Taking the ‘boom’ out of the Boomers

Clinton’s Ronnie Redshin fights for the loose ball against the Woodward defender during the Reds’ thrilling overtime win against the Boomers.Clinton’s Lillian lime shoots the ball over three Woodward defenders in the Lady Reds’ game Tuesday against the Lady Boomers at the Tornado Dome.

Senior looks to start future business

For Clinton Reds’ guard Kaison Louthan, he has cherished his time with the basketball program, but now has his sights set on his future as his senior year progresses.There are many reasons athletes like playing for a team during their high school years.

Red Tornadoes bust Boomers in overtime

Power outage at Woodward shifted Tuesday’s basketball games to the Tornado Dome, where the Red Tornadoes proceeded to steal the Boomers’ thunder.

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Clinton was crowned the fifth-grade champs in the Elk City Basketball League. Pictured from left, in front, are Catalaya Huddlen, Kynnedi Jefferson, Maddi Ruyle and Jazz Fisher; back, Ella Daugherty, Kendall Serfoss, Kaylee Cravens, Sawyer Acosta, Cassie Ray and Coach Two Jefferson.

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Clinton swept by visiting Lions

For the final home game of the 2023 calendar year and the night 50 years of Lady Reds’ basketball was to be celebrated, Clinton welcomed in Blanchard Friday night to the Tornado Dome.

Clinton finishes second at Weatherford

Over the weekend, the CHS wrestling program took to Weatherford to take part in the Max Dippel Memorial Tournament, where the team finished second overall with a score of 257.5 behind Elgin’s 421.5.

CHS wrestling teams open season at home

The Clinton High School wrestling teams took to the mats for the first time this season Thursday, as they welcomed the Hinton Comets to the Tornado Dome in front of a loud, excited crowd in support of both sides.

Canute sweeps A-B on the hardwood

There is most assuredly more than two concepts that help a team win a basketball game. However, two were shown very clearly to the Arapaho-Butler basketball teams Tuesday in Arapaho.

NFL to hold football game in Brazil next year

IRVING, Texas (AP) — The NFL is adding Brazil as its first regular-season destination in South America next year.An increase in the number of international games by 2025 means other new cities are on the way.