May 2022

Trimming 36 strokes from his total at state as a freshman, El Reno High School sophomore Bryan Richardson placed 74th in the medalist chase at the 2022 Class 5A Boys State Golf Championships.

Consistent play at the halfway point has put Redlands Community College in position to make a run for a top five finish during the 2022 NJCAA Women’s National Golf Championships.

El Reno High School’s 2022 track season came to an end at the Class 5A West Regional held at Putnam City, with no thinclads advancing to the state meet. The Indians had no field event entries for either boys or girls and the runners were primarily in the shorter distances.

Minco sophomore Daigan Miller won gold medals at the recent Class 2A state meet in Catoosa. She ran a 5:29.84 in the 1,600 meters and a 12:03.35 in the 3,200 meters. Miller is the daughter of Dale and Deah Miller, granddaughter of Brenda and Allen Miller and niece of El Reno’s Matt Miller.

El Reno’s Main Street Association hosted the 34th Annual Burger Day Festival over the weekend. See Saturday’s edition for more coverage of the city’s world-renowned festival.  

The 2022 valedictorians for El Reno High School are Kylee Chandler, Reese Davis, Mariana Esparza Torres, Hailey McBroom and Wyatt Mehan.

Each summer, a free weeklong camp is offered to Canadian County children who have been affected by sexual abuse, physical abuse or witnessed violence in some way.

PIEDMONT – In a near repeat of last year’s postseason run, El Reno High School’s baseball team exited the Class 5A, Region 1 Championships with two losses to Lawton Eisenhower. El Reno ended its season with a 17-20 record after dropping a 1-0 contest to the Eagles in the elimination round.

El Reno High School junior Madison Patswald placed 64th overall as an individual medalist last week during the 2022 Class 5A Girls State Golf Championship. Playing at Chickasaw Pointe Golf Club in Kingston, Patswald carded rounds of 114 and 112 for a 226 total.

Nearly 850 4-H and FFA students and over 250 coaches from 34 states gathered May 5 for the 69th National Land and Range Judging Contest. After two days of practice at sites in the Oklahoma City area, the contest was held at Concho on the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal lands.