The Arapaho-Butler Indians baseball team (25-6) is heading back to the Class A State Baseball Tournament after going 4-1 through the regional tournament this weekend in Thomas.
For the fourth straight year, the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians softball team will be heading to the state tournament after winning two games Thursday in Elk City after having the regional moved due to the field’s condition following inclement weather.
Clinton’s Eli Anderson hustles to first during the Reds’ home game last week against Kingfisher to close out the home schedule.
To wrap up the regular season, the Clinton Red Tornado track and field team headed Monday to Weatherford to compete in one final meet before the postseason, after inclement weather forced it to be moved up a day.
Kaylin Langford prepares an attempt to roll a strike at the pound’s fundraiser for a new facility Sunday afternoon at Split Decision.
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With the 2025 regular season schedule coming to a close, the Clinton Red Tornado boys’ golf team headed Monday to the Dornick Hills Country Club Golf Course in Ardmore for the final tournament before postseason play.
Arapaho-Butler’s Orsan Jubara throws the ball back to the pitcher during the Indians’ home game against Clinton.
According to the fishing report from Custer County Game Warden Clint Carpenter, on April 27 the water at Foss Lake rose to 3 feet above its normal elevation level, and it also remained in stable condition.
MIAMI (AP) — Cleveland moved into Round 2 with the most lopsided series win in NBA playoff history.