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Clinton’s Ethan Lofland prepares to throw during a preseason indoor meet this year. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton’s Ethan Lofland prepares to throw during a preseason indoor meet this year. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton track and field seeks records in new season

With the weather heating up, the Clinton track and field team looks to dominate meets this year.Varsity kicks off the season tomorrow with a meet at Bishop McGuiness.
Clinton’s Easten Powell speeds toward first during the Reds’ win over Western Heights. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Easten Powell speeds toward first during the Reds’ win over Western Heights. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Going on the offensive

Going on the offensive
Bob Jacobson, left, smiles with Riverside Golf Pro Perry Adams after hitting a hole-in-one on hole No. 17 at Riverside Golf Course. CDN | Courtesy photo

Bob Jacobson, left, smiles with Riverside Golf Pro Perry Adams after hitting a hole-in-one on hole No. 17 at Riverside Golf Course. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton’s Jacobson records second hole-in-one

It is not every day when someone hits a hole-in-one in golf, but for Bob Jacobson, he has now hit his second.At the end of last month, Jacobson hit the hole-in-one on hole No. 17 at Riverside Golf Course here in Clinton.
No. 6 Jiles Southall hurls the ball to first during A-B’s home game against Thomas last year. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

No. 6 Jiles Southall hurls the ball to first during A-B’s home game against Thomas last year. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Indians energized to get baseball season started

After ending last spring short of where they wanted to be, the Arapaho-Butler Indians have regrouped and are ready to hit the ground running.The Indians get the baseball season started Monday at 5 p.m. against Vici.
A-B’s Reagan Schoeppach pitches during the Lady Indians’ district playoff game against Leedey last spring. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

A-B’s Reagan Schoeppach pitches during the Lady Indians’ district playoff game against Leedey last spring. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Lady Indians ready to make postseason run

As the season changes, slow-pitch softball has picked up with the Arapaho- Butler Lady Indians looking to get back to the state tournament and win the title this year.The Lady Indians kick the season off in their hunt to return to the state tournament Monday at 4:30 p.m.
A-B’s Alivia Casas looks for an open teammate during the first round of the Western Equipment Classic against Sayre. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

A-B’s Alivia Casas looks for an open teammate during the first round of the Western Equipment Classic against Sayre. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

A-B basketball looks to continue improving

With the Arapaho-Butler High School basketball seasons in the books, one team potentially returns the whole squad, while the other will be filling key holes next year.The Indians (16-11) finished ranked No. 17 in Class B and ended the season with a 45-38 loss to Amber-Pocasset in the tournament.

USA Baseball seeks to dethrone Japan

(AP) –Aaron Judge is trading pinstripes for a plain jersey with red, white and blue letters.“Getting the chance to wear that across my chest is going to be pretty powerful,” the U.S. and New York Yankees captain said of the World Baseball Classic.
No. 1 Jeter King speeds toward third during Clinton’s win over Western Heights Tuesday at home. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

No. 1 Jeter King speeds toward third during Clinton’s win over Western Heights Tuesday at home. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Reds route Western Heights in home opener

The Clinton Reds (2-0) got the home portion of their schedule off with a bang Tuesday, as they took down Western Heights 15-0 in five innings.For Coach Kelly Gaunt, he said he is excited about the wins to start the season, but is not getting too far ahead of himself.