Whipping around

Clinton’s DeAndrae Fanshier lets the bat fly during the Reds’ win over Western Heights.

Playing keepaway

Clinton’s No. 1 Erika Rodriguez shields the ball away from the Fort Gibson player.

OB&T's

Coredae James dribbles the ball down the court during a basketball game in the Clinton Youth Basketball League. Camron Washington dribbles the ball down the court during a game through the Clinton Youth Basketball League.

Reds score 41 runs in home double dip

Two integral phases of baseball – hitting and pitching – were on full display for the Reds Monday in Clinton High School’s home opener in a double header against Western Heights.

CHS track teams fare well in first meet at PC West

Clinton’s tried and true points producers and newer athletes took part in the first track meet of the season Saturday at the Patriot High School Invitational at Putnam City West in Oklahoma City.The Red Tornadoes finished seventh in the team standings with 73 points.

Clinton splits soccer home opener

While the Lady Reds sustained a close loss during their first home soccer match of the season, the Red Tornadoes came out on top with their home and season opening contest against Fort Gibson Friday evening at the Tornado Bowl.

Senior hampered by injury majority of season

Brit Graves, a Clinton High School senior and member of the Red Tornado wrestling team, decided recently to talk about a misfortune he had this year.“The beginning of the season was going great until the first tournament where I broke my wrist,” he said.

‘Nervous’ Durant excels in Suns debut

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — New team, same Kevin Durant.The Durant era in Phoenix got off to asolid start Wednesday night with the 13-time NBA All-Star scoring 23 points on 10-of-15 shooting, adding an big offensive element to an already dangerous offense in his Suns debut.

Oklahoma women down K-State in OT

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Skylar Vann scored a career-high 23 points and Madi Williams scored 19 and No. 16 Oklahoma beat Kansas State 90-86 in overtime Wednesday night.Oklahoma (23-5, 13-4 Big 12) moved into a first-place tie with Texas.

Lovelace sees starting time on college court

Clinton High School graduate Makia Lovelace saw plenty of playing time on the basketball court this past season for Central Christian College located in McPherson, Kan.The freshman guard started 10 games for the Tigers, who failed to garner a win this season.Lovelace averaged 5.