CHS tennis teams dominate event

The Clinton High School tennis teams won plenty of championships Thursday in the Hub City Tournament.Rachelle Sanchez won three straight matches to win No.1 singles in the girls’ bracket and Matthew Nguyen also swept his three matches to win the boys’ No. 1 singles crown.The No.

Sayre tourney champs

The Arapaho-Butler boys’ golf team won the Sayre Invitational last week. From left are Clint Powell, 82, second place; Aiden Casas, 115; Blake Hunter, 93, eighth place; Gage Grube, 93, tenth place; and Ryan Schoeppach, 91, seventh place. The Indians won the tournament with a 359 total.

Internship members take tour

Members of the Career Pathways Internship Program recently toured the Hills Pet Nutrition Plant.

Arapaho-Butler falls in tough loss to Hydro-Eakly

Class A No. 14 Hydro-Eakly spoiled Senior Night for No.17 Arapaho-Butler Thursday at the Indians’ ballpark with a 10-7 defeat.A-B started off the baseball game with a bang in the bottom of the first inning. With two outs, senior Wyatt Waldrop drew a walk.

CHS soccer blanks Classen at home

The Clinton High School soccer teams made the most of Senior Night Thursday at the Tornado Bowl by sweeping Classen SAS in a pair of shutouts.

Plans underway for second Clinton Classic Run

The second annual Clinton Classic Run will take place Saturday, June 3. That day’s registration will open at 7 a.m. and will be located at the corner of Fifth Street and Frisco Avenue. The 5K/10K races will kick off at 8 a.m. and the fun run will start at 9 a.m.

Throwers dominate meet at OBU

Maroon and gold are the official colors of Clinton High School and the CHS track throwers are awfully familiar with gold this season.This current round of domination happened Tuesday at the OBU Bison Invitational in Shawnee.

OB&T's

Julia, left, and Andrew Schantz play bocce ball during the bocce ball tournament recently at Special Olympics. Maverick Taylor poses with his third-place medal from Wrestling Novice State. 

The fifth-grade girls’ team

The fifth-grade girls’ team from Clinton won the end of season championship.

Reds drop second game to Eagles in ‘Conflict’

High winds, wildfires to the east and plain old western Oklahoma red dirt all combined Tuesday for a murky horizon. It didn’t clear up much better for the Clinton High School baseball team in its second meeting with Weatherford at the CHS Ballpark.