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OB&T's

OB&T's

Clinton’s Jayden Bartlett warms up during the JV’s Tuesday game against Tuttle at the Tornado Dome. Mia Vasquez gets the ball over the net as Brooklynn Aston watched during the freshmen’s Tuesday game against Tuttle.
Lady Reds battle close against Tuttle

Lady Reds battle close against Tuttle

Lady Reds battle close against Tuttle

In front of the Clinton faithful Tuesday in the Tornado Dome, the Clinton Lady Reds volleyball team fought hard against the Tuttle Lady Tigers for a non-district matchup.
Lady Reds show signs of improvement

Lady Reds show signs of improvement

Lady Reds show signs of improvement

As the season progresses through a team’s schedule, it is important to see improvements from one game to the next.For the Clinton Lady Reds softball team, it has shown signs of its development as it traverses the season early on in its schedule.

A-B fast-pitch softball improves record to start year

If the beginning of the season is any indication of things to come, then the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians are in for a superb year. After dispatching the Hydro-Eakly Lady Bobcats Monday at home, A-B improved to 5-1 in fastpitch softball.“Well played game between two good teams.
Gym upkeep

Gym upkeep

Gym upkeep

Front desk attendant Dakota Goodspeed folds towels in Acme Brick Park’s lobby.
P.E. free time

P.E. free time

P.E. free time

Sixth grader Damarian Bailey chooses to shoot hoops during his gym hour on the first day back to school at Washington Elementary.
Pineapple bowl

Pineapple bowl

Pineapple bowl

Jerry Littke orders a large culinary concoction assembled in half a pineapple from HOST Ministries O’Taste & See at Friends on Frisco.

Indians baseball splits games during first week

The Arapaho-Butler Indians kicked off their 2023 fall baseball season last week with a 12-2 run rule win against Binger-Oney and followed that up with a game against the Calumet Chieftains that was just one of those nights, falling 19-0 in another game halted by run rule.

Former Thunder player calls out Seventy-Sixers’ executive

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — James Harden appears determined to sever ties with the Philadelphia 76ers after the star guard called team president Daryl Morey a liar at a promotional event in China.Harden’s comments — video of which surfaced Monday — came almost seven weeks after he picked up his $35.