Sports

Making her move

Making her move

Making her move

Clinton’s Tiauna Hester dribbles the ball past an Altus defender. Tonight the Clinton hoops teams face Blanchard for homecoming at the Tornado Dome.
Points in the paint

Points in the paint

Points in the paint

Arapaho-Butler’s Orsan Jubara hits a bucket after going past three Lookeba-Sickles defenders. The Indians compete tonight at home against Calumet in the Coaches vs. Cancer contest.

Heisman-winning tailback, Charles White, dies at

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Charles White, the Southern California tailback who won the Heisman Trophy in 1979, died Wednesday. He was 64.USC announced the death of White, who is still the Trojans’ career rushing leader with 6,245 yards.
Rising Stars

Rising Stars

Rising Stars

Benjamin Daugherty takes his shot in the paint with teammate No. 10 Ryder Adams watching on.No. 23 Easton Powell shoots over the Elk City defender at the Tornado Dome.
Clinton’s Cruz Rios

Clinton’s Cruz Rios

Clinton’s Cruz Rios

Clinton’s Cruz Rios secures the basketball from the opposing Elk City players.Trace Lloyd works the dribble for the seventh-grade Whirlwinds in a recent game at the Tornado Dome.
CHS battles Altus in overtime thrillers

CHS battles Altus in overtime thrillers

CHS battles Altus in overtime thrillers

Sports often offer fans the ability to witness crushing defeats and amazing victories.
Looking for the takedown

Looking for the takedown

Looking for the takedown

Clinton High School’s Isaiah McDow, right, ties up his opponent during the Max Dippel Memorial Classic. Last weekend the Red Tornadoes competed in the Edmond Santa Fe Dual Tournament and took fourth. During the event Clinton knocked off Southeast, 64-12, and Santa Fe South, 60-34.
Talking strategy

Talking strategy

Talking strategy

Coach Christy Edelen and the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians work up a play before starting the second half of a basketball game in last week’s Western Equipment Classic.
Arapaho-Butler captures runner-up trophies

Arapaho-Butler captures runner-up trophies

Arapaho-Butler captures runner-up trophies

Both the Arapaho-Butler girls’ and boys’ basketball teams fought valiantly in the finals of the Western Equipment Classic Saturday night in Arapaho.The Class B No.8 Lady Indians fell to Class 2A No. 3 Amber-Pocasset, 40-30, in a game that was a lot closer than the final score would suggest.