunday after consecutive dismal outputs during what already had been a poor season.The Sooners (4-3, 1-3 Southeastern Conference) gained just 237 yards in a 34-3 loss to then-No. 1 Texas Oct. 12, then finished with...

Fighting through the defenses

Clinton’s Derren Hester braces himself for the tackle during the Red Tornadoes’ win Thursday over Woodward.No. 25 JJ Ruiz scans for room to get through the line during Clinton’s home win over Woodward at the Tornado Bowl.

Clinton takes wheels off of Woodward

The Clinton Red Tornado football team (6-1, 3-1) extended its districtwinning streak to three games as it took down Woodward 47-6 Thursday night at the Tornado Bowl.Despite the win, Coach John Higbee said he noticed things his team needs to work on as it gets closer to the playoffs.“We showed that...

Clinton senior looks to start business after college

With the 2024 volleyball season wrapped up for Clinton high school, Lady Reds senior Yoselyn Soto turns her attention to her future as she prepares for her life in the real world.For Soto, she said there is one aspect of the game of volleyball that she has loved the most over the last four years...

Providing a helping hand

No. 57 Brady Chittum provides a block for teammate No. 3 Zaedon Collins during Clinton’s road win over the Elk City Elks last week.

Niners and Chiefs set for Super Bowl rematch

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Rising Stars

No. 9 Parker Turney launches the ball with the defense in his face during the recent Clinton eighth-grade game against Kingfisher at the Tornado Bowl.No. 10 Liam Lofland carries the ball for Clinton during the eighth graders’ home opener against Kingfisher Yellowjackets at the Tornado Bowl. 

Clinton’s Cruz Gamboa

Clinton’s Cruz Gamboa wraps up the Kingfisher ballcarrier during the Whirlwinds’ home game against the Yellowjackets at the Tornado Bowl.Whirlwinds’ Jason Lloyd, right, attempts to tackle the Yellowjacket ballcarrier during Clinton’s eighth-grade home game against Kingfisher.

Clinton volleyball ends season in first round

After falling to Verdigris in the first round of the Class 4A playoffs last week in a 3-0 sweep, the Clinton volleyball team (16-17) looks to make more improvements for next year after making a 10-game improvement this year and recording the most wins in a season since the 2018 campaign.For Clinton...

Avoiding the defender

No. 10 Darrius RomanNose evades an Elk City defender during Clinton’s road win over the Elks.