When you are the head coach of the two-time defending state champion, it's fair to say there is one question Jennifer Douglas will get asked over and over throughout the course of the 2025-2026 season.

Will there be a three-peat?

“This is like last year when I wasn’t even thinking about back-to-back but literally like one game at a time.

“All I’m thinking about is let’s get through the first game,” said Douglas.

MUNICIPAL COURT

Emilio Pizano, Union City, expired tag and driving without license issued, $347.

Jacob Rayshun Lobaugh, El Reno, failure to appear warrant, $245.

Porsha Leanne Pierce, Oklahoma City, failure to wear seat restraint, $20.

Jeffery Donnell Humphrey, Hinton, trespassing, $295.

Blake Scott Elmenhorst, El Reno, speeding in a construction zone, $495.

Erik Fernando Gutierrez-Garcia, Oklahoma City, improper U-turn, $145.

Cayne Jordon Cearlock, Leedey, expired tag and speeding, $330.

El Reno High School catcher and utility player Maddy Brinkman (center) signed to play college softball with Oklahoma Wesleyan University.

Brinkman was a first-team All-District player and multi-year starter for El Reno.

El Reno’s 11-under Little League football team won the Silver Super Bowl over Mustang Black.