A-B begins Class A rankings at No. 7

A 10-4 start when the rankings were first released and a 12-4 record overall so far, has the Arapaho-Butler softball team ranked No. 7 in Class A this season. The season has included multiple win streaks throughout the year, most recently a four-game winning streak in the Leedey Tournament.

Clinton Roundup Club’s rodeo brings people to town

Blane Geis wrestles a steer during this year’s rodeo. Clinton Rodeo’s peewee, princess, and queen contestants pose for a photo with last year’s Rodeo Queen Melissa Tidball.

Lady Reds fall to Weatherford

Clinton shortstop Kambree Davis lines up a throw to first base for an out in Monday’s game against Weatherford. The Lady Reds (7-7 overall, 1-1 in district) fell to the rival Eagles (8-5, 2-1), 15-3, in five innings at home. CDN | Collin Wieder

A-B keeps clean run going

It’s been an ultraclean defensive start to the season for the Class A, No. 17 Arapaho-Butler baseball team (4-3 overall) so far. Despite a brutal run of games to open the year, the Indians are staying mostly errorfree on the defensive end.

Clinton drops Custer County Conflict

The Class 5A, No. 18 Clinton volleyball team (5-7 overall) didn’t go down without a fight but rallied too late in a four-set (17-25, 16-25, 25-13, 21-25) loss at home Monday, to rival and Class 4A, No. 17 Weatherford (5-3).

Fight erupts during CHS scrimmage

A Clinton High School assistant football coach is on administrative leave and several CHS football players are allegedly being punished for their role in a large fight during a scrimmage with El Reno Friday night in Lawton.

Fight cuts Clinton’s scrimmage short

LAWTON – A fight between the Clinton and El Reno football teams forced the season-opening, threeteam scrimmage Friday that also featured Lawton Eisenhower, to end early.

Lady Reds finish as Kingfisher Tourney runners-up

KINGFISHER – A 2-0, winning start to the Kingfisher Tournament moved to a 4-0 mark through Friday and a shot at a championship for the Clinton softball team (7-6 overall).

Lady Reds win first two at tourney

A strong schedule and a long road trip isn’t intimidating the Clinton softball team, and in fact, CHS is scratching and clawing its way to a solid start, moving back to .500 Thursday in the Kingfisher Tourney.

CHS sweeps Bulldogs

The Clinton volleyball team (5-6 overall) needed just three sets to capture a second consecutive win, and this time it came against Altus. The Lady Reds blasted Altus in the first set, 25-7, to set the tone. It then rolled in its next two sets, 25-13 and 25-18, to complete the sweep.