Tackled for loss

Jodran Trout No. 29 tackle Jeremy Rideaux from John Marshall, while Zaedon Collins No. 3 is in position to finish the tackle.

Lady Reds win on senior night

Clinton softball picked up a win on senior night, as they defeated Vici 4-0.CHS has five seniors on its team: Jaiden Begay, Kenzie Kauk, Trinity Maley, Saydee Starnes and Kamarie Yelloweagle.“These seniors are great,” coach Whitney Misak said. “I have been happy to coach every one of them.

Clinton volleyball sweeps Erick

Clinton volleyball picked up its second win in a row.Coming off a sweep Monday at Altus, CHS swept Erick on senior night Tuesday.Clinton has four seniors on its team: Campbell Matlock, Mindy Sawatzky, Ali Rodelo and Clariza Ramos.

OB&T's Rising Stars

OB&T's Rising Stars

Clinton, Elk City square off Friday

Clinton football will play at Elk City Friday, making it the fourth road game in a row for CHS.Head coach John Higbee said they expect a battle and the Reds cannot afford to beat themselves.“Elk City is a dangerous football team,” he said.

Arapaho-Butler prepares for regionals; defeats Mountain View in tune up contest

MOUNTAIN VIEW — No. 7 Arapaho-Butler is fine tuning its game heading into regionals.The Lady Indians defeated No. 12 Mountain-View Gotebo (Class B) 8-1.Morgandee Sawatzky pitched for A-B and she threw 14 strikeouts.

Lamb’s 1-handed TD catch gives Cowboys 23-16 win

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — CeeDee Lamb was angry with himself in the second quarter after dropping a wide-open pass and costing the Dallas Cowboys a possible touchdown.

Steiner wins fifth football picks contest

Barbara Steiner is the fifth winner of the 2022 S&D Drug & Electronics football picks contest.Steiner is the first person to predict all 10 games correctly this season.This is the first time all season that a participant won straight up, as there was no tie.

Clinton softball gathers momentum before districts

Clinton softball responded after a district loss last week, by beating No.17 Binger-Oney (Class A) 4-1 Monday at home.“It was good to see our girls bounce back after some losses,” coach Whitney Misak said. “The girls seem to be clicking well right now on both sides of the ball.

Reds win first district game

OKLAHOMA CITY –– Clinton picked up its first shutout of the season and its first district win, beating John Marshall 29-0.Despite the nearly 30-point margin of victory, head coach John Higbee was not happy with his team’s play Friday.