Sports

Vick to coach Norfolk State Spartans

NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — Michael Vick has agreed to become the head coach at Norfolk State in a return to football for the former NFL star, who has never coached at any level.The 44-year-old Vick announced on his Facebook page Tuesday night that he has accepted the job.
Arapaho’s own Wacey Schalla holds on for dear life as he performs during the bull riding portion of the recent PRCA Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nev. CDN | Courtesy photo

Arapaho’s own Wacey Schalla holds on for dear life as he performs during the bull riding portion of the recent PRCA Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nev. CDN | Courtesy photo

Arapaho’s Schalla performs in rodeo in Vegas

Entering into a profession can be a daunting task with many growing pains to endure, but for Arapaho’s Wasey Schalla, his first year as a professional bull rider has gone well as he made it all the way to the finals in Las Vegas, Nev., this month.
Going for the score

Going for the score

Going for the score

No. 10 Odessa Musgrave flies to the basket as she attempts a layup during Clinton’s contest against Elk CityClinton’s Rhylee Rodebush fights through two Elkette defenders during the Lady Reds’ recent home game against Elk City.

OSU hires Grantham as Def coordinator

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy announced last week that coaching veteran Todd Grantham is joining the Cowboy football program as its defensive coordinator.
District 4A-1 Offensive Player of the Year Zaedon Collins

District 4A-1 Offensive Player of the Year Zaedon Collins

Red Tornadoes earn All-District honors

During the end-ofthe- year banquet to celebrate the football team’s season, Coach John Higbee announced to the crowd nine of his players were being recognized with All-District honors this season.
CDN | Sam Goodwyn

CDN | Sam Goodwyn

Focused on the goal

Clinton’s Ronnie Redshin dribbles the ball up the court during the Reds’ recent home win over the Elk City Elks.
To end the annual football banquet, awards are handed out to deserving players. Pictured, from left, are Clinton’s Wyatt Willoughby, Coach John Higbee and Joel Badillo. Willoughby and Badillo were awarded the Fred Friedrich Award for this season. CDN |

To end the annual football banquet, awards are handed out to deserving players. Pictured, from left, are Clinton’s Wyatt Willoughby, Coach John Higbee and Joel Badillo. Willoughby and Badillo were awarded the Fred Friedrich Award for this season. CDN |

Red Tornadoes celebrate season with banquet

At the end of every football season, the Clinton Red Tornado football program comes together one final time to recognize the hard work the players and coaches put into the season with every game.

Oklahoma’s Selmon inducted into Hall of Fame

NORMAN — Part of the famed and feared Selmon brothers defensive line trio for Oklahoma’s vaunted defenses of the early and mid-1970s, Dewey Selmon was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame last week in Las Vegas.
No. 3 Zaedon Collins tackles the Eagles’ ball carrier during the “Custer County Conflict” in Weatherford. CDN | John Kinsey

No. 3 Zaedon Collins tackles the Eagles’ ball carrier during the “Custer County Conflict” in Weatherford. CDN | John Kinsey

Clinton collects a multitude of stats this season

The Clinton High School Red Tornado football team finished the 2024 season with a record of 9-3 with a second-round loss to the Wagoner Bulldogs.As the team took on each opponent, the Red Tornadoes kept true to its history with a lot of yards running the ball and a tough defense.
Clinton’s No. 10 Darius RomanNose takes the handoff from quarterback Sutton Hernandez during the Red Tornadoes’ regular season finale win over the Douglass Trojans in Oklahoma City. CDN | John Kinsey

Clinton’s No. 10 Darius RomanNose takes the handoff from quarterback Sutton Hernandez during the Red Tornadoes’ regular season finale win over the Douglass Trojans in Oklahoma City. CDN | John Kinsey

Senior looks to get into modeling after school

As the school year reaches its midway point, senior athletes start to look toward their future more and more every day, whether it is for work or school.For senior football player Darius RomanNose, it remains true, as he eyes a future career once he leaves high school.