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Calumet High School’s baseball team made quick work of Arapaho-Butler’s pitching staff in its 2023 season opener, cranking out 13 hits en route to a 20-0 run-rule victory.

The Chieftains went 13-of-25 (.520) from the plate with six doubles and a home run. Calumet took advantage of 11 walks against three strikeouts. Logging doubles for CHS were Kaleb and Kyler Thiessen, Derrick Krantzman, Kingston Arnold, Hunter Navanick and Carson Cooper. Brendon Voss recorded a homer for one of his two base hits.

Walking opposing batters took its toll on both Union City and Calumet High School’s fast-pitch softball teams during early-season tournament action.

Union City dropped to 1-4 on the season after losses to Cache (13-3), Fort Cobb/Broxton (15-0), Alex (6-5) and Riverside Indian School (17-0) in the Verden Festival.

Lily Russell and Skylar Morgan threw a total of 12 combined innings over the four-game slate, walking 39 batters against 10 strikeouts. The pair allowed 51 runs off 22 hits.

MUNICIPAL COURT

William Aaron Elledge, El Reno, driving under suspension and failure to appear warrant, $640.

Kaidence Madison Teel, Yukon, improper turn, $195.

Anthony Louis Bedoka Jr., Okarche, failure to appear warrant, $245.

Christofer Fernando Ortega, El Reno, driving without license issued, $252.

Jana Jean Stapleton, El Reno, dog at large, $145.

Robert Dale Pettersen, Yukon, speeding, $165.

Brittany Gonzalez, Hinton, failure to appear warrant, $245.

The El Reno Tribune’s Back to School section for 2023 contains the following:

Excitement for new school year never grows old

El Reno Public Schools Calendar 2023-2024

Back to School Night (2023)

A Chick-fil-A restaurant is planned on South Country Club after the El Reno City Council signed off on zoning changes.

Note: This is the second article in an effort to look behind the scenes of how Canadian County law enforcement and other entities work to find and stop online predators of children.

There’s an old saying “It takes a village to raise a child.”

In reality, however, not every adult in those villages has the best interest of children at heart. In fact, it’s just the opposite – a dark sadistic opposite.

El Reno High School junior Heath Shelton watches EHS defensive coordinator Michael Pruitt launch a drone to take video of an offensive session.

El Reno kicked off football practice last week and school will open for the 2023-24 term on Thursday.

El Reno residents will get to weigh in on choosing a name for the walking trail at Lake El Reno.

The city council agreed to submit three names for locals to choose from. A social media poll will offer residents these choices: Lakeview Trail, Bison Trail and Sunset Trail.

The names were submitted by residents during an online contest put on by the city. Residents submitted possible names for the trail being developed around the lake. City Manager Matt Sandidge said more than 100 names were submitted. “Some of them were really good, some of them were not,” he said.