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Clinton’s Carlos De La Fuente beats a Douglass defender to the ball during the Red Tornadoes win over the Trojans at home. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Carlos De La Fuente beats a Douglass defender to the ball during the Red Tornadoes win over the Trojans at home. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Former soccer player looking to start business after college

Heading off into the rest of his life, recent Clinton soccer graduate Carlos De La Fuente has mapped out his path after spending four years playing for a team he loved.
Clinton’s Grace Meacham stares at her putt during a tournament this spring. CDN |Courtesy Photo

Clinton’s Grace Meacham stares at her putt during a tournament this spring. CDN |Courtesy Photo

Recent graduate to join medical field after college

Heading into the rest of her life, former Lady Reds golfer Grace Meacham knows what she wants to do for her future.As she thought back over her four years playing golf for Clinton, Meacham said it has meant everything to her to grow with her teammates during that time.
No. 14 Zoe Howell drives the ball toward a Putnam City West defender during Clinton’s home win over the Lady Patriots in the Tornado Bowl. CDN |Sam Goodwyn

No. 14 Zoe Howell drives the ball toward a Putnam City West defender during Clinton’s home win over the Lady Patriots in the Tornado Bowl. CDN |Sam Goodwyn

Former soccer player to cherish relationships forged

With her high school career in her rearview mirror, former Clinton Lady Reds soccer player Zoe Howell heads into the future with a plan in place for what she would want to do.
Clinton’s Cristian Nunez dribbles the ball during a practice in the Tornado Bowl. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Cristian Nunez dribbles the ball during a practice in the Tornado Bowl. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Former soccer player looks get into welding after college

With his high school life behind him, recent Clinton Red Tornadoes soccer player Cristian Nunez heads into the rest of his life with a plan in place.Thinking about his time with the Red Tornadoes, Nunez said playing soccer meant a lot to him, especially as he was surrounded by all his teammates.

Draft picks embrace Thunder culture

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma City draft picks Thomas Sorber and Brooks Barnhizer sounded like Thunder veterans during their introductory press conference on Saturday.Sorber mentioned several times that he looks forward to learning from his new teammates and Barnhizer talked about stacking days.
CDN | Micah Ashcraft

CDN | Micah Ashcraft

State champions

The Purcell Momentum, front from left, Linkin Mariott, JJ Franco, Dodger Munoz, Jaxton Blanchard, Barrett Goucher; middle, Asher Higginbotham, Kolton Blanchard, Archer Whisenant, Phillip Reid, Sebastian Baker, Daxon Avery, Devin Wren; back, Coaches Joseph Franco, Jacob Blanchard, Ryan Higginbotham,...
Clinton’s Timmy Sorter hustles out of the box toward first during the Maroons’ game against Altus. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Timmy Sorter hustles out of the box toward first during the Maroons’ game against Altus. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton 8U baseball team falls in first round

To open its part of the 2025 OK Kids 8U State Baseball Tournament at Schumacher Fields at Acme Brick Park Thursday, the Clinton Maroons fell 9-1 to the Altus Dawgs.
Anderson McCamey of the Alva Gold Sox sends the ball flying during his at bat against the Sallisaw Cubs Thursday to open the 2025 OK Kids 8U Baseball State Tournament at Schumacher Fields at Acme Brick Park. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Anderson McCamey of the Alva Gold Sox sends the ball flying during his at bat against the Sallisaw Cubs Thursday to open the 2025 OK Kids 8U Baseball State Tournament at Schumacher Fields at Acme Brick Park. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Scenes from throughout the 8U State Baseball Tournament

Scenes from throughout the 8U State Baseball Tournament
Former Clinton softball player, Kenzie Kauk, focuses on the pitcher during an at bat in a game for Seminole State this year. CDN | Courtesy Photo

Former Clinton softball player, Kenzie Kauk, focuses on the pitcher during an at bat in a game for Seminole State this year. CDN | Courtesy Photo

Former Lady Red softball player transferring schools

While some college athletes stay at one school for their full four years, others find themselves in a situation that does feel right to them and transfer somewhere else.

Thunder selects big man from Georgetown

The Oklahoma City Thunder selected forward/ center Thomas Sorber with the 15th overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.