Hurling fastballs

No. 21 Ayden Crumley pitches on the mound for Clinton in Elk City this summer during the Reds’ game against the Elks.

Former Red looks to continue playing soccer

With the end of a college athletic career a player tends to look for a career outside of sports.For former Clinton Red soccer player, Nalan Kentner, he is looking to extend his playing days in soccer as he leaves Southwestern College in Winfield, Kan.

Fighting through the trouble

Clinton’s Matthew Bermea throws the ball to first base for an out during the Reds’ home game against Cheyenne.No. 3 Craig Hunter pitches during Clinton’s home game against Arapaho earlier this summer.

The Clinton Maroon 10U

The Clinton Maroon 10U

OB&T's Rising Stars

OB&T's Rising Stars

Adams to head to Arkansas to compete

Gaining experience is important in sports and for Clinton’s Parker Adams it is true as he is continuing to get better this offseason, as he is heading to Arkansas to compete in the USATF Regional Meet next weekend Adams said he has two races he is preparing to run in during this meet next week.

Former Sooner Hield heading to Bay area

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Buddy Hield played in 632 regular- season games and established himself as one of the top 3-point shooters in the NBA before he finally played a postseason game.

Halting the runners

Halting the runners

Lowe helping Rangers get back on track in title defense

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Nathaniel Lowe pulled a high 71.3 mph changeup into the seats in right field to quickly put the Texas Rangers ahead to stay. He then went the opposite way in his next at-bat, hitting a 96.5 mph fastball that just cleared the wall in left field.

Reds complete winning summer season

The Clinton Reds baseball team wrapped up its season with a 4-1 win over Dewar last Wednesday and finished with an 11-6 record for the season.For Coach Kelly Gaunt, the summer season showed him his team was able to come together in their roles to perform well across the 17-game schedule.