Dear Santa,
I have tried to be really good this year. This year I would like a fart blaster, a cool RC car, things for my Pup Pup and a real monster truck. Milk and cookies are by the tree.
Love, Anakin Reed
Dear Santa,
I think I have been good this year. For Christmas I would like a fart blaster, a big RC car and a collar for my Pup Pup, Oinkie and Banana. We will leave the Christmas lights on for you.
Love, Westin Reed
It took three missed shots and nearly two minutes to brush away the offseason rust but El Reno High School’s girls basketball team opened up the defense of its Class 5A title with a 56-32 win over Guymon.
El Reno has now won 29 games in a row dating back to last season, 24 of those in the regular season.
The 24-point victory over the Tigers moved the Indians to 1-0 in the District 5A-1 standings.
El Reno High School’s boys basketball team plowed its way into the win column last week in its season-opening matchup with Guymon logging not one, two or even three dunks.
Instead, the Indians recorded 13 slam dunks en route to a 72-35 victory over the Tigers.
The 37-point win moved El Reno to 1-0 in the early District 5A-1 standings, which will be used for playoff seeding.
Being ready at a moment’s notice has always been a moniker of the different branches of the U.S. military.
No matter if that notice is for an extended deployment or just one single engagement, or in the case of Collin Matteson, a single play.
The son of former El Reno High School standout golfer John Matteson and grandson of local resident Carmen Matteson, Collin is currently a junior at the United States Military Academy West Point.
