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CHS makes 26th straight regional

This year’s bi-district title for the Clinton baseball team (24-9 overall) was won easier than most, nevertheless it extends the streak to 26 consecutive regional appearances, blanking a winless Pauls Valley-Paoli squad, 12-0, and, 10-0, Thursday afternoon at home.

Lady Reds close out year in regional tourney

MOORE – Clinton’s first slow-pitch softball season in nearly 20 years ended in the regional tournament Thursday at Southmoore. The Lady Reds (7-20 overall) competed against No. 17 Woodward (21-7) and No. 3 Southmoore (25-5) but fell short.
CDN | Collin Wieder

CDN | Collin Wieder

Cisneros leads CHS pitching rotation

As a true three-sport star, Clinton senior pitcher and first baseman Valek Cisneros is just as versatile and well-rounded on the baseball field, leading the team on the mound this year, adding power in the batter’s box and playing near-flawless defense at first.
CDN | Collin Wieder

CDN | Collin Wieder

Adams gives CHS tennis positive presence

Over the last two seasons, Clinton tennis senior Colten Adams provided head coach Phil Veazey with an experienced player at the singles level, while also boosting the overall team morale.

CHS hosting playoff opener Friday

OSSAA released the soccer playoff brackets Tuesday, pairing both Clinton squads with Harding Charter Prep in the first round at 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Friday at the Tornado Bowl.

Indians start regionals after district title win

CHEYENNE – Just like its softball counterpart, the Arapaho-Butler baseball team (12-11 overall) had to go on the road for the district tournament, but it exited with another title Friday at Cheyenne. The district title secured a spot at regionals for A-B, which take place at Shat-tuck today.

CHS achieves goal, reaches state

ELK CITY – A season-long goal was accomplished by the Clinton girls’ golf team Monday at regionals, as it qualified for its fourth straight state tourney with a second-place finish at Elk City.

Reds lose final district game, finish third

ELK CITY – With its regional destinations still up in the air, the Clinton baseball team (22-9 overall, 6-4 in district) lost its final district game of the 2019 season at Elk City (12-15, 5-5) Monday, 13-1. The loss means Clinton finished third in 4A-1 instead of second with a victory.

Lady Indians win slugfest versus CHS

ARAPAHO – If metal bats could splinter, they would’ve in the run-riddled, slow-pitch softball matchup between Arapaho-Butler (19-10 overall) and Clinton (7-18) Monday at Arapaho. A-B ultimately came out on top. Senior Madison Lax’s RBI single completed a, 16-15, walk off-win for the Lady Indians.