Elgin Owls Dominate Clinton 49-0, Secure District 4A-1 Championship

The Elgin Owls solidified their position at the top of District 4A-1 by defeating the Clinton Bulldogs 49-0 on March 15, 2024. This victory marks the Owls’ second consecutive district title, improving their record to 6-0 in the district and 9-0 overall. The team now heads into the final Battle of the Wichitas next week at the Owls Nest, where the outcome will hold significant pride for both teams.

Elgin’s commanding performance against Clinton showcased their offensive power and defensive strength. The Owls dominated from the start, ensuring that the Bulldogs were unable to score throughout the match. This win not only clinched the championship for Elgin but also highlighted their impressive season.

Meanwhile, the Clinton Bulldogs remain in contention for a playoff position despite this setback. They recently achieved a convincing 49-8 victory over Douglass, which allowed them to improve their district record to 4-2. The Bulldogs are still very much in the playoff race, showcasing their improved performance this season.

Highlights from Other District Matches

In other district matchups on the same day, Elk City triumphed over Bridge Creek with a score of 35-7. This victory further solidifies Elk City’s standing in the competitive district race. Additionally, Weatherford managed to edge out Woodward in a closely contested game, winning 28-21.

As the regular season draws to a close, the intensity of the competition is palpable across the district. Teams are vying for positions that will take them into the playoffs, making every game critical. The upcoming Battle of the Wichitas will not only serve as a showcase for Elgin’s dominance but also as a platform for Clinton to assert their resilience and fight for their playoff aspirations.

The Elgin Owls will look to maintain their perfect season next week, while the Bulldogs will aim to build on their recent successes. The outcome of these matches will have significant implications for the playoff picture in District 4A-1.