After a tough three-point loss to open a recent tournament, Okarche High School’s boys basketball team has reeled off four straight wins en route to a consolation title in the Coyle Invitational.

The win streak has lifted the unranked Warriors to 8-9 on the season.

Okarche opened the Coyle tourney with a 54-51 loss to Okeene, but rebounded to beat the host team (90-45) and Crescent (50-46) to win the consolation trophy.

El Reno High School’s powerlifting team recently competed in the Dickson Invitational, placing six lifters in the top five of their respective weight classes, including four first-place efforts.

Bradley Chavers won the 123-pound division with a total weight of 815 pounds. He logged a squat of 285 pounds, followed by a lift of 205 on the bench and a 325 dead lift. Brother Bradeyn Chavers took gold at 132 pounds with a total weight of 945 pounds. His best lift was 380 pounds in the squat, followed by a 340 dead lift and a 325 bench.

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Ray Thomas Hubbard, 79, died Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021, in Burleson, Texas, with his wife by his side. 

Ray was born April 13, 1941, to Oscar and Lenice Hubbard in Minco, joining his siblings, Wallace and Donna.

The family eventually settled in El Reno where he attended Lincoln Elementary School, Etta Dale Junior High School and El Reno High School.