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Fishing reported to be good at Foss Lake

Wednesday, April 16, 2025

According to the fishing report from Custer County Game Warden Clint Carpenter, on April 13 the water at Foss Lake had fallen to 3 feet below its normal elevation level, but it remained in stable condition.The water was clear with the temperature around 55°F throughout the lake.

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Yankees’ Judge to captain Team USA in World Baseball Classic

Wednesday, April 16, 2025

NEW YORK (AP) — Appointed U.S. captain for next year’s World Baseball Classic, Aaron Judge will be playing for more than himself and his teammates.“It’s something special getting a chance to represent our country,” the New York Yankees star said after manager Mark DeRosa’s announcement Monday.

Clinton’s Craig Hunter hurls a fastball during the Reds’ road game in Elk City Monday. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

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Reds baseball suffers road defeat in Elk City

Wednesday, April 16, 2025

The Clinton High Reds baseball team (4-15) hit the road Monday to take on the Elk City Elks, where the Reds fell 10-0 in a five-inning run-ruled game.Despite it being a double-digit shutout loss for his team, Coach Kelly Gaunt said he thought his team did better than what the scoreboard read Monday.

Clinton’s Carrol Hoffman hustles around the track during the Red Tornadoes’ Kay Crenshaw Invitational meet. CDN | Courtesy photo

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Clinton boys track finishes first at home meet

Tuesday, April 15, 2025

In the comfort of their home turf, both Clinton track and field teams saw success during the Kay Crenshaw Invitational Saturday, as the boys took gold for the day with a score of 208 and the girls finished third with a score of 113.

Clinton’s Ayden Crumley launches the ball into the outfield Thursday, as he gets a hit during the Reds’ home game against the Altus Bulldogs. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

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Clinton Reds baseball sends Altus to kennel

Saturday, April 12, 2025

Riding a five-game losing streak into its home game against the Altus Bulldogs Thursday, the Clinton baseball team (4-13) put together a complete game to snap the skid and win 8-2 for its fourth win of the year.

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Clinton High School athletics roundup

Saturday, April 12, 2025

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

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Reds see success at Plainview track meet

Friday, April 11, 2025

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

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Clinton’s Rivera cherishing short time with team

Thursday, April 10, 2025

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

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Crowned tourney champs

Wednesday, April 9, 2025

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

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Clinton’s Crumley seeks two routes for future career

Wednesday, April 9, 2025

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.