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Clinton’s Jesus Gutierrez, left, runs through CJ Begay’s tackle during Monday’s football practice at the Tornado Bowl. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Jesus Gutierrez, left, runs through CJ Begay’s tackle during Monday’s football practice at the Tornado Bowl. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Trying to stop a freight train

Clinton’s Jesus Gutierrez, left, runs through CJ Begay’s tackle during Monday’s football practice at the Tornado Bowl.
Kenneth Williams, left, and SJ Adkinson show off their bronze medals after competing in the Unified Bocce Ball at the Special Olympics Summer State Games last week at Oklahoma State University. CDN |Courtesy Photo

Kenneth Williams, left, and SJ Adkinson show off their bronze medals after competing in the Unified Bocce Ball at the Special Olympics Summer State Games last week at Oklahoma State University. CDN |Courtesy Photo

Future All-Stars

Kenneth Williams, left, and SJ Adkinson show off their bronze medals after competing in the Unified Bocce Ball at the Special Olympics Summer State Games last week at Oklahoma State University.
No. 7 Easten Powell throws the ball during a drill in the middle of practice Monday at the Tornado Bowl. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

No. 7 Easten Powell throws the ball during a drill in the middle of practice Monday at the Tornado Bowl. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Red Tornado football kicks off Powers era

Despite getting a late start to spring practice with waiting on coaches to finish up at other schools, the Clinton High School football team hit the ground running Monday in the Tornado Bowl.
Clinton’s Alyvia Williams shows off her All-State and Rubio MVP Awards during the end-of-year soccer banquet last week in the Frisco Center. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton’s Alyvia Williams shows off her All-State and Rubio MVP Awards during the end-of-year soccer banquet last week in the Frisco Center. CDN | Courtesy photo

Senior Williams wins Rubio MVP Award

Each year the Clinton Lady Reds soccer team honors a senior with the Lindsey Rubio MVP Award.Alyvia Williams was the recipient of the award during the endof- year banquet last week.

SGA becomes 14th player to win back-to-back MVP Awards

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — He’s the best player on the best team, and the voters say he’s the best player in the league, too.Again. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the reigning NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder won the NBA’s Most Valuable Player on Sunday for the second consecutive year.
Clinton’s Scout Acosta smiles after competing at the Class 4A State Golf Tournament Monday and Tuesday at Winter Green Golf Course in Blanchard. CDN | Courtesy Photo

Clinton’s Scout Acosta smiles after competing at the Class 4A State Golf Tournament Monday and Tuesday at Winter Green Golf Course in Blanchard. CDN | Courtesy Photo

Clinton’s Acosta competes at state golf tourney

Clinton was represented at the Class 4A State Golf Tournament Monday and Tuesday at Winter Green Golf Course in Blanchard by Scout Acosta.Acosta finished the two-day event 22nd after he shot an overall score of 229.
Arapaho-Butler’s Jiles Southall hurls the ball to first base for the out during the Indians’ Class A State Baseball Tournament quarterfinal game against Wright City in Shawnee. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Arapaho-Butler’s Jiles Southall hurls the ball to first base for the out during the Indians’ Class A State Baseball Tournament quarterfinal game against Wright City in Shawnee. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Making plays on both sides of the plate

Making plays on both sides of the plate