Reds pick off Boomers

WOODWARD – The first win of 2021 is in the books.After a lightning delay which rescheduled the game to a 1 p.m. start Saturday, Clinton forced six turnovers en route to a 41-14 dismantling of Woodward.With the Reds forcing six turnovers, coach John Higbee was relatively pleased with the field...

CMS football stumbles in opener

CLINTON – The Clinton Middle School football teams opened their season against Cache Thursday evening. The seventh graders started things off with a 14-0 setback. The eighth grade fell just short losing 26-14.Clinton’s first touchdown came with 4:22 reamining in the first half.

SWOSU falls to Henderston State in season opener

WEATHERFORD – The Southwestern Oklahoma State Universtiy football team made their return to the gridiron Thursday night as they hosted Henderson State in the SWOSU Kickoff Classic.The result went the way of the Reddies as HSU claimed a 31-13 victory at Flex-Chem Field.Miscues marred the first half...

CHS softball splits at Hydro Festival

HYDRO –The Clinton Lady Reds went 1-1 at the Hydro Festival Tuesday, blanking Seiling 4-0 before a 3-0 setback versus Hammon.In the top of the first inning, Kathryn Meacham drove in the team’s first run of the afternoon on hard-hit ground ball to center field.Baleigh Giblet scored on the play.In...

No. 6 Lady Indians win back-to-back games

Class A No. 6 Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians picked up back-to-back wins this week after upending Blair 17-0 and a 10-0 drubbing of Thomas-Fay-Custer.“We swung the bats pretty well and played solid defense,” head coach Matt Oakes said.The Lady Indians made quick work of Blair, scoring 12 runs in the...

Sports

Fall sports at Clinton High School have been in full swing, and are just getting started.

CHS dialed in for showdown with Woodward

New Season.

CHS dialed in for showdown with Woodward

New Season.

Lady Reds’ rally comes up short

CLINTON–A late inning rally came up just short as the Clinton Lady Reds suffered a 10-9 setback against Woodward Monday evening.“We started a little sloppy, but our kids stayed positive at the plate and continued to produce runs,” head coach Shelby Anderson said.

Carlisle belts walk-off, No. 17 Arapaho-Butler upsets Vici

ARAPAHO – In the bottom of the seventh inning, Ryan Carlisle took matters into his own hands when he belted a solo home run to left field, giving the Class A No. 17 Arapaho-Butler Indians a 5-4 victory over No. 13 Vici last Friday.“When Ryan made contact there was no doubt that it was gone,” head...