El Reno girls send pair to 6A state

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For a third straight season, El Reno High School will have multiple entries at the 2025 Oklahoma Girls State High School Wrestling Championships.

Competing in the Class 6A West Regional Championships in Shawnee, freshman Remy Whitney and senior Brooklynn Huggins punched state tickets while helping El Reno to a 16th-place team finish with 51 points.

Whitney (100) was runner-up after losing a 6-0 decision to Westmoore’s Kyrain Perez for the gold. She posted a 3-1 record after falls over Lawton’s Makayla Minte (:51) and Western Heights’ Abigayle Spotler (:40).

Okarche claims district crown, Calumet, Union City remain alive

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Logan White scored a season-high 21 points to lead Okarche High School’s girls basketball team to the Class A, Area I, District 4 Championship with a 50-38 decision over Cherokee.

The Warriors, ranked 20th in the state, improved to 18-8 on the season.

Okarche moves into the double-elimination Region A winners bracket against Garber needing three straight wins to make a third straight trip to state.

Randi Upchego guards a player

Calumet, Okarche win district titles, UC season ends with loss to Terriers

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Scoring 20 or more points in all four periods, Calumet High School’s boys basketball team took the first step toward its third straight trip to the Class B state tourney with a 97-55 win over Covington-Douglas.

The Chieftains third straight win came in the Area I, District 1 Championships, which moved Calumet to 22-3 on the season. The top-ranked team in the state moves to the Region A winners bracket to face Lomega.

Brendon Voss squeezes between two defenders to shoot a layup

RCC women climb Region 2 standings with winning streak

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Winning four of its last five outings, including two in a row, has vaulted the Redlands Community College women’s basketball team up two spots in the conference standings.

The Cougars defeated Eastern Oklahoma State College (58-38) and Western Oklahoma State College (64-58) to improve to 13-9 on the season.

Redlands moved up two spots in the NJCAA Region 2 standings to fourth with a 6-5 record.

Haven Joseph shoots under the goal
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