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sports
October 30, 2015
Football playing for District rankings tonight

Reagan Cabaniss, Senior
Going into week nine,

Reds travel to Woodward
tonight to take on the
Boomers.
Their record in regular
season is 3-5 with non-dis-
trict losses to defending 5A

State Champions, Lawton
Mac, defending 3A State
Champions, Heritage Hall,
and Plainview. District
losses include Anadarko
and Cache. Wins include
Sergio Deleon, sr., punts the football to Elgin while

Conley Adams, sr., defends. PHOTO BY DEIDRE SWAILS
Weatherford, Elgin, and

Newcastle bringing their
district record to 3-2. They
are currently ranked 3rd in
districts.
Woodward and Elk City
are the last two district
games the team has left,
and then they enter playoffs.
Woodward is a decent
team. We need to come out
tonight and play like everyone knows we are capable
of. said A.J. Armbruster,
sr.
Starters out for tonights
game are Dawson Ballard,
jr., and Mason Waldrop, sr.,
due to injuries.
The game kicks off at 7 JJ Brown, jr., carries the ball down the field during the game against Heritage
Hall. PHOTO BY DEIDRE SWAILS
p.m.
Volleyball sends six seniors to State Tournament

Jessie Cornell, Senior
For the first time since

2009, Lady Reds volleyball went to the State Tournament.
Throughout the season,
the team claimed several
victories, including being
named the Best of the West
tournament champions.
Going into playoffs,

they were ranked number
seven in 4A volleyball according to OSSAA.
The team traveled to
Daniel Webster for Regionals, and there they
were ranked number one
in their region. They first
defeated Berryhill 3-0. In
the Regional Championship, where they had been

defeated the previous four
years, they pulled out a
win against Tahlequah Sequoyah, 3-1.
It was amazing. The
feeling I got when the ball
hit the ground on the last
point is indescribable. I
loved getting to celebrate

with my team too! Winning Regionals is a memory I wont ever forget,
said Morgan Walker, sr.
Being one of three public schools advancing into
the state tournament, they
were number seven facing the number two team,
Christian Heritage Academy. They lost 1-3 to the

back-to-back 2014, 2015
4A State Champions.

They were the only public school to win a set in
the State Tournament.
This season we made
everything count, like
youre supposed to do as
a senior. We achieved our
goal of making it to the
State Tournament, and
thats been the goal since
freshman year - we did it!
It was a season to remember, said Kaylee Oyler, sr.
At the annual banquet,
Walker received Most Improved Player Award.
Oyler received Defensive Player of the Year

Award and Sha Harper received Offensive Player of
the Year.
Jessie Cornell received
the Shoemaker Award and
MVP.
It was an incredible
season, and I am extremely
proud of the young ladies I
coach at Clinton! The seniors this year have set a
great example on work ethic and sacrifice. I hope the
success this year continues
to fuel future Lady Reds
volleyball seasons! said
head coach, Jylian Pinnell.
Softball ends at Districts

Jacob To, Senior
The Lady Reds after winning Regionals. Front row (l-r): Morgan Walker, sr., Kaylee Oyler, sr., Sha Harper,
sr., Jessie Cornell, sr., Shelby Ulrich, sr. and Ana Escobedo, sr. Middle row: Jylian Pinnell, Kari Adams, so.,
Kaelynn Kitterle, so., Darienne Bailey, jr., Nadia Wandrie, so., Courtney Walker, so., Katy Eddy, so., Candace
Tipton, jr., Savannah Skiles, fr., Molly Koons, fr. and Giselle Duarte, fr. Back row: Harli Heerwald, fr., Morgan
Moser, fr., Cassidy Pinion, so., Madison Fuentez, so., Brad Pinnell, Logan Moser, sr. and Bryce Wolters, sr.
PHOTO BY SHELLY OYLER.
The team finished the

season with a 4-23 record
after a loss in Districts to
Woodward.
Their peak of the season
was at the Hydro Tournament, when they defeated
Burns Flat after being
beaten by them previously
in the season.
At the annual banquet,
Megan Hatter, sr., was
awarded Offensive and
Defensive Player of the
Year. Shay Clanton, sr.,
was awarded Most Improved, and Riley Bryson,
fr., was awarded Rookie of
the Year.
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October 30, 2015

Football playing for District rankings tonight

Going into week nine,

trict losses to defending 5A

Sergio Deleon, sr., punts the football to Elgin while

Weatherford, Elgin, and

Volleyball sends six seniors to State Tournament

For the first time since

Going into playoffs,

the Regional Championship, where they had been

loved getting to celebrate

Christian Heritage Academy. They lost 1-3 to the

Oyler received Defensive Player of the Year

Softball ends at Districts

The team finished the

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