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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 6-61) - $5Middle School General Admission (Adults) - $3Middle School General Admission (Students) - $1Toddlers age 5 and below and seniors 62 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 Defeats Whiteford in First Round of Playoffs
Boys Varsity FootballThe varsity football team earned a home playoff team for the first round of the MHSAA Playoffs on Halloween Night. The Redwolves were ready and came away with a 36-20 win. Clinton came up big in a game that not many outside of our locker room gave us a chance to win. But the tradition and believe was there with the players, coaches, and community. That is all it took, belief and execution. Clinton racked up 481 yards of offense on the night after running for 416 yards and passing for another 65 yards. Clinton ended up with two backs over the 100 yard mark. Quarterback Gradyn Whelan picked up 157 yards rushing and threw for another 65 yards. Whelan had three touchdowns on the ground and was 3 for 9 passing. He also threw for two 2 point conversions, one to Cliff Jones and another to Bryce Randolph. Cliff Jones picked up 143 rushing and a touchdown. Braxton Randolph had 3 rushes for 63 yards, Dacari Garrison had 2 rushes f
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballThe Clinton Redwolves JV volleyball team finished their season in championship form on Saturday, October 25, at the LCAA Tournament hosted by Onsted High School. The Redwolves battled through pool and bracket play to claim first place, ending their remarkable season with an overall record of 41-5.In pool play, Clinton dominated their competition, defeating Hudson (25-15, 25-3) and Blissfield (25-13, 25-9) before splitting with Onsted (23-25, 25-17). Their strong performance earned them the second seed heading into bracket play. The Redwolves started bracket play by meeting Blissfield once again, securing a convincing 25-16, 25-16 win. In the semifinals, they faced Onsted for a rematch and came out strong, taking the match 25-9, 25-19. That victory set the stage for a highly anticipated championship showdown against Ida—the only team to hand Clinton a league loss earlier in the season. Fueled by determination and teamwork, the Redwolves dominated from the first serve to the final p
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Varsity Football Defeats Ubly on Senior Night
Boys Varsity FootballClinton hosted perineal power Ubly on Friday, Oct. 24th and came away with a 48-22 win. The start of the game was not ideal for the Redwolves as they were stopped twice on 4th down and turned the ball over on downs giving Ubly a short field to work with. Clinton went down 0-14 to start the game. Clinton battled back in the second quarter with a one yard touchdown run by Gradyn Whelan, then Whelan found Tanner Bolton in the back of the end zone for the two point conversion to make the score 8-14. After a defensive stop Clinton drove down the field again and was capped off with a 5 yard touchdown run by Braxton Randolph. The two point conversion was converted by Braxton Randolph as well. Clinton went up 16-14. Ubly answered by scoring on a 31 yard touchdown pass and converted a two point conversion after making the score Ubly 22 Clinton 16. With around a minute on the clock Clinton drove down the field, stopping the clock when needed.
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MHSAA LP Region 27-3 Championship
CoEd Varsity Cross CountryOn Saturday, the Redwolves raced at Willow Metropark for the Region 27-3 XC Championships. Josslyn Handy, Grace Farrell, and Haiden Bennett all qualified for the LP Finals on November 1 at MIS. Handy finished 10th in the girls race with a time of 21:18.2 which was a personal best and made her the 5th fastest freshman in school history. Farrell also ran a personal best time of 21:34.6 to finish 12th earning automatic qualification by finishing in the top 15. Bennett finished 9th in the boys race with a personal best time of 17:28.1 making him the second fastest freshman in school history. The boys finished 6th overall with Austin Strand (25th), Peter Baker (37th), Jacob Pizio (40th), and Dylan Gurica who ran a personal best of 20:05.3 (41st) rounding out the scoring. Lucas Goetting finished 43rd, and Chris Scholten 57th.Good luck to Joss, Grace, and Haiden at the State meet.
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Clinton JV Redwolves Caps Off Undefeated Season
Boys Junior Varsity FootballThe Clinton JV Redwolves football team finished their season on Thursday night travelling to Plymouth to take on the Wildcats. They were able to come out of this game victorious finishing their perfect, 9 and 0 season. Bronson Whelan started the game off quickly for the Redwolves with a strip fumble, and then a couple plays later scoring on a carry from 2 yards out. Daejaun Garrison would run the 2 point conversion making the score 8 to 0. On their next offensive drive, Wyatt Dehring would get loose and score from 65 yards, and Isaac Keibler would convert the 2 point, making it 16 to 0. Whelan would intercept a pass on the next defensive series, and would score again on a 32 yard carry. Noah Jenkins completed a pass to CJ Mitchell for the 2 point and the score would become 24 to 0. Clinton would force another punt, and Daejaun Garrison would pick up a touchdown of his own on a 9 yard scamper, and Keibler would score on another 2 point, making the score 32 to 0. The Redwolves would scor
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Blissfield High School
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballThe Clinton JV volleyball team continued their winning ways Tuesday night with a commanding victory over the Blissfield Royals. The Redwolves made quick work of the match, sweeping Blissfield in two decisive sets, 25-4 and 25-8.Josie Kranz led the offensive charge with 13 kills, posting an impressive .455 hitting percentage. DeLane McKinnon, Kylie Hicks, and Brooklynn Kranz each added five kills to round out a balanced attack. Emily Farmer ran a smooth offense, recording 25 assists on the night.From the service line, Zoey Riddle was dominant, scoring 21 points and serving up five aces. Farmer chipped in nine points, while Avah Vershum added seven. Defensively, Brooklynn Kranz set a new season high with 18 digs, and Riddle followed closely with 13.With the sweep, Clinton improves to 36-5 on the season. The Redwolves will look to finish their impressive run this weekend at the LCAA Tournament in Onsted.
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Lenawee Christian School
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballThe Clinton JV volleyball team continued their strong season Monday evening with a straight-set victory over Lenawee Christian, winning 25-21 and 25-13.The Redwolves were led offensively by setter Emily Farmer, who dished out 19 assists to pace the attack. Brooklynn Kranz led the team in kills with six, while Joslyn Kranz and Kylie Hicks each added four. Joslyn also made her presence known at the net with four blocks.From the service line, Brooklynn Kranz tallied 12 points, including five aces, while Hicks and Zoey Riddle each contributed six points. Defensively, Hicks anchored the back row with 10 digs, followed by Riddle with seven and Avah Vershum with six.With the win, Clinton improves their impressive overall record to 35-5 on the season.
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Clinton JV Finishes Undefeated in League Play
Boys Junior Varsity FootballThe Clinton JV Redwolves finished their undefeated league season on Saturday against the Ida Blusestreaks. Clinton were jump started early by a 20 yard touchdown run by Daejaun Garrison, and a two point conversion on a pass from Wyatt Cooley to CJ Mitchell. On their next possession, Clinton scored again on a Bronson Whelan six yard touchdown run, and two point conversion on a pass from Cooley to Paul Blanchard. Ida’s next drive was cut short on an interception from Noah Jenkins. The Bluestreaks had another drive shortened by a fumble that was caused by Jenkins and recovered by Roman Roberts. Clinton capitalized on this mistake and scored a touchdown on a 20 yard touchdown pass from Jenkins to Blanchard. After a 2 point conversion from Daejaun Garrison, Clinton went into halftime with a 24 to 0 lead. Ida would be forced to punt on their first drive of the second half, and Clinton would take advantage, marching down the field and scoring on a 9 yard run from Wyatt Dehring. The Bluestreak
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Chelsea High School
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballThe Clinton Redwolves JV volleyball team put together an impressive performance at the Chelsea Tournament this weekend, taking on a strong field of larger schools and finishing the day in third place.The Redwolves came out strong in pool play, defeating all three of their opponents in straight sets. Clinton opened the day with a 25-17, 25-18 win over the host team, Chelsea, followed by dominant victories over Lumen Christi (25-13, 25-18) and Grass Lake (25-17, 25-13). With an undefeated record and a commanding point differential, the Wolves advanced out of pool play as the top seed.In the quarterfinals, Clinton faced Grass Lake again. After dropping the first set 21-25, the Redwolves battled back to win the next two sets 25-16 and 15-2, securing their spot in the semifinals. There, they met Parma-Western, a team that had handed them one of their few losses earlier in the season. Clinton fought hard but ultimately fell short, 23-25 and 16-25.Despite the semifinal loss, it was a standout
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Varsity Football Downs Ida
Boys Varsity FootballIn the final LCAA game Clinton defeated Ida 28-16 to improve to 6-2 overall on the season. Ida is currently ranked in the top ten of division 6 and proved to be a great win for the Redwolves. Clinton was able to put up 353 yards rushing and another 48 yards in the air for 401 yards of total offense. Ida was limited to 20 offensive plays and Clinton 63 offensive plays. Our offense was able to control the game and the clock, with our defense getting the ball back to our offense quickly. Cliff Jones had a career game carrying the ball 35 times for 232 yards, 2 touchdowns, and a caught a pass for a two point conversion. The offensive line was the story of the night as Clinton has several starters out for the game and other players stepping doing a tremendous job. Gradyn Whelan had 15 carries for 84 yards and a touchdown and was 3 for 5 passing for 48 yards and one interception. Braxton Randolph had 8 carries for 37 yards and caught a pass for
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Lenawee County Championships: Handy First Team; Farrell and Bennett Second Team; Strand Honorable Mention
CoEd Varsity Cross CountryOn Saturday, the Redwolves XC teams traveled to Hudson High School for the annual LCAA Cross Country Championships. At the meet, Josslyn Handy earned 1st team all-LCAA running a personal best of 21:42 and finishing 7th overall. Grace Farrell ran a nearly 50 second personal best of 21:55 (beating her mom's PR from Clinton HS days) and earned second team honors finishing 9th. Haiden Bennett also earned second team honors finishing 10th and Austin Strand finished 21st earning honorable mention in the boys' race.Also running a personal best time was Dylan Gurica with a time of 20:51.Next the team travels to Willow Metropark for the Region 27 meet on Saturday, October 25th.
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Clinton MS Cross Country Excels in 2025
CoEd Middle School Cross CountryThe Clinton Middle School Cross Country program has accumulated 72 team trophies and 899 individual medals over the last 9 seasons. “The success of the program is a direct result of the time and effort kids are willing to put forth,” said Coach Delezenne. Runners accumulated approximately 188 miles during the 2025 campaign. The 2025 team had 32 runners and earned 14 trophies and 130 medals. The returning runners were motivated to improve on last season. Both teams were competitive and thrived on the success of one another. Overall, it was a very successful season.The boys team won the LCAA Championship and finished top 2 in 9 races while earning runner-up in the Class C/D Division of the MHSAA Regional. The team consisted of Owen Claus, Grant Goodman, Kayden Rubio, Max Blom, Kane Darmis, Max Morgan, Abram Thompson, Vincent Carruba, Owen LeBlanc, Ryan Lighthall, Camden Meikle, Lucas Snyder, Blake Dutton, Cole Houghton, Maverick Miller
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MSXC Boys 2nd, Girls 3rd at Class C/D Regional
CoEd Middle School Cross CountryAt Hudson, MSXC boys finish runner-up, girls 3rd in the Class C/D Regional. Boys claim 1st, girls 2nd in the LCAA.Laura Ruesink (4), Olivia Gibson (10), Henley Wright (18), and Hailey Wegman (57) earned a medal for their performance while Olivia Grzebik (64) rounded out the scoring for the girls team.Owen Claus (1), Elijah Sierer (15), Grant Goodman (21), Maverick Miller (31), and Max Blom (33) rounded out the scoring for the boys team while Kayden Rubio (51), Blake Dutton (52), and Max Morgan (58) also earned a medal for their performance.The following runners earned a personal record - Olivia Gibson, Tori Piskorowski, and Cole Houghton.
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Clinton JV Football Blanks Hudson
Boys Junior Varsity FootballOn Monday, the Clinton JV football team travelled to Hudson and shut out the Tigers in a 38 to 0 win. The Redwolves got started by a 7 yard touchdown run from Wyatt Dehring, and a two point conversion from Bronson Whelan. After a 3 and out from their defense, Clinton scored again on a 20 yard touchdown run from Whelan and a two point conversion from Dehring. Clinton’s defense was able to force another 3 and out, and Whelan found the end zone again on a 5 yard touchdown, and Wyatt Cooley found CJ Mitchell for the 2 point conversion. On Hudson's first drive of the second half Noah Jenkins was able to intercept a pass and Clinton scored on the next play from 45 yards out by Dehring. Clinton’s Brock Worden recovered the following kickoff and Whelan was able to score yet again, this time from 37 yards out, and Cooley threw a pass to Dehring for the two point. Dehring would intercept a pass on the next Hudson drive and Clinton would command the clock for the rest of the game and finish the g
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Madison High School
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballThe Clinton JV volleyball team continued their dominant season Tuesday night, sweeping the Madison Trojans in straight sets, 25-17 and 25-17. The win marks the Redwolves’ 30th victory of the year, improving their record to an impressive 30-4.Kylie Hicks led the offensive attack with 10 kills and an efficient .400 hitting percentage. Josie Kranz followed closely behind with 9 kills and added 3 solo blocks at the net, while Brooklynn Kranz contributed 7 kills of her own. Setting the pace for the Wolves’ offense, Emily Farmer dished out 23 assists on the night.From the service line, the Redwolves kept Madison on their heels. Zoey Riddle notched 14 service points, including 5 aces. Farmer and Avah Vershum added 8 and 6 points respectively to keep the momentum strong throughout both sets.Defensively, Clinton’s back row was solid once again. Brooklynn Kranz led the way with 14 digs, while Riddle and Hicks each added 13 to help shut down the Trojans’ attack.The Redwolves will look to carry th
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Varsity Football Honors Service Members During Hudson Game
Boys Varsity FootballThe entire week Clinton honored past, present, and future service members from every branch. Clinton High School Counselor Heidi Kutzley did a tremendous job organizing a great event that culminated Friday night. Clinton Varsity Football Team dropped their game against Hudson 16-32, and has an overall record of 5-2 on the year. Clinton was held to 156 yards rushing on the night with Cliff Jones leading the way with 16 carries for 92 yards, a 25 yard touchdown, and caught a pass for a two point conversion. Gradyn Whelan had 12 carries for 43 yards and a 4 yard touchdown run. Whelan was 1 for 6 passing with an interception for 16 yards. Braxton Randolph had four carries for 18 yards, Brenden Benschoter had a carry for 3 yards, and Jake Halchishak had a carry for no gain. Dacari Garrison had a reception for 16 yards and huge punt return for 59 yards. Tanner Bolton caught a pass for a two point conversion as well. Tanner Bolton returned
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MSXC Girls 1st, Boys 3rd at County Championship
CoEd Middle School Cross CountryAt Gerber Park, MSXC girls claim 1st, boys 3rd at the County Championship.Laura Ruesink (1), Henley Wright (7), Olivia Gibson (8), Hailey Wegman (20), and Olivia Grzebik (21) rounded out the scoring for the winning girls team and earned a medal for their performance.Owen Claus (1), Elijah Sierer (5), Max Blom (13), Grant Goodman (15), and Kayden Rubio (17) rounded out the scoring for the boys team while Maverick Miller (19), Blake Dutton (28), and Abram Thompson (29) also earned a medal for their performance.The following runners earned a personal record - Max Blom and Cole Houghton.The following runners earned a season record - Alyson Gallup.
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Ida High School
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballThe Clinton Redwolves JV volleyball team faced a tough matchup on Tuesday night, falling to the Ida Bluestreaks in a close contest, 24-26 and 21-25. The loss marks Clinton’s first LCAA defeat of the season, bringing their overall record to 23-4.Both sets were tightly contested, with long rallies and intense defensive play from both sides. Clinton fought hard to the end, showing grit and determination in every point, but Ida’s consistency at the net and steady serving ultimately made the difference.Offensively, the Redwolves were led by Brooklynn Kranz and DeLane McKinnon, who each tallied 10 kills. Joslyn Kranz added 7 kills and 2 blocks, contributing key points at crucial moments. Emily Farmer continued to run the offense efficiently, finishing the night with 23 assists.Defensively, Zoey Riddle anchored the back row with 16 digs, followed closely by Kylie Hicks with 13. Riddle also led from the service line, notching 10 points and 3 aces to keep Clinton in the fight.
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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Tecumseh High School
Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballThe Clinton Redwolves JV volleyball team had an incredible showing at the County Tournament on Saturday, October 11, finishing the day as undefeated champions with a 6-0 record.In pool play, the Redwolves came out strong, dominating their opponents with confidence and precision. They opened the day with decisive wins over Hudson (25-12, 25-12), Britton-Deerfield (25-10, 25-3), and Lenawee Christian (25-8, 25-10). These commanding victories earned Clinton the top seed heading into bracket play.To start bracket play, Clinton took down Morenci in two quick sets 25-7 and 25-15. In the semifinals, the Redwolves continued their momentum, defeating Onsted 25-20 and 25-14 to advance to the championship match against Tecumseh—a team that had handed Clinton one of its few losses earlier in the season. This time, the Wolves were determined to rewrite the story.The championship match was a true test of grit and teamwork. Midway through the first set, Clinton lost a key player to an ankle injury, l
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Clinton Sweeps Ida to Stay Unbeaten in LCAA Play
Girls Varsity VolleyballThe Clinton Redwolves volleyball team continued their dominant run through the Lenawee County Athletic Association on Tuesday evening, sweeping Ida in straight sets to remain unbeaten in league play. The Redwolves’ combination of steady setting, strong defense, and balanced offense kept the Bluestreaks off rhythm throughout the match. Setter Avery Loftis led the way with a standout all-around performance, recording 11 kills, 17 assists, and 11 digs, while fellow setter Addison Loftis added 7 kills, 11 assists, and 13 digs. In the middle, Bella Bannon contributed 4 kills, 4 digs, and 1 block, and Abby Sheneman added 1 kill, 1 dig, and 2 solo blocks to help anchor the net. Outside hitters Rylee Pepper (7 kills, 10 digs) and Makenna Gore (2 kills) rounded out a balanced offensive attack. Defensively, libero Brailey Gibson turned in a stellar night, leading the back row with 48 digs and 1 ace, while defensive specialists Calli Kruger and Lila Kennedy each added 10 digs, with
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