By Danny C. Davis The Clinton Arrows had over one hundred players out for spring drills and summer workouts this year. CHS is preparing for the 2026 season that opens up at Warren Central on August 28. Clinton finished 4-6 in 2024, and again in 2025, and hopes to make…
After a historic 2025 campaign that saw the program advance to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight, the Mississippi Christian men’s soccer team is ranked No. 10 in the United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division II Men’s Preseason Top 25 Poll. The Choctaws posted a 15-3-4 overall record last season and went unbeaten in Gulf…
Mississippi has had legal sports betting since 2018, but you still can’t open an app and place a bet from your couch. Wagering is locked to casino property on the Gulf Coast and in Tunica, and lawmakers have failed to pass statewide mobile betting for three straight sessions. Prediction markets work differently. Platforms like Kalshi…
Special to The Clinton Courier Championship memories became permanent keepsakes as members of the Clinton Junior High School (CJHS) boys cross country team received their state championship rings during a ceremony held at the Clinton High School Culinary Arts Center. The ceremony commemorated a historic 2025 season that culminated in the program capturing the MHSAA…
Special to The Clinton Courier Clinton Lady Arrow soccer players Ruby Acy, Kayla Jones and Olivia Lamier each signed their national letters of intent to continue their soccer careers at the collegiate level during a signing ceremony held recently at Clinton High School. The trio was surrounded by family, friends, teammates and coaches as they…
Special to The Clinton Courier Five student-athletes from the Clinton High School (CHS) track and field program recently signed national letters of intent. Andraeia Cavett, Khamrin Harper, Aiden Knox and Dwight Palmer, Jr., signed their commitments to the University of Southern Mississippi, while Carter Parks continues his hurdling career at Meridian Community College next school…
By Danny C. Davis For over seventy years, the Clinton Arrow football team has had strong support from Clinton parents, fans and supporters. CHS has also had a very active booster club that has gone under several different names. In the 1950s, the booster club went by Clinton High Booster Club. In the…
Special to The Clinton Courier The Clinton Arrow Touchdown Club will host a parent meeting on Monday, June 22, at 6 p.m. in the Clinton High School auditorium. Parents and guardians of football players in grades seven through twelve are encouraged to attend as the Touchdown Club prepares for the upcoming football season. The meeting…
Special to The Clinton Courier Young athletes will have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of volleyball as the Clinton Public School District’s volleyball program hosts its Kiddie Camp on Saturday, June 20, at the Clinton High School gym. The camp is open to participants entering kindergarten through sixth grade and will run from 8…
By Sarah Grace Coleman The Brilla Futbol Club, which calls Clinton home, has four games remaining, with their next home game being June 3 at 7 p.m. in Mississippi Christian University’s Robinson-Hale Stadium, where they will face off against the Red River Raiders Futbol Club. They started off strong, winning 2-3 in their first game…