Despite a change in the schedule to start the season, the Clinton Red Tornado track and field team came to the Edmond North meet Thursday ready to go.
After Friday’s game against Watonga was cancelled due to weather, the baseball teams for Clinton and Leedey decided to make the Reds’ home opener Thursday a double header between the two teams, where each would take one game.
Fighting for ball control
According to the fishing report from Custer County Game Warden Clint Carpenter the water at Foss Lake was 3 feet below its normal elevation level, but it was in stable condition and clear with the temperature around 41°F March 10.
With spring in full swing, the Clinton Red Tornado track and field team looks to continue to compete and have success, while aiming for gold this season.
In their second home game of the season, Clinton soccer won both games Tuesday against the Putnam City West Patriots.
OB&T's
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic, two of the favorites for the NBA’s MVP award, showed why in a pair of exciting games on back-toback days in Oklahoma City.
With only the boys’ team playing Monday night in the Tornado Bowl, Clinton (3-2) took down the Elgin Owls 4-1.
GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina coach Dawn Staley thought winning this year’s SEC Championship would be much harder than any of the school’s previous titles after the league added Texas and Oklahoma to the mix.