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2024-25 Ticket Prices
Here are the ticket prices for Clinton Redwolves athletic events for 2024-2025!High School General Admission (Adults and Students, age 6-64) - $5Middle School General Admission (Adults) - $3Middle School General Admission (Students) - $1Toddlers age 5 and below and seniors 65 or above (All Events) - FREEPass Holders (includes all Clinton HS/MS Athletic events) - FREESeason Family Pass (includes all immediate family members) - $150Season Adult Pass - $55Season Student Pass - $30CHS, CMS, CES Staff Members - FREE with I.D.Children 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent
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Varsity Football Defeat State Finalist in Round 1 of the Playoffs
Boys Varsity FootballOn Friday, Nov 1st the varsity football team hosted the first round of the playoffs against last years state runner up the Whiteford Bobcats. In a back and forth game Clinton came out on top 38-30. The opening kickoff was returned by Bryce Randolph who gave the Redwolves great field position to start their first offensive series. On the first play of the game Randolph broke free behind some great blocking and took the ball down to the 3 yard line. Two plays later Bryce punched it in from 2 yards out, but the two point conversion failed. Clinton was up 6-0 early in the first quarter. Whiteford came right back and put together a drive of their own and scored from 10 yards out, their two point conversion failed to tie the score at 6-6. Clinton answered back in the first quarter with a 4 yard touchdown run by Jake Felts and the two point conversion failed to leave the score Clinton 12 Whiteford 6 at the end of the first quarter. In the second
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MHSAA LP Division 3 Finals
CoEd Varsity Cross CountryThe Redwolves traveled to MIS on Saturday represented by the Boys team and Ella Claus in the Michigan cross country championships. The boys' team has gone to the state finals in five of the last six years, an ongoing tradition for this team.Gabe Manchester ran the fastest time for a male Clinton runner since Dominic Muessig in 2012 with a time of 16:37.6 finishing 51st overall. Austin Strand and Zach Taylor each broke 18 minutes for the first time running 17:52.0 and 17:56.6 respectively. Eric Ramsey ran a time of 18:09.7 while dealing with a minor injury. Ronan Stelzer had a season best time of 19:17.7 and Jacob Pizio a personal best time of 19:18.1. Peter Baker rounded out the boys' squad also with a personal best of 20:11.5. With five sophomores on the team, the tradition has a good chance of continuing next year.Ella Claus continued the recent series of strong performances by female athletes in Clinton running a personal best of 20:55.7 finishing under 21 minutes for the first time
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Boys Regional Effort Recognized by MIXCSpeedratings.com
CoEd Varsity Cross CountryClinton Redwolves Boys Cross Country Team recognized for their continued surprising runs at Regionals. All athletes had season bests and beat the predicted 6th place ranking to finish 3rd at Regionals.https://mixcspeedratings.com/2024/10/29/2024-ratings-willow-regional/
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JV Football Wins Last Game of the Season
Boys Junior Varsity FootballOn Saturday, October 26th, the Clinton JV football finished their season with a victory at Ida. It was a hard fought game between the Redwolves and the Bluestreaks with Clinton earning the win, 28 to 14. Clinton was able to strike first with a touchdown run by Gradyn Whelan and a two point conversion run by Isaac Keibler. The Bluestreaks put together a long drive of their own, but eventually the Redwolves defense would get a stop and force Ida to turn it over on downs. Clinton would take advantage of this and march down the field again scoring off of a touchdown run by Braxton Randolph. On the first play of their following drive, Ida would rip off a long touchdown run and pull within a score. This would not deter the Redwolves, as Whelan would complete a long touchdown pass to Daejaun Garrison, and they would convert the 2 point conversion on a run by Randolph. This would make the halftime score 22 to 6. On the opening drive of the 2nd half Ida would march down the field and score
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Varsity Football Battles Ida
Boys Varsity FootballOn Friday, Oct. 25th the varsity football team hosted the Bluestreaks of Ida. Clinton lost 14-22 to Ida and finishes the regular season at 6-3 and Ida moves to 8-1 on the year. Offensively Andy Fair was 1 for 3 for 10 yards and Gradyn Whelan was 1 for 3 for 21 yards. Jake Felts was the leading rusher with 64 yards on 16 carries. Bryce Randolph added 35 yards, Gradyn Whelan added 28 yards on the ground as well. Cliff Jones had 11 yards on his first carry, but was unable to continue due to injury. Dacari Garrison had a reception for 21 yards and Devon Trent had a reception for 10 yards. The offensive line was led by Cade Brighton and Hamza Rafferty with 3 pancake blocks each. Jake Felts and Joe Webb each had pancake blocks as well. The offensive player of the game was offensive tackle Joe Webb as he had his best performance of the year on the line. On the defensive side of the ball Tanner Bolton had a fumble recovery and three tackles.
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Boys Finish 3rd at Regionals, Ella Claus 9th to Qualify for the State Finals
CoEd Varsity Cross CountryWith a strong effort at Willow Metropark, the Boys Cross Country team finished 3rd to upset Blissfield in MHSAA LP Finals qualifying at the Region 27-3 meet today. Predicted 6th, each runner had either a season best or a personal best time to finish with 96 points to Blissfield's 108. Flat Rock won the meet with 43 points and Erie Mason was second with 89 points.Gabe Manchester led the team, finishing 6th with a new PR of 16:56.30 giving him a spot on the record board as the 5th fastest senior in Clinton history. Eric Ramsey also medaled while finishing 12th with a time of 17:47.8. Austin Strand and Zach Taylor each had PR's and finished well above expectations finishing 17th (18:10.90) and 19th (18:13.00). Ronan Stelzer finished out the scoring in 43rd while also running a season best of 19:24.20. Jacob Pizio finished 44th with a personal best time of 19:24.80 and Peter Baker finished 54th while also running a personal best time of 20:32.20.In the girls race, freshman Ella Claus quali
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballOn Thursday, 10/24, the Redwolves JV volleyball team traveled to LCS to take on the Cougars and the Grass Lake Warriors. During the first match, Clinton went three sets with Grass Lake, eventually defeating them 25-16, 23-25, 15-9. Against LCS, it was an easy two set sweep 25-9, 25-14. Lila Kennedy caused havoc for the other teams with her challenging serves, scoring 25 points on the night, with 8 aces. Emily Farmer also found success serving, adding 14 pts., followed by Rylee Pepper with 12. The Redwolves were tough defensively, led by Sophomore Ashlynn Benschoter with 13 digs and Freshman Mya Popkey with 11. Lexi Tzortzinis, Leah Brown, and Lila Kennedy also added digs on the evening. At the net, Rylee Pepper and Bella Bannon took control, delivering 14 and 13 kills respectively to their opponents. Abby Sheneman added 9 kills and 6 blocks. The two wins were a team effort and increase their record to 35-4.
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Ida High School
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballThe Redwolves faced, and defeated a tough Ida team on 10/22 for their last home game of the season. In set 1, the Bluestreaks came out on top, winning 25-20. Set two was a battle, with the Redwolves winning 29-27, forcing a third set. With strong serving and offense, Clinton was able to take the set 15-7. Joslyn Kranz led the team at the net with 7 kills and 4 blocks. Zoey Utz had a great night as well, securing 5 more kills for the team. Abby Sheneman added 13 service points and Lila Kennedy contributed defensively with 8 digs. It was another great LCAA win for the Redwolves!
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Redwolves SWEEP LCS Tri-Match
Girls Varsity VolleyballClinton Varsity Volleyball competed in the LCS Tri-Match with LCS and Grass Lake. The Redwolves walk away victorious, beating both LCS and Grass Lake in straight sets. Grass Lake:25-1825-16LCS:25-1825-21The Redwolves improve their season record to 37-8-1 and stay 11-0 in LCAA play. The next match, at Dundee on Tuesday will conclude the 2024 regular season. The Redwolves will match up against Madison, Blissfield, and Dundee.
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Wolves down Bluestreaks remain undefeated in league
Girls Varsity VolleyballThe Redwolves come up BIG in a 5 set thriller on senior night. Clinton improves to 11-0 in LCAA play and 35-8 on the season.Stats:Lauren Sheneman:Kills-17Digs- 9Kaylee Kranz:Kills- 33Digs-30Avery Loftis:Assists- 56Digs- 25
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Girls Middle School Volleyball vs. Dundee Community High School
Girls Middle School VolleyballThe 7th grade team put up a great fight against the Dundee Vikings. They had two close sets and then won the third. The scores were 20-25, 22-25, and 25-21. The scoring leaders were Sophia Friske with 8 points (6 aces), Makena Peters with 7 points (2 aces), and Geonna Caballero with 6 points (6 aces). Aby Webb, Karsyn Nicholson, Henley Wright, Harper Wright, Paisley Kurowicki, and Elena Ochoa all added points to the scoreboard. The girls showed great teamwork and support for one another in the game! Clinton 8th grade came away with their 8th straight win against Dundee taking each set at (25-12, 25-13 and 25-23). The top servers of the match were Addie Loftis (12 kills, 18 assists, 9 digs) and Brooklyn Kranz (14 kills, 5 assists, 1 dig) with both 11 points. Ella Wollett added 1 kill and 5 points, Amelia Harsh with 4 points, Kylie Hicks 2 kills, 7 digs and 3 points, Layla Sisty (1 kill, 2 digs) and DeLane McKinnon (4 kills, 5 digs) both with 2 points,
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Girls Middle School Volleyball vs. Madison High School
Girls Middle School VolleyballThe 7th grade Redwolves came to play on Saturday at the LCAA Tournament! They came home with third place in the county! They played 3 matches, Hillsdale, Hudson and then Dundee. They took the first match against Hillsdale in 3 sets. The scores were 18-25, 25-23, and 15-12. They lost their second match against Hudson. They put up a solid fight and came to the courts with revenge on their brain. The won the first set 25-17, lost the second 24-25 and lost the third 15-11. They made it down to the last match against Dundee to see who went home with third and fourth. They lost to Dundee earlier in the week and came out victorious in the end! They took the first set 25-18 and the second 25-23. Great job Redwolves! First match against Hillsdale. The girls took an early lead beating Hillsdale 25-12 then 25-9. Every girl got a touch and contributed in some way. Top servers were Brooklyn Kranz (11 points, 2 aces) and Alyssa
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Girls Middle School Volleyball vs. Ida High School
Girls Middle School VolleyballThe 7th grade team took on Ida for their last game of the season. They put up a good fight in the first set, narrowly losing, 18-25. The scores for the second and third set were 13-25 and 14-25. Scoring leaders were Sophia Friske with 7 points (2 aces), Geonna Caballero with 4 points (1 ace), Henley Wright, Makena Peters, Paisley Kurowicki, and Mady Stratz all point points on the board as well. The girls showed lots of growth over the year and developed strong team work along with improved serves. The 8th volleyball team ended their season with an impressive win over a tough Ida team. They swept the Bluestreaks 25-12, 25-17, 25-17. Leaders at the serving line tonight were Addie Loftis with 12 points (4 aces), 12 digs, 8 assists and 8 kills. Brooklyn Kranz with 10 points (5 aces), 8 kills, 7 assists and 7 digs. Layla Sisty with 6 points (1 ace), 2 kills and 2 aces. Zoey Riddle (12 digs, 6 assists and 3 kills) and Kylie Hicks (5 kills, 1 assist, 4 digs
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Clinton JV Football Earns Win in Final Game at Wegner Field
Boys Junior Varsity FootballMonday night was a terrific night for football as the Clinton Redwolves took down the visiting Tigers of Hudson. Clinton stalled on their first drive at the 23 yard line, but their defense would force a Hudson punt getting the ball back. They would put together a tough, gritty drive that would be capped off by a 3 yard touchdown run by Daejaun Garrison, and a two point conversion by Isaac Keibler, putting the Redwolves up 8 to 0. The Tigers would respond by putting together a drive of their own and eventually scoring on a short touchdown run of their own, but the Redwolves defense would stuff them on their two point try making the score 8 to 6. With a minute and a half left, Clinton would put together a 57 yard drive as time expired to score and make the score 16 to 6. The score on this drive would come from a terrific play and pass by Gradyn Whelan to Paul Blanchard from 35 yards out, and a two point conversion again from Keibler. On the opening kick of the second half, Hudson would m
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Redwolves finish 2nd at County Championships
Girls Varsity VolleyballPlace: 2nd lost to Tecumseh in final Scores: Madison: 25-13, 25-20Morenci: 25-13, 25-16Adrian: 25-13, 25-19Blissfield: 27-25, 25-10Hudson: 25-20, 25-18Tecumseh: 12-25, 22-25 Stats: Kills: Kaylee Kranz (66), Lauren Sheneman (38)Assists: Avery Loftis (126) Digs: Kaylee Kranz (72), Avery Loftis (41)Aces: Calli Kruger All Tournament Team: Kaylee Kranz Lauren Sheneman Avery Loftis Season Record: 34-8-1 LCAA Record: 10-0
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Varsity Football Drops Away Game
Boys Varsity FootballOn Friday the Clinton Varsity Football Team traveled to Hudson and lost 6-22. This snapped a 24 LCAA winning streak for Clinton. The team battled the entire game but was unable to convert on 4th and goal from the one yard line twice and allowed two big plays on defense that decided the game. I was proud of our effort as a team and I look forward to building off that against Ida. Offensively Bryce Randolph led the team in rushing with 69 yards and added another 21 yards receiving. Andy Fair was 3 for 9 passing for 31 yards and one interception. Jake Felts had 42 yards rushing and a touchdown from 11 yards out. Cliff Jones picked up six yards on the ground. Dacari Garrison had a reception for 10 yards. Pancake blocks were from Cade Brighton with two, Owen Wright and Cliff Jones had one apiece. Offensive Player of the Game was Bryce Randolph. Defensively tackles for losses were from Bryce Randolph and Cliff Jones with 3 a p
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Boys Finish 2nd at LCAA Championship meet. Manchester 1st Team, Ramsey 2nd Team all-LCAA for Boys. Claus 2nd Team Girls
CoEd Varsity Cross CountryThe Redwolves Cross Country team competed in the LCAA championships at Hudson High School today with the boys finishing second at the meet, finishing third in the overall season standings. Gabe Manchester finished 5th on the day to earn First Team honors and Eric Ramsey finished 10th to earn Second Team honors. Ella Claus also earned Second Team honors on the day while finishing 9th in the girls race.Manchester finished with a season best time of 17:16.77 as did Ramsey with a time of 17:59.07. Most of the rest of the squad also finished with personal or season best times to help them get to the second position. Austin Strand (15th – 18:25.27, PB), Zach Taylor (18th – 18:44.33, PB), Ronan Stelzer (29th – 19:56.04, SB) finished out the scoring, while Jacob Pizio (30th – 19:56.64), Peter Baker (20:54.80), Hudson Miller (20:58.47) and Aidan Grimm (21:53.88) also finished with personal best times.On the girls side, Claus became the fourth fastest freshman girl in Clinton Cross Country histo
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MSXC Boys 2nd, Girls 4th at MHSAA Regional
CoEd Middle School Cross CountryAt Hudson, Clinton MS Cross Country boys placed 2nd, girls 4th at the MHSAA Regional in the Class C/D Division. Boys claimed the LCAA Championship while girls finished 3rd.Haiden Bennett (10th), Owen Claus (12th), Chris Scholten (23rd) and Dylan Gurica (43rd) earned a medal for their performance while Grant Goodman (55th) rounded out the scoring for the runner-up team.Josslyn Handy (13th) and Henley Wright (14th) earned a medal for their performance while Katelynn Wellday (58th), Kelsi Long (63rd), and Alyssa Piskorowski (71st) rounded out the scoring for the girls team. The following runners earned a personal record - Josslyn Handy, Henley Wright, Piper VanZandt, Nolan Gala, and Grant Goodman.The following runners earned a season record - Kelsi Long.
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Hudson Area Schools
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballOn 10/15, the Redwolves JV Volleyball team traveled to Hudson for an LCAA match-up. Clinton came out on top, winning in three sets: 24-26, 25-8, and 15-4. Leading scorers from the serving line were Emily Farmer(11), Lila Kennedy(10), and Mya Popkey(8). Running the offense for Clinton was Farmer, who earned 25 assists. The majority of these assists came from kills from Abby Sheneman(9), Josie Kranz(6), and Rylee Pepper(6). During the match, the Redwolves’ defense made it difficult for Hudon to score during the second and third sets. Starting at the net, Josie Kranz had 3 blocks and Erin Burton added 2 more. In the back row, Ashlynn Benschoter and Lila Kennedy had 12 digs a piece. The team continues to work hard in practice as they prepare for their last week of the season.
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Varsity Volleyball takes down Hudson
Girls Varsity VolleyballThe Redwolves continue their winning streak in LCAA play, and improve to 10-0. Clinton traveled to Hudson, for a midweek league match, the Redwolves took the match with a 3-1 victory. Scores: Set 1: 25-18Set 2: 30-28Set 3: 25-10Set 4: 25-15Stat Leaders:Kills: Lauren Shenemen (15), Kaylin Sposite (13)Assists: Avery Loftis (42)Digs: Avery Loftis (25), Brailey Gibson (22)Aces: Lauren Shenemen (3)
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