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The Clinton Lady Reds basketball team comes together while in Broken Bow for a summer camp. Pictured in front, from left, are Emily De La Rosa, Paisley Ruyle, Laney Anderson, Ale-Jia Lacey, Hannah Miller, Sydney Pugh and Hadley Meget; back, Coach Ashley Griffith, Tina Rodriguez, Arlena Kirkendoll, Jaeda Blackeagle, Tariah Elix, Arianna Spottedwolf-Pratt, Rhylee Rodebush, Brook Aston and Coach Two Jefferson. CDN | Courtesy photo

The Clinton Lady Reds basketball team comes together while in Broken Bow for a summer camp. Pictured in front, from left, are Emily De La Rosa, Paisley Ruyle, Laney Anderson, Ale-Jia Lacey, Hannah Miller, Sydney Pugh and Hadley Meget; back, Coach Ashley Griffith, Tina Rodriguez, Arlena Kirkendoll, Jaeda Blackeagle, Tariah Elix, Arianna Spottedwolf-Pratt, Rhylee Rodebush, Brook Aston and Coach Two Jefferson. CDN | Courtesy photo

Lady Reds participate in summer basketball camp

Throughout the summer, high school teams get to work as they try improve for the season.During this time, the Clinton Lady Reds basketball team headed southeast to Broken Bow for a summer camp.For Coach Two Jefferson, he said he thought everything he saw from his girls was really positive.
Brekyn Mach swings at the ball during Clinton’s softball game in the OK Kids 8U Softball State Tournament. CDN |Sam Goodwyn

Brekyn Mach swings at the ball during Clinton’s softball game in the OK Kids 8U Softball State Tournament. CDN |Sam Goodwyn

Future All-Stars

Clinton’s Jaeda Blackeagle fields the ball during preseason practice Tuesday at the softball field at the high school. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Jaeda Blackeagle fields the ball during preseason practice Tuesday at the softball field at the high school. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Lady Reds putting in work to kick off new era

With the Clinton Lady Reds softball team under new leadership, the team went to work this offseason to help build the program for the fall.For first-year coach Janie Worthington, she said even though they are now getting to practice, she enjoyed seeing her girls work over the summer.
Clinton’s Declan Brown, right, throws the ball back to the pitcher after trying to keep the Weatherford runner at second during the Reds’ summer game against the Eagles. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Declan Brown, right, throws the ball back to the pitcher after trying to keep the Weatherford runner at second during the Reds’ summer game against the Eagles. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Going on the defensive

Decker Davis

Decker Davis

Former A-B athlete enjoying college experience

With a year of college baseball under his belt, former Arapaho- Butler baseball player Decker Davis looks to build more with the Northern Oklahoma College Mavericks.Looking back on his freshman season, Davis said it was going well before an injury derailed his year.
Hunter Washburn wrestles the steer during the rodeo Saturday at the Clinton Round-Up Club Arena. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Hunter Washburn wrestles the steer during the rodeo Saturday at the Clinton Round-Up Club Arena. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton saddled up over weekend for annual rodeo

Over the weekend, the Clinton Round-Up Club hosted the 79th annual rodeo and the third straight pro rodeo at the Clinton Round-Up Club Arena.For Clinton Round-Up Club Vice President Chris Weil, he said despite one negative part of the weekend, the rodeo as a whole was a success in his mind.
Jocelyn Lagunas hits the ball back over the net Thursday during a summer practice. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Jocelyn Lagunas hits the ball back over the net Thursday during a summer practice. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton volleyball putting in work over summer

With the summer nearing its end, the Clinton High School volleyball team has used this time wisely, as it works to get better for the fall season.For Coach Gabbie Parsons, she said she has enjoyed what she has seen from her squad during the offseason.“It’s gone great,” she said.
Clinton’s Peyton Clonce, right, tries to avoid the Elk City defender during the Lady Reds’ home game against the Elkettes in the spring. CDN | Steve Wheeler

Clinton’s Peyton Clonce, right, tries to avoid the Elk City defender during the Lady Reds’ home game against the Elkettes in the spring. CDN | Steve Wheeler

Former Lady Reds athlete knows her future plans

Heading off for the rest of her life, recent Clinton graduate Peyton Clonce eyes a path she is wanting to take.For Clonce, playing for the Lady Reds was a highlight of her high school career.“It means a lot to me to have been on this team during high school,” she said.
Recent Clinton graduate Atticus Thompson performs a long jump during a practice at the high school track and field course. CDN | Courtesy photo

Recent Clinton graduate Atticus Thompson performs a long jump during a practice at the high school track and field course. CDN | Courtesy photo

Recent Clinton grad looking to build structures

With his high school days behind him, Clinton’s Atticus Thompson heads off to North Dakota State, but departs with fond memories as a Red Tornado.For Thompson, he said being able to compete for the track and field team at Clinton High School was everything to him.