El Reno High School’s basketball teams went into last week’s home finales against Santa Fe South in the top two spots in the District 5A-1 standings.

The boys defeated the St. Bernards 15-0 via a forfeit due to illness and ineligible players at the OKC school. The Indians moved to 13-0 in the district and claimed the title no matter the outcome of the Carl Albert road game.

The girls are second and need to win their last two league games to claim the title.

El Reno High School’s powerlifting teams recently took part in the Bethel Wildcats Invitational, with the boys squad taking fifth place in the Large School Division with 78 points.

The Indians had nine varsity placers as Brad Palmer (123) took fifth place with a total weight of 670 pounds. He logged lifts of 235 pounds (squat), 150 pounds (bench) and 285 pounds (deadlift).

For the first time since Aaron West returned to Okarche High School in 2012, the Warriors completed the rare double-double championship of the Three Rivers Conference.

After winning the in-season Three Rivers Conference Tournament title with a 27-point victory over Cashion, Okarche closed out the regular season and regular league slate with an 84-66 win over the same Wildcats.

The 18-point win over 11th-ranked (2A) Cashion lifted top-ranked Okarche to 25-0 on the season heading into the Class A playoffs.

Second-half turnovers on offense plagued Calumet High School in a regular-season 59-44 loss to Shattuck.

The Chieftains slipped to 6-17 for the season.

Shattuck led 24-19 at the break and Calumet trimmed that deficit to four points in the third period before the miscues began adding up. The Indians used the turnovers to outscore CHS 35-26 over the final two periods.

Lila Winegeart scored a team-leading 21 points for Calumet after hitting four 3-pointers in the second half.