HAMMON – The lone loss on Arapaho-Butler boys’ basketball’s record was avenged less than a month after the defeat, when the No. 14 Indians (8-1 overall) took down the Class B, No. 12 Hammon Warriors (6-4) Thursday night in the Five-County Tournament Semifinals, 53-50.
One of Clinton softball’s cornerstones in the program turnaround is taking her skills to the collegiate level, when third baseman Kayde Whitney signed with Carl Albert State College, which is
WEATHERFORD – Both SWOSU basketball teams carry winning records heading into one final game before Christmas break, with the returning, national runner-up Lady Bulldogs sitting at 7-2 through the first
Clinton 126-pound wrestler Moses Hernandez goes for a single-leg take down against Geary. Hernandez is one of 10 CHS wrestlers with a winning record so far this season. The junior
Coming off a close loss to Woodward a week ago, the Clinton boys’ basketball team (1-1 overall) needed to cut down the turnovers and play its fast-paced, controlled-chaos style of
In its first home action of the season, the Class 4A, No. 15 Clinton wrestling team (1-1 overall) recorded six pins in a 54-24 dual win over the 3A, No.
Both Clinton basketball teams face two of the toughest schedules in Oklahoma and that doesn’t stop at any point this season, along with the annual tournament at Prague starting Thursday.
ELK CITY – A former legendary Clinton head football coach and Oklahoma Coaches Association Hall of Famer is heading further west, as Dave Meadows was named the head coach for
Arapaho-Butler sophomore guard Ethan Pyron, center, and the Indians won their Five-County Tournament opener Monday against Merritt, 63-40. The Lady Indians dropped their tourney opener to ranked Hammon, 36-35.
ARAPAHO – There was definitely a ratcheted-up fire in Arapaho-Butler’s wins over Burns Flat-Dill City Friday night in the Coaches vs. Cancer games. A-B girls’ assistant basketball coach and head