Red Tornadoes compete at home tourney

Vincent Jenkins sends his tee shot down the third fairway at Riverside Golf Course Thursday morning. CDN | Adam EwingPalmer Matlock tees off on the second hole at Riverside Golf Course Thursday morning.

Lady Reds had busy start to week

Clinton girls’ golf had a busy start to the week with tournaments on Monday and Tuesday.Clinton placed fourth in the Carl Albert Tournament Monday afternoon with a team score of 387.Addison Littke was the top performer, carding a 91. Littke turned in a team-best 89 at Tecumseh Tuesday afternoon.

Williams, Jenkins earn top-10 finishes

WOODWARD – Jaron Williams and Vincent Jenkins both earned top 10 finishes at the Woodward Tournament Tuesday.Williams tied for seventh, carding an 89 Tuesday afternoon.Jenkins was close behind in 10th with a 91.Palmer Matlock tuned in a 122.Last Friday at Tecumseh, Williams shot a team-best 91.

Watson reports to Browns for first offseason program

CLEVELAND (AP) — Deshaun Watson walked through snow on the way to his first day of work with the Browns. Baker Mayfield was nowhere in sight.

Reds defeat Woodward

CLINTON – Clinton boys’ soccer improved to 11-1 on the season with a 2-1 triumph over Woodward Tuesday evening.Woodward took an early lead with a goal at the 37:06 mark of the first half.Sammy Velez tied the game at 1-1, scoring Clinton’s first goal with a few minutes left in the first half.

All-female IndyCar team announces 3-race schedule, no 500

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Beth Paretta’s ultimate goal is to run a full-time IndyCar program.So she made a deal to run three races on this season’s schedule, and perhaps more, in lieu of the Indianapolis 500.

Reds sweep season series with Kingfisher

KINGFISHER – Clinton baseball swept its season series with Kingfisher after a convincing 12-2 victory Tuesday evening.Caden Powell and Harrison Crumley led the club with two hits apiece.Powell and Ivan Trout produced a team-best three RBIs each.Mason Walpole pitched a five-inning complete game.

Lady Indians conclude season with home victory

ARAPAHO – Arapaho-Butler softball wrapped up the 2022 regular season with a 17-7 triumph over Mooreland Tuesday evening.The Lady Indians led 11-1 after the second inning.Abigail Casas, Katelyn Garibay and Kamryn Oakes led the club with three hits apiece.

Mia Miskel

Mia Miskel scored the Lady Reds’ lone goal in the 2-1 district setback Tuesday evening versus Woodward. CDN | Adam Ewing

McLaren planning for a future that includes Pato O’Ward

LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Pato O’Ward controlled his career trajectory at the start of the IndyCar season. Win the championship, the thinking went, and perhaps earn the license he needs to eventually move to Formula One.