Clinton ends season in districts

Clinton third baseman Yazmine Proa prepares to throw the ball to first base for an out, during a game earlier this year. The Lady Reds ended their slow-pitch season last week at districts falling to Woodward and Chisholm. CDN | Collin Wieder

Meacham sets new record

A Clinton High School track record was set once again by the tremendous, young, throwing squad Monday at Ardmore, when freshman Kat Meacham threw 119-feet, fourinches in the discus.

CHS competes, falls short of state

ELK CITY – It was a tall ask for the Clinton girls’ golf team to try and qualify for state with three of four players being freshmen, and despite a good effort, it came up short in a fourth-place finish, at the Elk City regional Tuesday.

Martin helps Clinton in two sports

One senior athlete is getting the most out of the spring sports seasons – Marzeya Martin decided to play slow-pitch softball and run track, even though she’s finishing up her final year of high school. Martin ended up starting in the outfield in softball and competing in the long jump in track.

A-B rolls to another district title

ARAPAHO – Just like its basketball district title streak, Arapaho-Butler baseball owns the district tournament when spring comes around, and it did so again Thursday and Friday sweeping its games, for the program’s seventh-straight title.

A-B playoff news

The Arapaho-Butler slow-pitch softball team (13-17 overall) ended its season in the district title Thursday. A-B defeated Cheyenne-Reydon, 12-1, in the opener and 22-12 in the elimination game, after it lost to Canute the first time, 10-7.

Clinton sees solid placers at Elk City

ELK CITY – The Clinton tennis team didn’t have its full array of starters due to a vocal event, but multiple Reds and Lady Reds placed well at Elk City’s Tournament Thursday. Clinton had a long, practice-filled gap between the previous tourney and Thursday.

Reds win out, take third in 4A-4

There were a few criteria that factored into the Clinton baseball team trying to obtain third place in District 4A-4, but the biggest, was that they needed to win, which they did with a run-rule sweep of Woodward Saturday at home.

Reds score season-low at home

It was a day of topnotch for the Clinton boys’ golf team Thursday at home, as the Reds shot a season-low team score of 341 to earn third place, behind runner-up Altus and tourney champ Elk City. Senior Tyson Miller set a new season-low with a score of 76, which earned him sixth individually.

Perfect district champs again

WOODWARD – In a winner-take-all matchup, on the road, down 2-1 at half, the Clinton boys’ soccer team (14-0 overall, 7-0 in district) rallied, to defeat Woodward (10- 4, 6-1) and complete its second perfect regular season in three years with a 5-3 win Thursday night.