Ronald Segal of Clinton is the latest winner of the
Over the weekend CHS cross country Coach Rob Pitman was able to have two of his runners take part in the Class 4A State Cross Country Meet in Edmond Santa Fe.
For the first time in almost two months, the Clinton Red Tornadoes football team (5-3, 4-1) lost a game as it was beaten by the Cache Bulldogs (5-4, 3-2) 7-0 Friday in Cache.
The Burns Flat-Dill City football team ran into a buzzsaw that was Class A No. 1-ranked Fairview that put the Eagles on the wrong side of a 58-0 district contest Friday in Burns Flat.
Oklahoma State coach Mike Boynton has again unleashed his recruiting magic.
Being on a team in high school can make those four years fun for the players. For Isaiah McDow, his time with the Clinton High School Red Tornadoes football team has been memorable.
The Clinton Red Tornadoes football team continues its dominating march through the district as Coach John Higbee and his program look to potentially host the first two rounds of the Class 4A playoffs next month in route to another state title.
As one of the leaders of the program, the starting quarterback has a lot of responsibility when it comes to guiding a team to success. For the Clinton Red Tornadoes’ Cooper Sulley, it is no different, as he looks to lead his squad to a state title and cement his legacy in the program’s history.
With playoff implications on the line for Clinton football Friday night, the Red Tornadoes hit the road as they travel to Cache to take on the Bulldogs.