Most phases of the game proved to be out of synch for the Clinton High School baseball team Thursday on the first day of competition in the I-40 Classic.
Oklahoma junior Jayda Coleman has been named Big 12 Player of the Week for her performance throughout OU’s 7-0 week.
Ready to give it a ride
At the end of the day, the Clinton High School girls’ golf team had to accept finishing fourth Wednesday in the Weatherford Tournament but also had to be elated considering the type of competition it faced.
The Clinton High School baseball team swept Woodward in a two-game series earlier this week in a pair of games that could not be more different.
Matthew Bermea delivers a pitch for the Whirlwinds during a home game
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With temperatures in the 50s and winds gusting up to 30 mph, the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians began the home part of their slow-pitch softball season Monday in conditions more suited for ice hockey than softball. The Lady Indians fell 22-14 to the Leedey Lady Bison.
The elements were against them. The course was against them. Their actual competitors were against them and likely first-tournament jitters were against them as well. Still, the Clinton High School girls’ golf team delivered a runner-up finish Monday at the Lawton MacArthur Tournament.
After waiting to play the rescheduled game against Christian Heritage Academy, the Red Tornadoes (4-0) came out with a major win against the Knights while the Lady Reds (1-3) suffered a loss to the Lady Knights Monday evening at the Tornado Bowl.