Maple A Honor Roll members, front row from left, Halle Hunt, Levi Bass, Rowdy Penwright, Gavin Basler, Hayden Rosholt, Stoney Baker, Rhett Davis, Zuri Lewis and Audrey Eisenhour; middle row, Zoey Pawnee, Ayden Troncoso, Kassidy Ferguson, Dominic Steinbruck, Halli Ferguson, Quinn Charmasson, Jackson Arnold, Garett Moss, Alexis Richardson, Lane Hudson, Joshua Bass and Kaelyn Racca; back row, Alice Park, Ellie Shamblin, Presley Bilderback, Emercyn Looper, Davin Shamblin, Maelee Moss, Brantlie Charmasson, Maddie Moss, Skylar Ayers, Pierson Brandley and Aspen Burns.

It’s been close to two years since El Reno High School’s football program held a spring workout and last week’s start of such drills was just what the Indians needed.

“We got a lot of young kids that will need to get reps with the football. The main reason for spring is to get reps with pads on for those kids and get them caught up with a lot of burning and learning.

“The veterans are also getting reps but I’m not as worried as much about them because of the experience level,” said El Reno head coach Chuck Atchison.

El Reno High School graduate Kadin Patterson signed recently to play volleyball at Rose State College in Midwest City.

She is the first player the Raiders program has signed to a scholarship offer according to RSC officials.

Redlands Community College’s baseball team had a ninth-inning rally stopped short as the Cougars season ended with a 9-6 loss to Northern Oklahoma College of Tonkawa.

The setback came during a play-in game for the final spot in the 2021 NJCAA Region 2, Division 2 Championship. Redlands closes the 2021 season with a 14-39 overall record and a 7-21 mark against Region 2 opponents.