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Caden Powell

Caden Powell

Former Reds baseball star enjoying promotion

In professional baseball, the ultimate goal is to make it to the Major League level at the end of the day.This year, former Clinton baseball star Caden Powell found himself one step closer, as he was promoted to the High-A level in the farm system for the Houston Astros.
New Clinton offensive and defensive line Randy Powell, left, directs recent Liberal graduate Emilio Sandoval during a game last season. CDN | Courtesy photo

New Clinton offensive and defensive line Randy Powell, left, directs recent Liberal graduate Emilio Sandoval during a game last season. CDN | Courtesy photo

New coach excited to get to work with Red Tornadoes

There is a new leader in the trenches for the Clinton Red Tornado football team, as Randy Powell has followed Trevor Powers from Liberal, Kan., to coach both the offensive and defensive lines.For Powell, he said it was difficult to pass up an opportunity to head back to his roots.
Focused on the pitch

Focused on the pitch

Focused on the pitch

Clinton’s Jeter King pitches during the Reds’ home game against Weatherford this summer. 
Clinton’s Eli Anderson pitches during the Reds’ home game against the Kingfisher Yellowjackets. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Eli Anderson pitches during the Reds’ home game against the Kingfisher Yellowjackets. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Working on both sides of the plate

Working on both sides of the plate
Recent Clinton graduate Antonio Soto runs with the ball during a practice this spring in the Tornado Bowl. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Recent Clinton graduate Antonio Soto runs with the ball during a practice this spring in the Tornado Bowl. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Recent Clinton soccer grad looking to cut hair

Heading off into the rest of his life, former Clinton High School soccer player Antonio Soto enjoyed his time with the Red Tornadoes, but is focused on his future. When thinking about what it meant to him to play soccer for Clinton, Soto said it was everything to him during his high school career.
Clinton’s Julian Hayes smiles before he leaves to compete at the Eastern National Bulleye Tournament held in Louisville, Ky. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton’s Julian Hayes smiles before he leaves to compete at the Eastern National Bulleye Tournament held in Louisville, Ky. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton student excelling in archery competitions

One competitor from Clinton recently shined on the national level for archery.Incoming junior Julian Hayes traveled to Louisville, Ky., to compete in the Eastern National Bullseye Tournament where he placed 78th out of 7,306 participants on the boys’ side of the event with a score of 290.
Wade Cummins watches the ball fly after driving it far during a round of golf at Riverside. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Wade Cummins watches the ball fly after driving it far during a round of golf at Riverside. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Keeping an eye on the ball

Keeping an eye on the ball
Austin Long raises his golf club as he prepares to hit the ball at Riverside Golf Course. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Austin Long raises his golf club as he prepares to hit the ball at Riverside Golf Course. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Riverside thriving during tournament season

With the summer in full swing and Riverside Golf Course deep in its tournament schedule, many people are making their way to take in Clinton’s golf course.For Riverside Golf Pro Perry Adams, he said the course has been staying busy this summer with the tournaments so far.
Arapaho-Butler’s Lauryn McHenry hurls the ball to first for the out during the Class 3A Spring Regional Tournament. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Arapaho-Butler’s Lauryn McHenry hurls the ball to first for the out during the Class 3A Spring Regional Tournament. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Working hard for the win

Working hard for the win