As Clinton celebrates 100 years of football, I wanted to share what Red Tornado Football meant to me as a child, player, and alum.
THE TRADITION
The Clinton football team begins its 2019 season and centennial celebration at 7 p.m. tonight against Class 5A rival Woodward, kicking off three consecutive non-district games.
A longtime rival kicks off the Clinton football team’s season for the second consecutive year, as CHS hosts the Woodward Boomers at 7 p.m. Friday night at the Tornado Bowl.
BURNS FLAT – A talented freshman class and a deep returning roster off last year’s quarterfinals squad led the Burns Flat-Dill City football team (1-0 overall) to a score-rule, 52-0
ARAPAHO – Throughout the 2019 softball season, Arapaho-Butler (5-11 overall as of Tuesday morning) continues to battle against a challenging schedule but still create positive moments, while picking up a
Thursday night’s preseason finale against Kingfisher and Alva epitomized Clinton football and head coach John Higbee’s drive for greatness, because although the Red Tornadoes outscored the two visitors, five scores
HYRDRO – The Arapaho-Butler baseball team (3-7 overall) found some good fortune after so many narrow losses, beating Hammon, 5-3, Thursday in the Hydro-Eakly Labor Day Tournament. Sophomore pitcher Brett
CACHE – The Clinton softball team (8-9 overall, 1-3 in district) posted zeroes in four of six innings against Cache, but a six-run, second inning for the Lady Bulldogs was
It’s official, sophomore Caden Powell will start at quarterback for the Clinton football team for the 2019 season. Clinton head football coach John Higbee announced the decision at Clinton’s annual
Burns Flat-Dill City and Corn Bible Academy open up their football seasons against each other for the second consecutive year. The Eagles and Crusaders are taking center stage once again