SWOSU cross country finishes third

LAWTON – Abigai Lewis and Josilyn Schenk finished eighth and ninth, respectively as Southwestern cross country placed thir at the Aggie Duels Saturday.The Bulldogs secured third place with a team score of 62.Courtney Williams finished in 11th place.

CHS struggles on road

Clinton softball was unable to keep pace with Weatherford, dropping an 8-1 decision Monday.The Reds’ lone run came in the top of the sixth inning on a Kenzie Kauk single that scored Makia Lovelace.Lovelace was hit by a pitch earlier in the inning.

Ramirez continues to extend USMTS series lead

MONROE, La. - Dereck Ramirez continued to extend his United States Modified Touring Series lead with consecutive top five finishes over the weekend.Ramirez placed second at the tour’s stop at Revolution Park Saturday night.

No. 7 A-B stunned by Cheyenne

ARAPAHO – No. 7 Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians were upended 8-6 at the hands of Cheyenne Friday evening.A-B jumped out to an early 2-0 advantage in part to a few Cheyenne mishaps. In the bottom of the second inning, Abigail Casas scored on a passed ball.

A-B drops game to Fletcher

SENTINEL – The Arapaho-Butler Indians suffered their second-straight loss in the Sentinel Tournament with a 5-4 loss to Fletcher Friday evening.Wyatt Waldrop scored the first run on a steal of home. Brett Griffith managed to swipe third on the play.

Reds fall at Heritage Hall

OKLAHOMA CITY – Tough sledding. The Clinton Red Tornadoes suffered a 39-24 setback at the hands of Heritage Hall Friday night.With 8:35 remaining in the first quarter, Aaron Seabolt gave Clinton an early lead with a 58-yard touchdown run.

SWOSU unable to keep pace with Southern Ark.

MAGNOLIA, Ark. – The Southern Arkansas offense proved too much for Southwestern Oklahoma State University football as the Dawgs fell 47-27 Saturday evening.SAU struck first, but SWOSU got on the board when Tanner Griffin found Torin Justice for a 32-yard touchdown.

Lady Reds drop two

TUTTLE – The Clinton Lady Red Tornadoes fell 15-2 and 9-0 to Tuttle in consecutive games Thursday.Addyson Littke and Mackenzie Kauk drove in one run apiece.Saydee Starnes belted a double, scored one run and stole one base. Makia Lovelace added one double and scored once.

A-B falls at Sentinel

SENTINEL – The Class A No. 17 Arapaho-Butler Indians were unable to muster enough runs in the opening round of the Sentinel tournament, falling to the hosts 7-1 Thursday.Wyatt Waldrop recorded a key hit in the fifth frame and later scored on an error by a Sentinel infielder.

SWOSU loses 4-2

CLAREMORE – A goal and an assist from Brianna Benitez was not enough to earn a win as the Bulldogs fell on the road 4-2 against Rogers State Thursday.Launa Torrez bagged her second of the year and Benitez snagged the second of the game for SWOSU.SWOSU hosts the Angelo State today at noon.