DALLAS (AP) — Top-ranked Texas and No. 18 Oklahoma are giving the Southeastern Conference another great rivalry. This one is split by the Red River and played in the middle of the nation’s biggest state fair.
With 1.1 seconds remaining on the clock, the Clinton Red Tornado football team’s (5-1, 2-1) hopes were resting on the leg of senior kicker Carlos De La Fuente, as he managed to seal the come-from-behind 24-21 road victory Thursday over the Elk City Elks with a 28-yard field goal.
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No. 9 Race Elliot, left, helps Azreal Fierros take down the Bridge Creek ballcarrier during Clinton’s home win last week in the Tornado Bowl.
With her senior season of volleyball coming to an end soon, senior right-side hitter Kalyssa Staggs is now turning her attention to her future as she prepares for life after high school.
The fall season for the Arapaho-Butler Indians baseball team (19-11) came to an end Friday with its second loss in the Class A Regional Baseball Tournament, as it fell to Sterling 14-4, after losing the first game against Sterling 11-0 in Wright City.
After losing 15-2 to McLoud in the playoffs last weekend, the Clinton Lady Reds softball team (4-29) heads into the offseason with a young roster as it looks to improve for next season.
Karen Murray of Clinton has won last week’s edition of the
After an exciting regional tournament for the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians softball team, where it had to win three games on the final day to advance, the team now turns its attention the Class A State Softball Tournament starting tomorrow at Devon Park in Oklahoma City.