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Clinton’s Bentlee Hernandez, left, and Atticus Thompson smile after competing Tuesday at Oklahoma Baptist University. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton’s Bentlee Hernandez, left, and Atticus Thompson smile after competing Tuesday at Oklahoma Baptist University. CDN | Courtesy photo

Reds track and field athletes participate at OBU meet

It is not every day that high school athletes get to go compete at a college in track and field, but two Clinton athletes, Bentlee Hernandez and Atticus Thompson were invited to Oklahoma Baptist University Tuesday to compete at the high school meet.
Fighting until the final out

Fighting until the final out

Fighting until the final out

Clinton’s Jeter King hurls the ball back to the pitcher after recording the out dur ing the Reds’ game against Weatherford.
The Clinton High School Science Olympiad team recently won a regional title and will compete Saturday at the University of Central Oklahoma for the state tournament. Pictured front, from left, are Victoria Nemtan, Jolina Zhao, Idalia Pelayo, Paisley Ruyle

The Clinton High School Science Olympiad team recently won a regional title and will compete Saturday at the University of Central Oklahoma for the state tournament. Pictured front, from left, are Victoria Nemtan, Jolina Zhao, Idalia Pelayo, Paisley Ruyle

CHS Science Olympiad team headed to state competition

The Clinton High School Science Olympiad team recently won a regional championship. With six first-place medals, nine second-place medals, and seven third-place medals, the team now prepares for its state competition Saturday at the University of Central Oklahoma.Both Whitney Misak and Dr.
Clinton’s Easten Powell hurls the ball to first for the out during the Reds’ home game Tuesday against Weatherford. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Easten Powell hurls the ball to first for the out during the Reds’ home game Tuesday against Weatherford. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Reds’ comeback attempt falls short in ‘Conflict’

When facing the biggest rival, a team tries to have its best game of the season.For the Clinton Reds baseball team (6-15), it fought hard in the second half of the home-and-home series of the “Custer County Conflict” Tuesday, but fell 8-7 in the rivalry game despite almost coming back for the win.
Clinton’s Jesus Gutierrez goes into his wind up as he prepares to pitch the ball during the Reds’ road win over Weatherford Monday in the “Custer County Conflict.” CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Jesus Gutierrez goes into his wind up as he prepares to pitch the ball during the Reds’ road win over Weatherford Monday in the “Custer County Conflict.” CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton Reds baseball grounds Weatherford

In the sport of baseball, rivalries run deep and for the annual match-up between the Clinton Reds and the Weatherford Eagles, it remains true.Clinton (6-14) took down the Eagles 2-1 Monday on the road in a defensive battle that snapped an eight-game losing streak for the Reds.
Clinton’s Declan Brown throws the ball back to the pitcher in the Reds’ game against Kingfisher. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Declan Brown throws the ball back to the pitcher in the Reds’ game against Kingfisher. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Competing until the final out

Competing until the final out
The Clinton Boys’ golf team smiles after competing at the All-Conference Tournament Thursday in Weatherford. Pictured, from left, are Coach Brent Caldwell, Andre Lime, Landyn Kunsman, Bryson Snider, Rayden Walker, Scout Acosta, Sy Foster, Caber Johnson

The Clinton Boys’ golf team smiles after competing at the All-Conference Tournament Thursday in Weatherford. Pictured, from left, are Coach Brent Caldwell, Andre Lime, Landyn Kunsman, Bryson Snider, Rayden Walker, Scout Acosta, Sy Foster, Caber Johnson

Clinton golf finishes third in conference tourney

In one of the biggest tournaments of the year, the Clinton boys’ golf team showed up as it finished third in the All-Conference Tournament Thursday in Weatherford at the Prairie West Golf Course with a score of 318.

Attorneys say basketball player who died wasn’t given proper care

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Lawyers for the family of an Oklahoma junior college basketball player who died after suffering a head injury during a game said Thursday the student had been struck by another player’s elbow and accused the team of not providing proper medical care before putting him back on...
Game ready

Game ready

Game ready

Jeff King carries the hose to the third base side of the infield to water the dirt as he gets the field ready for Clinton’s recent game against Kingfisher.