Clinton staying healthy so far

Athletic programs, specifically football, across the state continue to temporarily close weight rooms with reports of athletes contracting COVID-19. Right now, the Clinton football program is without a positive case and is trying to keep it that way.

Rising Stars OB&T's

Clinton kid-pitch baseball player Jeter King rears back to launch the ball back into the infield at practice. CDN | Collin Wieder Clinton youth softball player Tatum Fanshier looks to make the pop-up catch at practice.

Softball returns to play next week

One week remains, before the Clinton softball team starts summer league games, which will mark the first time the Lady Reds step back on the field in four months since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Newcomb signs with SWOSU golf

A dream was realized for 2020 Clinton High School grad and former CHS golfer Ty Newcomb Wednesday, when he announced he was signing with the SWOSU golf team. Numerous senior athletes across the country, including Newcomb, didn’t know what their futures were in athletics.

CHS completes comeback in finale

KINGFISHER – It was a fitting summer season finale for the Clinton baseball team (8-4-1 overall) Tuesday night, as it worked through some struggles, clawed its way back and found a way to claim a 10-9 win at Kingfisher.

Clinton girls’ softball league ramps up

Sydnee Pugh, left, and Reese Giblet concentrate intently on the job at hand during softball practice.

Gonzales wins seventh state crown

OKLAHOMA CITY – Winning, and the dominating fashion in which she does it, put Clinton star soccer player and 2020 graduate Aubrey Gonzales in a category that’s on an entirely different level.

CHS baseball goes 1-2 in tourney

WOODWARD - All three games in the Woodward Tournament gave plenty of reps to Clinton’s pitching rotation and helped it work through some learning points on the way to a 1-2 bracket record.

Throwback: Reds win state title thriller

EDITORS NOTE: This story was originally published Dec. 2, 2007 after the Reds won their 15th state championship. “Never give up.” It’s a saying used to apply to so many things in life, and every day in the world of sports a team gets a chance to do the unthinkable.

Helton takes over as SWOSU AD

With the news of longtime SWOSU Athletic Director Todd Thurman stepping down, the university chose someone who, “bleeds Bulldog blue” to lead as interim AD, selecting SWOSU grad, former athlete and current Associate AD Todd Helton.