Making the turn

Clinton’s Daniel George rounds second base and is headed to third during a home contest.

Georgia’s Carter gets 1-year probation, fine

ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Georgia defensive tackle Jalen Carter was given 12 months’ probation and a $1,000 fine on Thursday after pleading no contest to misdemeanor charges of reckless driving and racing related to a crash that killed Bulldogs offensive lineman Devin Willock and a recruiting staff member.

Penn State favored again at NCAA Championships

(AP) – Penn State is favored to claim another team title and Cornell’s Yianni Diakomihalis and Iowa’s Spencer Lee will seek their fourth national titles at the NCAA Division I wrestling championships, which started Thursday in Tulsa.

Frazier ushered in golden era of Clinton football

When one thinks of Clinton football and head coaches, most will mention Mike Lee. Some may think of Dave Meadows, and both are well deserving to be mentioned when Clinton football comes up in any conversation, but the one that brought the first state championship to Clinton was Jim Frazier.

Mighty swing

Clinton’s Kaison Louthan takes a big cut at the plate for the Reds. Clinton returns to action Monday at home. 

Gaunt named SAC Player of the Week

Clinton’s Gage Gaunt appeared to have Mid-America Christian’s number last weekend when USAO’s baseball team played host at Chickasha.Over the three games the junior went 8-of-10 at the plate with three doubles, one triple, one home run and three RBI to his credit in addition to scoring five runs.

Hanging tight

Clinton’s No. 7 Alexa Sambrano, right, converges on a Fort Gibson player to eventually take the ball away for the Lady Reds.

Clinton teams compete well at Moore track meet

Another track meet against larger schools, another domination by the Clinton throwers.Last weekend the Lady Reds and Red Tornadoes competed in a track meet at Moore and battled with the larger schools present.Kat Meacham won double gold in the discus and shot put.

Reds’ rally comes up just short against Leedey

On a cold, blustery Monday the Clinton High School baseball team spotted Leedey a 10-0 lead before fighting back in an eventual 10-8 defeat.Leedey scored four runs in the first inning and six in the third. The Reds would not allow another run to the Bison the rest of the way.

OB&T's

The Maroon boys’ peewee basketball team featured, front, from left, Jacob Izaguirre, Barrett Brinson, K’Deon Vincent, Juan Martinez, Nicholas Gallegos; middle, Timber Hartman, Kyi Williams, Amari Reed, Jessiah Reed, Luke Rodriquez; back, coaches Tayler Hartman, Bryan Baca and Leadell Baca.