February 2024

James Anquoe Sr.

Funeral services for James Harold Anquoe Sr. will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 9 at First Baptist Church of Anadarko with interment in the Anquoe Cemetery in Mountain View. Services are under the direction of Ray & Martha’s Funeral Home, Anadarko.
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Soaring high over the Jets

OKLAHOMA CITY – Josiah Reveles knocked down six 3-pointers in the first half and Carter Roman Nose posted his first triple-double of the season as El Reno High School’s boys basketball team defeated Western Heights 78-44.
Josiah Reveles jumps over the top of a Western Heights player to tip a rebound to a teammate

Career scoring milestone

El Reno High School junior Carter Roman Nose was recently presented the trophy ball and poster honoring his milestone of surpassing 1,000 career points. Pictured from left are his father, Perry, mom, Stephanie, brother, Evan and EHS head coach Rodney Haydon.
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Lifters rack up weights, top 5 spots

El Reno High School’s powerlifting teams have found mixed results during the first meets of the 2024 season. The boys varsity squad placed three in the Little Axe Invitational, led by a gold-medal effort of 810 pounds from Jeremiah Ortiz in the 123-pound bracket.

Undefeated season was not on Calumet’s to-do list

Jacob Mayfield admits that keeping a zero in the loss column was not a preseason goal of his Calumet High School boys basketball team when the season started in November. “Sure, we wanted to win every game we played, but going undefeated was not a goal,” said Mayfield.
Hezakiya Satepauhoodle pulls down a rebound

Chieftains earn second win; UC edges Verden

Calumet High School’s girls basketball team will charge into the postseason on a high note after snapping a seven-game losing streak with a 41-35 win over Gracemont in the Washita Valley Shootout. The win lifted the Chieftains to 2-20 on the season.
Angellyne De La Cruz shoots a jumper in front of a Southwest Covenant player

Pink Out basketball

El Reno High School cheerleaders (from left) Ainslee Bailey, Serenity Schnider and Bella Hart accented their Pink Out shirts with pink sunglasses as did the rest of the EHS cheer squad.
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