Losing streaks can be rough on teams, but once they are broken it is like a breath of fresh air and a weight lifted off the team’s shoulder.
As the soccer season turns to playoff time, the Clinton High School senior soccer players aim for one last playoff run to a possible state title to cement their legacy in the program. Lady Reds senior Erika Rodriguez talked about what it has been like this season.
The boys’ Blue Team for this past peewee basketball season included, front from left, Blayze Horn, Josiah Ruiz, Hudson Burnam, Achilles Blackowl, Oliver Hammans, and Castiel Schiff; back, Coach Brandon Taylor, Brydon Garcia, Bryson Garcia, Nicholas Garcia, Zaiden Melchor and Coach Jessica Ecker.<
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Finishing on a strong note, no matter how a season begins, is always key.
A pair of Clinton High School track athletes went up north to test their skills among the nation’s elite this weekend and the rest of the tracksters went to compete at Elk City.
With the season winding down, the Clinton Reds baseball program Monday welcomed Kingfisher to the CHS Ballpark for an important district showdown.
The Clinton High School baseball team traveled the short distance Friday to Arapaho to play the Indians in a non-district game. Arapaho-Butler came away with a 12-10 win on a day where both teams had difficulty on the pitching mound.
No matter the contest, the “Custer County Conflict” brings out the best of Clinton and Weatherford. Friday’s soccer games at Weatherford proved no different.
It is hard to stop a golf ball from rolling down a steep hill.