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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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Regional Champs
CoEd Varsity WrestlingThe Clinton Wrestling Team won a Regional Championship on Wednesday, Feb. 18th at Capac High School. The third ranked Redwolves dominated in regional competition as they defeated Clarkston Everest Collegiate and Manchester to win the championship. This is the 10th Regional Championship in a row and 11th in 13 years for the Redwolves. In the Regional Semi Finals Clinton down Clarkston Everest Collegiate 64-16. The match started at 132 pounds and Max Delphy started the night out, but lost his match 7-19. Grady Aldridge picked up a win at 138 pounds and Justice Arnett earned a pin at 144 pounds. Austin Putnam and Tanner Bolton each won at 150 and 157 pounds. Shane Cook picked up a pin at 165 pounds for the Redwolves. Following Cook's pin was Jacob Pope pinning his opponent at 175 pounds and Bowen Fielder pinning his opponent at 190 pounds. Bryce Randolph picked up the win at 215 pounds, while Gradyn Whelan picked up the win at Hwt., an
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9 State Qualifiers
CoEd Varsity WrestlingThe Wrestling Team traveled to Whitmore Lake for the MHSAA Individual Regionals on Saturday, Feb. 21st. Clinton had 13 regional qualifiers and finished the day with 9 state qualifiers. At 106 pounds Hudson Miller placed second after two pins on the day and lost a close 0-1 match in the finals. Hudson Qualified for the MHSAA Individual State Championships at Ford Field March 6th & 7th. At 113 pounds Junior Zach Taylor punched his ticket to Ford Field for the second straight year by taking 4th at Regionals. At 132 pounds sophomore Brock Worden lost in the qualifying round to just miss out on a return trip to Ford Field. At 138 Sophomore Wyatt Cooley lost in the qualifying round as well to just miss his opportunity to wrestle at state. Senior Brenden Benschoter wrestled through some adversity and fell short of qualifying at 144 pounds. Senior Tanner Bolton wrestled a great tournament at 150 pounds and placed third overall to punch his ti
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Wrestlers Qualify for Individual Regionals
CoEd Varsity WrestlingThe wrestling team competed in the MHSAA Individual District Tournament on Saturday, Feb. 14th hosted by Clinton. The Redwolves qualified 13 out of 14 possible wrestlers for individual regionals at Whitmore Lake on Saturday, Feb. 21st starting at 10:30am. To qualify you have to place in the top four of your individual weight class. Clinton did so in dominant fashion. Clinton had four District Champions, Four Runner Ups, and five third place finishers. Brock Worden placed 2nd at 132 pounds after picking up two pins on his way to the finals. Wyatt Cooley placed 3rd at 138 pounds after going 3-1 on the day. Wyatt picked up a pin, an 11-10 decision and a 10-6 decision in his final match. At 144 pounds Brenden Benschoter placed third with two pins and a 13-0 major decision. At 150 pounds Tanner Bolton placed third behind a pin, two technical fall and a 4-0 win. At 157 Braxton Randolph finished as runner up losing to the number one
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Wrestling Wins 11th Team District Championship in a Row
CoEd Varsity WrestlingThe Clinton Redwolves Wrestling Team putting the finishing touches on an MHSAA Division 4 Team District Championship on Wednesday, Feb. 11th at Monroe St. Mary's Catholic Central. Clinton opened with SMCC in the district semi final and came away with a dominant 54-23 win. Winning matches were Brock Worden at 132 with a score of 15-8, Wyatt Cooley won by major decision 10-0 at 138 pounds. Brenden Benschoter picked up the pin at 144 pounds. Jaxon Phillip grabbed a pin of his own at 150 pounds. Austin Putnam dropped his match at 157 pounds. Braxton Randolph picked up a pin at 165 pounds. Landon Lakatos pinned his opponent at 175 pounds. Owen Wright earned a 16-1 technical fall at 190 pounds. Bryce Randolph earned a win at 215 pounds, while Jonah Hahn dropped his match at Hwt. Damion Fivenson dropped his match at 106, while Zach Taylor earned a first period pin at 113 pounds. Khloie Miller picked up a pin at 120 pounds. &nbs
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Wrestling Hosts LCAA Championships
CoEd Varsity WrestlingThe wrestling program hosted the two day LCAA Dual Championships on Friday, Feb. 6th and Saturday Feb. 7th. Friday night Clinton opened the tournament with a 57-24 win over Ida. Winning matches were Hudson Miller, Zach Taylor, Wyatt Cooley, Brenden Benschoter, Tanner Bolton, Braxton Randolph, Cliff Jones, Landon Lakatos, Bryce Randolph, and Gradyn Whelan. In the second match of the night Clinton competed against the division 3 state champions and lost. Zach Taylor won a great match against the defending state champion and Gradyn Whelan lost a close match at the buzzer at 215. Saturday the Redwolves started out against Hillsdale and came away with a 61-18 win. Winners were Hudson Miller, Zach Taylor, Brock Worden, Wyatt Cooley, Brenden Benschoter, Jaxon Phillip, Braxton Randolph, Bryce Randolph, Landon Lakatos, Owen Wright, and Gradyn Whelan. It was Jaxon Phillip's season debut after rehabbing an injury from football and he came out with huge first pe
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CoEd Varsity Bowling vs. Onsted Community High School
CoEd Varsity BowlingFeb. 5, 2026 – Clinton vs. OnstedIn a tough matchup, the Boys Varsity team fell to Onsted 7–23 after dropping both Baker games and securing only three individual points. Despite the loss, Clinton showed confidence under pressure. Nolan Gala led the way with games of 212 and 196, while Gage Ison (193), Mitchel Reiser (180), and Jack Patterson (168) also delivered strong performances. While we may have lost this match, I’m proud of each bowler for maintaining team spirit, sportsmanship and composure.The Girls Varsity team defeated Onsted with a strong 25.5–4.5. Sweeping the Baker games and total pinfall, Clinton took five individual games. Cora Harsh had new personal highs with a 222 and 172 games, which is also her new high series. Sierra Welch also helped the team with games of 190 and 154.Clinton Junior Varsity wrapped up the night with a thrilling 16–14 win in a very close match. Splitting the Baker games and total pinfall, the JV team clinched the victory with four individual wins.
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CoEd Varsity Bowling vs. Ida High School
CoEd Varsity BowlingFeb. 4, 2026 – Clinton vs. Ida The Varsity Boys split the Baker games against Ida but came up short in total pinfall, dropping the match 8–22. Josh Kaufman led with a 200, followed by strong games from Jett Hess (177) and Jack Patterson (168).The Clinton Girls Varsity team put on a near-perfect performance, allowing Ida just half a point in a dominant 29.5–0.5 victory. Sierra Welch and Kaylin Phifer each rolled impressive 157 games to help seal the win.Clinton’s JV squad continued their winning streak with another victory 27–3. Sweeping both Baker games and conceding only three individual points, the team was led by Gage Ison’s outstanding 180, a new personal best from Laiya Winters with a 141, and a 128 from Marcus Smead.
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CoEd Varsity Bowling vs. Dundee Community High School
CoEd Varsity BowlingFeb. 2, 2026 – Clinton vs. DundeeSenior Night Sparks Big Performances for Clinton BowlingClinton Bowling celebrated Senior Night in style, with senior banners hung proudly on the wall, as well as on the big screen to honor Anthony Salzano, Cora Harsh, Delilah Buckmaster, Kaylin Phifer, and Zach Parrish for their dedication and impact to the bowling program. These seniors capped off terrific 2025–2026 seasons and were recognized for their hard work, leadership, and commitment. Their team spirit, and the way they all support one another helped shape the team both on and off the lanes. They are a great group, and they will be missed. Congratulations to all five, and best of luck in everything that lies ahead.The Clinton Boys Varsity team went head-to-head with Dundee, splitting the Baker games but falling short in total pinfall, resulting in an 8–22 loss. Clinton picked up four individual points thanks to strong efforts from Josh Kaufman, Jack Patterson, Nolan Gala, and Mitchel Reiser. Re
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CoEd Varsity Bowling vs. Dundee Community High School
CoEd Varsity BowlingFeb. 2, 2026 – Clinton vs. DundeeSenior Night Sparks Big Performances for Clinton BowlingClinton Bowling celebrated Senior Night in style, with senior banners hung proudly on the wall, as well as on the big screen to honor Anthony Salzano, Cora Harsh, Delilah Buckmaster, Kaylin Phifer, and Zach Parrish for their dedication and impact to the bowling program. These seniors capped off terrific 2025–2026 seasons and were recognized for their hard work, leadership, and commitment. Their team spirit, and the way they all support one another helped shape the team both on and off the lanes. They are a great group, and they will be missed. Congratulations to all five, and best of luck in everything that lies ahead.The Clinton Boys Varsity team went head-to-head with Dundee, splitting the Baker games but falling short in total pinfall, resulting in an 8–22 loss. Clinton picked up four individual points thanks to strong efforts from Josh Kaufman, Jack Patterson, Nolan Gala, and Mitchel Reiser. Re
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CoEd Varsity Bowling vs. Dundee Community High School
CoEd Varsity BowlingFeb. 2, 2026 – Clinton vs. DundeeSenior Night Sparks Big Performances for Clinton BowlingClinton Bowling celebrated Senior Night in style, with senior banners hung proudly on the wall, as well as on the big screen to honor Anthony Salzano, Cora Harsh, Delilah Buckmaster, Kaylin Phifer, and Zach Parrish for their dedication and impact to the bowling program. These seniors capped off a terrific 2025–2026 season and were recognized for their hard work, leadership, and commitment. Their team spirit, and the way they all support one another helped shape the team both on and off the lanes. They are a great group, and they will be missed. Congratulations to all five, and best of luck in everything that lies ahead.The Clinton Boys Varsity team went head-to-head with Dundee, splitting the Baker games but falling short in total pinfall, resulting in an 8–22 loss. Clinton picked up four individual points thanks to strong efforts from Josh Kaufman, Jack Patterson, Nolan Gala, and Mitchel Reiser. R
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Bryce Randolph Wins 4th County Championship
CoEd Varsity WrestlingOn Friday, Jan. 30th Adrian College hosted the annual Lenawee County Meet, where only the top four wrestlers in each weight class are invited to compete for a county championship. This unique event in highlighted by Adrian College and also showcases the Lenawee Hall of Fame Inductees each year before the finals. This year Clinton's own David Beazley was inducted in the HOF. Clinton qualified 12 of 14 weight classes and three girls for a total of 15 Redwolves at the county meet. The girls finals were first with sophomore Khloie Miller capturing her second county championship at 120 pounds. She picked up two pins on the night. Mollie Clark finished as runner up as did Emily Charlton for the Redwolves. For the boys Hudson Miller placed fourth at 106 pounds. Zach Taylor was third at 120 pounds. Brock Worden placed third at 132 pounds with a pin in his last match. Wyatt Cooley finished runner up at 138 pounds after winning a close 9-7 ma
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Wrestling Takes 3rd at Lapeer Tournament
CoEd Varsity WrestlingThe Redwolves traveled to Lapeer on Friday, Jan. 23rd for a varsity tournament. Clinton was was to get a lot of matches leading into the weekend off. Hudson Miller went 3-2 placing third at 106 pounds for the Redwolves with two pins and a 7-5 decision. Brock Worden picked up 3rd place as well at 132 pounds. Wyatt Cooley placed 4th at 138 pounds after a couple of nice wins with a pin and a 10-1 major decision. At 144 pounds Brenden Benschoter placed 2nd after picking up three pins on the night. Tanner Bolton picked up a technical fall and a pin on his way to a third place finish at 150 pounds. At 157 pounds Braxton Randolph dropped a tough 11-12 decision, then picked up three pins in a row to earn 2nd place. Clifford Jones competed at 165 pounds and went 5-0 to win the championship, behind two major decision wins, a technical fall and a pin. Shane Cook picked up 4th place at 175 pounds after picking up three pins on the night.
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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball vs. Madison High School
Boys Junior Varsity BasketballClinton 38, Madison 24The Clinton Redwolves JV boys earned a solid 38–24 win over the Madison Trojans by staying patient on offense and taking full advantage of defensive mistakes throughout the game.Madison’s zone defense made scoring difficult early, but Clinton showed maturity and discipline, moving the ball, attacking gaps, and waiting for high-quality shots. That patience paid off as the Redwolves gradually built separation and controlled the flow of the game.On the defensive end, Clinton was locked in, forcing turnovers and capitalizing on Madison’s mistakes. Strong team defense led to transition opportunities and helped keep the Trojans from ever finding a consistent rhythm.Offensively, the Redwolves were led by Jacob Ruhl with 10 points. Joey Della-Badia added 8 points, while Vinny Skidmore chipped in 5. Zack Andrews and Michael Keller each scored 4 points, CJ Mitchell added 3, and Wyatt Dehring and Evan Stephens rounded out the scoring with 2 points apiece.The win highlighted
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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball vs. Dundee Community High School
Boys Junior Varsity BasketballClinton 45, Dundee 33The Clinton Redwolves JV boys turned in another strong team performance, defeating the Dundee Vikings 45–33 in a game they controlled from start to finish, even while playing shorthanded.Despite missing a few players, Clinton came out focused and set the tone early with energy, effort, and disciplined defense. The Redwolves shared the ball well offensively and consistently made the extra pass, allowing them to build and maintain a comfortable lead throughout the game.Defensively, Clinton was solid from start to finish, limiting Dundee’s scoring opportunities and forcing tough shots. The Redwolves’ depth and next-man-up mentality were on full display, as everyone who stepped on the floor contributed to the team’s success.Offensively, Clinton was led by Evan Stephens and Michael Keller with 9 points each. Joey Della-Badia and Noah Jenkins added 8 points apiece, while Zeke Turner chipped in 5. Vinny Skidmore and Jacob Ruhl rounded out the scoring with 3 points each.Th
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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball vs. Hillsdale High School
Boys Junior Varsity BasketballClinton 49, Hillsdale 27The Clinton Redwolves JV boys put together a complete team performance Tuesday night, rolling past the Hillsdale Hornets 49–27 in a game they controlled from start to finish.Clinton set the tone early with strong defensive pressure and unselfish offense, building momentum in the opening minutes and never looking back. The Redwolves consistently won the effort plays, rebounded well, and shared the ball, allowing everyone on the roster to contribute to the win.Defensively, Clinton was locked in all night, forcing tough shots and limiting Hillsdale’s scoring opportunities. That defensive intensity led to transition chances and steady offensive production throughout the game.The Redwolves’ scoring was balanced, led by Vinny Skidmore, Noah Jenkins, and Zack Andrews with 7 points each. Wyatt Dehring, Michael Keller, Brady Schanz, and Jacob Ruhl each added 4 points. Lukas Stornant, Joey Della-Badia, and Zeke Turner contributed 3 points apiece, CJ Mitchell scored 2, and
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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball vs. Hudson Area Schools
Boys Junior Varsity BasketballClinton 47, Hudson 40The Clinton Redwolves JV boys earned a strong 47–40 win over the Hudson Tigers, putting together a complete team effort highlighted by a fast start and a big finish.Clinton came out locked in from the opening tip, setting the tone on both ends of the floor and building a 25–14 lead by halftime. The Redwolves shared the ball well offensively and played disciplined defense to control the first half.Hudson responded coming out of the locker room, and Clinton struggled to find a rhythm during a tough third quarter that allowed the Tigers to climb back into the game. However, the Redwolves showed resilience and maturity, regrouping in the fourth quarter and exploding for 22 points to close out the win.Joey Della-Badia led all scorers with an outstanding 20-point performance. CJ Mitchell added 8 points, while Noah Jenkins and Michael Keller each contributed 5. Vinny Skidmore chipped in 4 points, Evan Stephens added 3, and Zack Andrews rounded out the scoring with 2 point
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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball vs. Mason Consolidated Schools
Boys Junior Varsity BasketballErie Mason 47, Clinton 30The Clinton Redwolves JV boys battled throughout the night but ultimately fell to Erie Mason, 47–30, in a hard-fought contest.Early on, the game was competitive, with Clinton matching Erie Mason’s intensity and effort on both ends of the floor. The Redwolves continued to compete and play physical defense, but Erie Mason was able to control the tempo and gradually create separation. Late in the game, the Eagles capitalized on their opportunities and pulled away to secure the win.Offensively, Clinton was led by Joey Della-Badia with 11 points. Noah Jenkins added 6 points, while Wyatt Dehring chipped in 5. Zeke Turner, Michael Keller, and Jacob Ruhl each scored 2 points, and Lukas Stornant and CJ Mitchell rounded out the scoring with 1 point apiece.Despite the final score, the effort and toughness shown by the Redwolves were positives to build on moving forward. Clinton will look to learn from this game and continue to improve as the season progresses.
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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball vs. Grass Lake High School
Boys Junior Varsity BasketballClinton 37, Grass Lake 27The Clinton Redwolves JV boys earned a 37–27 win over the Grass Lake Warriors, overcoming a slow start with a dominant third quarter to pull away and secure the victory.The game opened as a defensive struggle, with both teams having trouble finding a rhythm offensively. Clinton stayed patient and continued to defend, keeping the game within reach despite the slow start. That persistence paid off after halftime, as the Redwolves exploded for an 18-point third quarter that completely shifted the momentum.Clinton’s defensive intensity fueled the run, leading to better looks on offense and allowing the Redwolves to separate from Grass Lake just enough to take control of the game. From there, Clinton managed the lead and closed out the win with strong team defense and smart possessions.Offensively, the Redwolves were led by Joey Della-Badia with 15 points. CJ Mitchell added 9 points, while Michael Keller scored 4. Wyatt Dehring chipped in 3 points, and Zeke Turner a
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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball vs. Ida High School
Boys Junior Varsity BasketballClinton 45, Ida 42The Clinton Redwolves JV boys picked up a gritty 45–42 win over the Ida Bluestreaks in a hard-fought, competitive matchup that stayed close from start to finish.Both teams battled on both ends of the floor all night, with neither side able to create much separation early. Clinton stayed composed and executed when it mattered most, doing just enough down the stretch to pull away and secure the three-point victory.The Redwolves were led offensively by Noah Jenkins, who finished with 11 points. Zack Andrews added 7 points, while Joey Della-Badia and Jacob Ruhl each chipped in 6. Wyatt Dehring and Brady Schanz scored 4 points apiece, Vinny Skidmore added 3, and CJ Mitchell and Evan Stephens rounded out the scoring with 2 points each.The win highlighted Clinton’s balanced scoring and team effort, as well as their ability to stay disciplined in a tight game. The Redwolves will look to continue building momentum as they move forward in the season.
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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball vs. Onsted Community High School
Boys Junior Varsity BasketballClinton 47, Onsted 42 (OT)The Clinton Redwolves JV boys earned a hard-fought overtime victory Tuesday night, knocking off the Onsted Wildcats 47–42 in an exciting defensive battle from start to finish.The game was physical and competitive throughout, with neither team able to gain much separation. Clinton controlled the tempo for most of the night and relied on disciplined defense to keep Onsted in check. When the game went to overtime, the Redwolves rose to the moment, locking in on the defensive end and making the key plays when it mattered most.Clinton’s defense set the tone in the extra period, forcing tough shots and limiting second-chance opportunities, allowing the offense to close out the win at the free-throw line and in transition.Offensively, the Redwolves were led by Joey Della-Badia with 12 points. CJ Mitchell added 8 points, while Max Walden chipped in 7. Lukas Stornant scored 5 points, Noah Jenkins added 4, and Vinny Skidmore, Michael Keller, and Zack Andrew each contrib
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