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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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Clinton JV Baseball Sweeps Lincoln
Boys Junior Varsity BaseballGame 1: Clinton Junior Varsity Redwolves were dominant from start to finish in an 11-1 victory over Lincoln Junior Varsity Railsplitters on Tuesday.Clinton wasted no time getting on the scoreboard in the first inning. Pruss worked a bases-loaded walk to bring home the game’s first run before Handy ripped a double that plated two more, giving the Redwolves an early advantage.The Redwolves broke the game open in the sixth inning, scoring five runs on four hits. Worden drove in a run with a ground out, Jenkins added an RBI single, Reid followed with another run-scoring hit, and Handy drew a walk with the bases loaded to cap off the inning.Walden earned the win on the mound for Clinton, allowing just one run on two hits over four innings while striking out eight and walking none. Pruss was outstanding in relief, tossing two scoreless innings while giving up one hit, striking out four, and walking one.Handy led the offense with two RBIs, while Pruss paced the team with a perfect 2-for-
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Redwolves Battle to Runner-Up Finish at LCAA Jamboree #3
Boys Varsity GolfSaline, MI (Rustic Glen GC) — The Clinton Redwolves turned in another strong conference performance Wednesday at the LCAA Jamboree #3, finishing just two strokes shy of first place in a tightly contested battle at Rustic Glen Golf Club.Clinton posted a team score of 165, finishing runner-up behind Ida’s 163. Onsted placed third with a 173, followed by Blissfield at 177 and Dundee at 179. The narrow margin kept the race for the top of the LCAA standings extremely competitive heading into the final jamboree of the season.The challenging back nine at Rustic Glen proved to be the difference throughout the afternoon, as difficult greens tested every team in the field. Despite the tough setup, the Redwolves battled back late in the round and found themselves tied with Ida entering the final hole before the Blue Streaks closed with a strong finish to secure the win.Sophomore Vinny Skidmore led the way for Clinton with a steady round of 40, tying fo
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Boys Break School Record in 4x100 again at LCAA Tri-Meet in Ida
CoEd Varsity TrackThe boys 4x100 relay team broke the school record again on Monday as the Redwolves Track and Field traveled to Ida for an LCAA tri-meet including Madison. In the meet, delayed by lightning, but with favorable conditions for fast times, the 4x100 team of Jimmy Schaffner, Cory Hoover, Brenden Benschoter, and Wyatt Dehring bested the record set a couple of weeks ago by running a time of 43.93 to win the event. Overall, at the meet, both teams were beaten by two of the leading teams in the league.For the boys, also winning their events were:Dehring in the 100m with a PR of 11.05.Jack Frederick in the shot put with a PR of 42’-4”Second place finishers were:Michael Keller in the 400mCole Hillegonds in the 800m with a PR of 2:06.46Haiden Bennett in the 3200mEli Turner in the high jumpBroden Manchester in the pole vaultDehring in the long jump with a PR of 21’-6”Third place finishers were:Benschoter in the 100m with a PR of 11.16 and in the long jumpBennett in the 800mFrederick in the discusHi
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Clinton JV Baseball Takes Down Jackson Northwest
Boys Junior Varsity BaseballClinton Junior Varsity Redwolves cruised to an 11-1 victory over the Northwest Junior Varsity Mounties on Monday, using a strong all-around performance to take control early and never look back.Clinton opened the scoring in the second inning, capitalizing on timely hitting and a defensive miscue. Reid started the rally with a double to left, followed by Walden’s single down the right field line. An error by Northwest added another run before Della-Badia capped the inning with a double to center, driving in a run to give the Redwolves an early advantage.The Redwolves continued to build momentum in the third inning. Andrews delivered an RBI single to center field, and Walden followed with a sacrifice fly, extending the lead.Roberts earned the win on the mound, turning in a solid performance over six innings. He allowed just four hits and one unearned run while striking out six and walking four. Pruss came on in relief and tossed a scoreless inning, giving up one hit while recording a str
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Redwolves Capture Lenawee County Title with Dominant Team Performance
Boys Varsity GolfAdrian, MI (Wolf Creek GC) — In one of the most impressive performances of the season, the Clinton Redwolves boys golf team captured the Lenawee County Championship on May 4, posting a season-best team score of 329 to win the title by seven strokes. The victory marks Clinton’s first county championship since 2018 and showcased the team’s depth and balance on one of the area’s premier courses.Clinton separated itself from the field with a complete team effort, finishing ahead of Tecumseh (336) and Adrian (338), with a significant gap back to the rest of the competition. The 329 total also represented a 14-stroke improvement from last season’s performance, highlighting the program’s continued growth.Leading the charge was senior co-captain Robert McDonald, who delivered a career-best round of 78, tying for 1st overall in a 55-player field. McDonald advanced to a playoff with Lenawee Christian’s Max Stamats, where he ultimately finished ru
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Redwolves Tested Against State’s Best at Bedford Valley Invitational
Boys Varsity GolfBattle Creek, MI (Bedford Valley GC) — Facing one of the deepest and most competitive fields in the state, the Clinton Redwolves Boys Golf team took on a true postseason-caliber test at the Sentech Services Invitational on Saturday.Competing against a lineup packed with ranked programs across multiple divisions, the Redwolves posted a team score of 353, finishing 21st overall in a field loaded with Michigan’s top-tier talent. With cold temperatures, strong winds, and a demanding layout stretching over 6,500 yards, Bedford Valley provided exactly the kind of challenge teams expect to see come state tournament time.Despite the difficult conditions, Clinton was led by a pair of experienced upperclassmen who continued to show consistency against elite competition.Junior Brandon Ruhl paced the Redwolves with an 81, finishing 24th out of 126 golfers. Ruhl’s steady round once again demonstrated his ability to compete at a high level, even on one of the toughest course
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Wildcat Booster Invitational
CoEd Varsity TrackThe Redwolves Track and Field teams participated in the Wildcat Booster Invitational at Onsted High School. The boys team finished second to Adrian Madison and the girls team finished 4th in the eight-team field.Medalists at the meet for the boys were:Wyatt Dehring – 1st in 100m, 2nd in long jump, 3rd in 200mBrendon Benschoter – 2nd in 100m, 3rd in long jump, 4th in 200m with a PR of 23.56Cole Hillegonds – 2nd in high jump, 3rd in 400mThe 4x100m relay team of Benschoter, Jimmy Schaffner, Cory Hoover, and Dehring – 2ndPeter Baker – 3rd in high jumpBroden Manchester – 3rd in pole vaultJack Frederick – 4th in shot putThe 4x200m relay team of Bronson Whelan, Schaffner, Hoover, and Hillegonds – 4thThe 4x400m relay team of Justice Arnett, Michael Keller, Zach Taylor, and Hillegonds – 4thHaiden Bennett – 5th in 3200m with a PR of 10:40.64, 6th in 1600m with a PR of 4:54.16The 4x800m relay team of Lucas Goetting, Jack Patterson, Austin Strand, and Anthony Solzano – 5thKeller – 6th in 400mLando
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LCAA Tri-Meet with Onsted and Hillsdale
CoEd Varsity TrackOn Monday, April 27, in a meet that was rescheduled, the Redwolves Track and Field traveled to Onsted for an LCAA tri-meet including Hillsdale. In the meet, the boys beat Onsted 68 to 49 and lost to Hillsdale 78-47 and the girls lost to Onsted 64-55 and beat Hillsdale 72-39. For the boys, also winning their events were:Wyatt Dehring in the 100mHaiden Bennett in the 1600m and the 3200mThe 4x100 relay of Brenden Benschoter, Cory Hoover, Jimmy Schaffner, and DehringThe 4x800 relay of Lucas Goetting, Austin Strand, Bennett, and Jack PattersonSecond place finishers were:Benschoter in the 100mCole Hillegonds in the 200m with a PR of 23.54Goetting in the 3200m with a PR of 12:17.35Michael Keller in the pole vaultThird place finishers were:Justice Arnett in the 400mStrand in the 3200mJack Frederick in the shot putElijah Turner in the high jumpMatt Coughlin in the pole vaultMax Delphy in the long jumpPersonal bests were achieved by:Cole Hillegonds in the 100m (11.82)Cory Hoover in the 100m
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Onsted Community High School
Girls Varsity SoccerOn April 30th Clinton beat Onsted 4-0. The first game of the LCAA was a win for Onsted but this game was Clinton's. 17 minutes into the half Aby Ureche played the through ball seeing the gap and Zoey Riddle chased it down to score the first goal of the game. WIth 2 minutes left in the game Kaylee Reiser connected with Zoey Riddle who out ran the defense and scored the second goal of the game. At half time Clinton was up 2-0. With 22 minutes remaining in the game, Kaylee Reiser found Zoey Riddle on the through ball who scored her hattrick for the night. Josslyn Handy won the ball at defense, saw the long ball through to Zoey Riddle who scored the final goal of the night. Defense by Ally Schaffner, Dalia Albashir, Makayla Whitehead, and Josslyn Handy was played smart and controlled. Photo connected is Makayla Whitehead who was missed at the first Onsted game and played with tenacity and grit this game, being celebrated by teammates!
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Blissfield High School
Girls Varsity SoccerClinton beat Blissfield on 4-27. Elizabeth Cameron passed the ball into the 18 to Zoey Riddle who scored the first goal of the game 25 minutes into the half. Eleven minutes later Zoey Riddle crossed the ball from the wing and Tabby Ureche got on the end of it with a crash to the back post to score the 2nd goal of the game. At half the game was 2-0. Paige Schriner dropped the ball to the 18 for Kaylee Reiser to score her in the first 3 minutes of the second half. WIth one minute remaining in the game Zoey Riddle scored from the pass back from Ginger Wahl. Whiting had 3 saves. Outstanding defense by Ally Schaffner, Dalia Albashir, Makayla Whitehead, and Josslyn Handy.
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Varsity SoccerOn April 25th at the Clinton Cup Clinton lost to Manchester 4-1. Seventeen minutes into the game Zoey Riddle played the through to Paige Schriner scoring the first goal of the game. Manchester scored 2 more in the first half and 2 more in the second half. Whiting had 5 saves, and O'Brien had 2 saves. Clinton played Dansville next. Dansville scored first 19 minutes into the game. With 4 minutes left in the half Ally Schaffner played the ball long and over the top to Zoey Riddle who scored Clinton's first goal of the game. Kaylee Reiser won the ball in the middle and dribbled in to take the shot with 29 minutes left in the second half. Paige Schriner won the ball on the outside and took the shot from outside the 18 and scored. LIly Trubiano played the ball over the top to Riddle who scored with 19 minutes left in the game. Riser played the through ball to Riddle who scored with 14 minutes left in the game. Giving Riddle her hattr
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Hillsdale High School
Girls Varsity SoccerOn 4-21 Clinton beat Hillsdale 7-0. Three minutes into the game Lily Trubiano pass the ball in the 6 to Zoey Riddle who scored the first goal of the night. Zoey Riddle crossed the ball and Paige Schriner crashed the goal with 33 minutes left in the half. Tabby Ureche played the ball down line and Zoey Riddle took a shot from outside the 18 scoring with 17 minutes in the first half. Second half of the game, Paige Schriner dropped the ball back and Kaylee Reiser scored from midfield within the 20 sedconds of the second half. A minute later Kaylee Reiser played the ball wide to Paige Schriner who scored form out wide. With 17 minutes left in the half Ally Schaffner took the corner kick and Elizabeth Cameron got the end of the ball and scored. The last gool of the game, Ally Schaffner played the ball to Lily Trubiano from the corner who took the shot from the 18 making the game 7-0. Ali O'Brien with her clean sheet debuting in goal. Alb
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Redwolves Finish Runner-Up in Tight LCAA Jamboree Battle
Boys Varsity GolfHudson, MI (Evergreen Golf Course) — The Clinton Redwolves Boys Golf team battled through wet and challenging conditions to earn a 2nd-place finish at LCAA Jamboree #2 on Wednesday, posting a team score of 161 in one of the tightest matches of the season.Clinton finished just one stroke behind Ida (160) and one stroke ahead of Onsted (162), with the top seven teams separated by only eight strokes in a highly competitive field.After being tied with Ida through eight holes, the match came down to the final hole, where an eagle by Devin Rhoades of Ida proved to be the difference.Junior Brandon Ruhl led the Redwolves with a 39, finishing tied for 4th out of 47 golfers. Senior Rob McDonald followed with a 40 (T8), while sophomores Vinny Skidmore, Cyle McLeod, and junior Owen Wright each carded 41, tying for 13th and providing key depth in the team scoring. Senior Mason Diaz rounded out the lineup with a 43 (24th).Cli
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Clinton JV Baseball Drops Two Against Dexter
Boys Junior Varsity BaseballGame 1: Clinton Junior Varsity Redwolves Out-Hit Dexter but Fall 11-4Clinton Junior Varsity Redwolves recorded more hits than Dexter on Tuesday, but it wasn’t enough as they dropped an 11-4 decision. Pruss, Jenkins, M Walden, Ruhl, C Walden, and Coughlin each tallied one hit in the effort.Dexter wasted no time getting started, scoring five runs in the bottom of the first inning behind a combination of timely hits and walks. They added another run in the second before extending their lead in the third, capitalizing on defensive miscues to plate three more runs.Clinton found some offensive rhythm, with Worden, Jenkins, Walden, and Coughlin each driving in a run, but the early deficit proved too much to overcome.On the mound, Calvin Walden provided solid relief, tossing three innings while allowing just one hit and two runs, striking out three and walking two. Pruss was charged with the loss, while Reid also saw time on the mound for the Redwolves. Game 2: Clinton Junior Va
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Redwolves Golf Continues Upward Trend at Tecumseh Invitational
Boys Varsity GolfTecumseh, MI — The Clinton Redwolves Boys Golf team continued its strong stretch of play with a solid showing at the Tecumseh Invitational, finishing 7th overall with a team score of 348 in a competitive, multi-division field.Clinton once again proved its consistency against quality opponents, finishing ahead of several rival programs and continuing to trend upward following a strong week of competition.Junior Brandon Ruhl led the Redwolves with an impressive 81, finishing 11th out of 131 golfers. Ruhl’s round was highlighted by an outstanding back-nine performance of even-par 36, including birdies on his final two holes, capped by a great chip-in on 18.Senior Rob McDonald followed closely with an 82, good for 18th overall, highlighted by a birdie on the challenging 8th hole and a clutch chip-in par on 11.Junior Owen Wright added a 92 (58th), including a birdie on the 14th, while sophomores Cyle McLeod and Vinny Skid
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Redwolves Capture Ryder Cup Title for First Time Since 2016
Boys Varsity GolfAdrian, MI — The Clinton Redwolves Boys Golf team delivered a historic performance at the Madison Ryder Cup at Wolf Creek GC, capturing the team championship for the first time since 2016 with an impressive total of 229.Clinton’s score marked a 32-stroke improvement from last year’s 261, as the Redwolves surged past Adrian (241) and Onsted (243) in the unique team-format event.Leading the way was the pairing of Brandon Ruhl and Rob McDonald, who fired a 73 to finish 2nd overall out of 46 teams. The duo of Owen Wright and Jacob Pope added a strong 76, earning a 4th-place finish, while Vinny Skidmore and Cyle McLeod rounded out the scoring with an 80, good for 9th place.Clinton showcased remarkable depth, placing all three teams inside the top 10, a key factor in securing the championship.“This was an incredible day for our program,” said the Clinton coach. “To have all three groups perform at that level and
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Redwolves Roll to Victory at LCAA Jamboree #1
Boys Varsity GolfDundee, MI — The Clinton Redwolves Boys Golf team opened league play in dominant fashion, capturing 1st place at LCAA Jamboree #1 at Dundee Golf Club with a team score of 159, finishing well ahead of the field.Clinton topped runner-up Ida (172) by 13 strokes, with Madison (173) and Dundee (175) rounding out the top four.Sophomore Vinny Skidmore led the Redwolves with an outstanding round of 36, earning medalist honors and setting the tone for the team’s victory. Junior Brandon Ruhl followed with a 39, tying for 2nd overall, while senior Mason Diaz added a 41 to secure a 6th-place finish. Junior Owen Wright contributed a solid 43, securing a 10th-place finish.and senior Rob McDonald added a 46, and sophomore Cyle McLeod also contributed with a 47.Clinton’s balanced scoring and ability to handle challenging green conditions proved to be the difference, as the Redwolves placed multiple golfers near t
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Clinton JV Sweeps Grass Lake
Boys Junior Varsity BaseballGame 1: *]:pointer-events-auto [content-visibility:auto] supports-[content-visibility:auto]:[contain-intrinsic-size:auto_100lvh] R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id="request-WEB:9eb565e2-7fa8-47b7-80cb-1e18fd6b2242-0" data-testid="conversation-turn-2" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn="assistant">Clinton Junior Varsity Redwolves erased a five-run deficit to defeat Grass Lake Junior Varsity Warriors 12-9 on Saturday in a back-and-forth contest.Grass Lake struck first in the opening inning, using a single to plate one run. Clinton quickly responded in the bottom half, taking a 3-1 lead behind RBI doubles from Pruss and Andrews.The momentum shifted in the second inning when Grass Lake exploded for seven runs on three hits, jumping ahead 8-3. Clinton answered immediately with a five-run frame of its own. Worden
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Clinton JV Baseball Sweeps Grass Lake
Boys Junior Varsity BaseballGame 1: *]:pointer-events-auto [content-visibility:auto] supports-[content-visibility:auto]:[contain-intrinsic-size:auto_100lvh] R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id="request-WEB:9eb565e2-7fa8-47b7-80cb-1e18fd6b2242-0" data-testid="conversation-turn-2" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn="assistant">Clinton Junior Varsity Redwolves erased a five-run deficit to defeat Grass Lake Junior Varsity Warriors 12-9 on Saturday in a back-and-forth contest.Grass Lake struck first in the opening inning, using a single to plate one run. Clinton quickly responded in the bottom half, taking a 3-1 lead behind RBI doubles from Pruss and Andrews.The momentum shifted in the second inning when Grass Lake exploded for seven runs on three hits, jumping ahead 8-3. Clinton answered immediately with a five-run frame of its own. Worden
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Miller Breaks Pole Vault Record, Boys 4x100 Also Breaks Record and Boys Finish Second at Hinsdale Invitational
CoEd Varsity TrackTwo more records were broken by the Redwolves Track and Field teams at the Hinsdale Invitational at Sand Creek High School. Khloie Miller broke the record set by Griffin Faulkner in 2023 by reaching a height of 9’-6” in the pole vault finishing 2nd at the meet. Wyatt Dehring, Cory Hoover, Broden Manchester, and Brenden Benschoter broke the record set by Noah Poore, Trevor Underwood, Jared Sackett, and Matthew Sexton in 2015 by racing to a time of 43.96 in winning the 4x100m relay. This time also set a meet record. The boys finished second to Adrian Madison and the girls finished sixth overall in the 16-team field.Other medalists at the meet for the girls were:Ella Claus – 1st in the 400m, 2nd in the 200m with a PR of 26.57, 3rd in the 100mBella Bannon – 1st in the high jump with a PR of 5’-3”Miller, Bannon, Madelyn McGraw, and Claus – 3rd in the 4x200Zoey Utz – 7th in the 100m hurdles Other individuals getting personal bests on the day were:Sophia Rojas – 100m (15.43)Caolin Aldric
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