The WOCF Fire 10U soccer team from Clinton finished second in the OKC Football Festival. Team members are, front row from left: Chance McDow, Cohen Bridges, Greer Ray, Morkel Barker, Gael Mendieta, Mickey Esquivel; Back row: Coach Juliana Martinez, Jakobe Whiteshirt, Omar Calixto, Jared Velez, Jayden Quincy, Alex Perez and Noe Gonzales. CDN
Daxon McCarther watches on as Chance Spottedwolf prepares to see how far he can throw the ball.
Earlier this week the Arapaho-Butler boys’ golf team did more than just compete in the Class 2A State Tournament at Buffalo Rock in Cushing.
Montiel “Bumpy” Crane gets a high five from Kat Meacham after he won the gold in discus at the Class 4A State Track Meet last weekend. The two sophomores are responsible for the past two state titles in discus, as Meacham won last year as a freshman. She took third this year and runner-up in the shot put. Crane bested the field by more than 15 feet.
Be it gold or silver, Red Tornado soccer will be adding to a crowded trophy case this weekend.
Clinton High School soccer will get a chance this weekend to add to its dynastic legacy, as the Red Tornadoes earned the right to defend last year’s state championship thanks to a 2-1 victory Over Hilldale Tuesday at the Tornado Bowl.
(AP) — As Mattea Roach, Amy Schneider and Matt Amodio can attest, it’s cool to be smart again.
Five members of the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians track team and one male competitor traveled this weekend to the Class A State Track Meet at Western Heights High School in Oklahoma City.
Monday it was the Clinton High School boys’ tennis team’s turn to vie for a spot in this weekend’s Class 4A State Championship.
In a sport dominated by the private schools the Clinton High School girls’ tennis team pushed their opponents to the limit this weekend at the Class 4A State Tournament at the OKC Tennis Center.