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After seeing his team squander a double-digit lead in their first meeting with Guthrie, which led to a three-point home loss, El Reno High School head basketball coach Rodney Haydon was determined to avoid a repeat.
“Obviously we watched a lot of film from that game and talked about what happened and what we could do to make sure it didn’t happen again.
“Plus there was some extra motivation to get some revenge and learn from that first meeting,” said Haydon.
Turnovers and defending the 3-point line turned out to be the thorn in the side of El Reno High School’s girls basketball team in last week’s 43-39 road loss to Class 5A’s seventh-ranked Guthrie in Suburban Conference action.
The loss snapped a six-game win streak for El Reno, ranked third in the same Class 5A West rankings, and leaves the Indians with a 4-2 conference record and 13-4 overall mark.
The EHS girls team will be at the 2023 Regional Wrestling Championships Monday and Tuesday in Mustang, with spots at state on the line.
After having its 12-game win streak snapped by Class 2A’s second-ranked Amber-Pocasset, Okarche High School’s girls basketball team closed out the regular season with a 54-40 win over Cashion.
The Warriors, ranked seventh in the same Class 2A poll, improved to 19-5 on the season. Okarche fell to the Panthers by a 47-43 margin in its closest contest since the famed Tournament of Champions in December.
Emma Stover led Okarche in scoring in the win over Cashion with 27 points and logged 35 for the two-game set.
Okarche High School’s boys basketball team turned a double-digit steal count into a 20-6 scoring edge in points off turnovers en route to a 64-56 win over Class A’s 17th-ranked Cashion to close out the regular season.
The Warriors, ranked fifth in Class A, improved to 22-2 on the season and extended their current win streak to nine games. The Cashion win was the seventh this season against a ranked opponent.
The game was tied 28-all at the half before Okarche went on a 36-28 run over the final two periods, including a 23-17 run in the fourth period.
Seven turnovers in the second period, three of those shot-clock violations, hampered Redlands Community College women’s basketball team last week in a 71-50 loss to Eastern Oklahoma State College.
The Cougars are on a three-game losing skid which dropped them to 3-7 in the NJCAA Region 2 standings and down to seventh place. Redlands took a 10-14 overall record into a road game at Connors State.
The loss to Eastern came on the heels of a 64-54 setback to Northern Oklahoma College of Enid. The two losses were against two of the top four teams in the region standings.
El Reno High School Academic Team earned third place at recent state competition held at Rose State.
There were eight teams competing.
