Clinton sophomore Jackson Crumley tries to step by a pair of Tuttle guards. Crumley and the Clinton basketball teams return to the floor at 6:30 p.m. Friday at home for
Clinton basketball as a whole knew this season would feature better opponents across the board, and that was discussed from the end of the 2018-2019 season on. The graduation of
Fall sports for Clinton High School saw some ups-and-downs this year, but each program competed to the end of their respective seasons. 5. VOLLEYBALL PUSHES NO. 2 OCS TO ITS
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HOUSTON, Texas – A trip to Texas for the No. 25 Oklahoma State football team (8-4 overall) pits them against a familiar, former Big-12 foe in Texas A&M (7-5) at 5:45 p.m. tonight on ESPN.
Clinton senior, 152-pound wrestler Jaime Mitchell has won 11 of his 14 matches via pin, the most on the team. The three-year letterman and two-year starter boasts a record of 53-26 since the 2017-2018 season.
For the previous two years, the Clinton boys’ basketball team and head coach Chad Pugh proved they belonged as a winning squad in 4A, but a more difficult challenge awaited
WEATHERFORD – Nine Clinton wrestlers stepped on the placing podiums at the Max Dippel Invitational Saturday to help a fourth-place team finish.
CHS sophomore Mason Taylor (145 pounds) and senior Jaime Mitchell
EL RENO – A high school career that featured improvements each season carried Clinton graduate Adrianna Glance from a junior varsity player to the No. 1 varsity bag and ultimately
A new head coach and a new haul of players moved Clinton soccer alum Tyson Anders to the second team for his sophomore year at Brevard College in North Carolina.