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Clinton High School athletics roundup

Over the last week, Clinton High School athletics has been busy with games and tournaments across the area.Baseball was swept by Weatherford in the annual “Custer County Conflict” with the Eagles winning 9-8 in Weatherford and 18-1 here at home.
Clinton’s Marquis Martin flies through the air during the long jump event as a part of the track and field meet Monday at Plainview. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton’s Marquis Martin flies through the air during the long jump event as a part of the track and field meet Monday at Plainview. CDN | Courtesy photo

Reds see success at Plainview track meet

The Clinton Red Tornadoes track and field team traveled to Plainview for a meet Monday.The Reds finished third with 80 points, while the Lady Reds finished 14th with 12 points.For Coach Cory Strahorn, he said the boys’ team did well at this event.
Clinton’s Kadon Rivera focuses on the ball as he prepares to catch it during the Reds’ game against Leedey. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Kadon Rivera focuses on the ball as he prepares to catch it during the Reds’ game against Leedey. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Rivera cherishing short time with team

Even though he is the newest member of the Clinton Reds baseball team, senior first baseman Kadon Rivera has quickly found a home on the team.For Rivera, he said in his short time with the team, he has enjoyed every minute of it.“It’s just been great,” he said.
Crowned tourney champs

Crowned tourney champs

Crowned tourney champs

The Arapaho-Butler Indians pose with the gold glove after winning the annual Bank 360 Classic Baseball Tournament.
Clinton’s Ayden Crumley focuses on the ball as he swings the bat during the Reds’ home game against Okarche. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Ayden Crumley focuses on the ball as he swings the bat during the Reds’ home game against Okarche. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Crumley seeks two routes for future career

As he continues through his senior year, Clinton starter Ayden Crumley looks to help his team succeed on the diamond, while also looking toward the future.For Crumley, he said he has multiple reasons he enjoyed being a member of this program during high school.
Clinton’s Brady Chittum tenses up as he prepares for the pitch in his at bat during the Reds’ home game against Bishop McGuiness. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Clinton’s Brady Chittum tenses up as he prepares for the pitch in his at bat during the Reds’ home game against Bishop McGuiness. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Senior hitter eyes career in ag finances after college

With his season nearing the halfway point, senior designated hitter Brady Chittum is turning his attention toward his future after high school.For Chittum, he said he has enjoyed his time playing for the Reds during high school.“It’s been a ride these last four years,” he said.

College basketball appeal changing for older coaches

(AP) — More than the deep runs in March Madness, the 660 victories over 37 years or even the 20 or so players he coached who ended up making millions in the NBA, Leonard Hamilton is proud of a number he can count on one hand.
Bryan Rodriguez Guerra, right, outraces Na’tsis’ta Black for the soccer ball during recess at Southwest. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Bryan Rodriguez Guerra, right, outraces Na’tsis’ta Black for the soccer ball during recess at Southwest. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

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SWOSU’s Gage Gaunt rounds third in the Bulldogs’ game against East Central University. CDN | Courtesy photo

SWOSU’s Gage Gaunt rounds third in the Bulldogs’ game against East Central University. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton’s Gaunt recognized with weekly award

For the week of March 24, former Clinton Red Tornado Gage Gaunt was recognized with the Bulldog of the Week Award for Southwestern Oklahoma State baseball.Gaunt received this honor after collecting eight hits in the four games during the week, including two home runs.

Clinton girls’ golf team finishes second in Kingfisher

The Clinton girls’ golf team continues to see success this season, as it finished second with a score of 339 at the Kingfisher Tournament Wednesday.Addyson Littke finished the day in third with a score of 78.Grace Meacham carded an 83, which tied her for 12th.