MUNICIPAL COURT

Cheyenne Taylor Steele, Yukon, expired tag, $165.

Monty Lee Goree Jr., Dumas, Texas, failure to stop at red signal, $165.

Iro Gabriel Castillo Bolivar, El Reno, driving without license issued, $252.

Lanira Samone Fuller, El Reno, speeding and driving without license issued, $427.

Nevaeh Cecilia Oquendo, El Reno, expired tag, $165.

Victor Perez, El Reno, improper use of 911, $295.

Jerry Lee Fuller, improper equipment, no insurance verification and driving under suspension, $795.

Having been gashed for more than 230 yards and 18 points in the second half, El Reno High School’s Blue Crush defense was on its heels while trying to protect a six-point lead.

Adding salt to the wound was a driving Altus team with a second-and-goal from the Indians 9-yard line.

They needed a big tide-turning play. It came with 4:05 to play and El Reno leading 36-31.

Altus wideout Jamele Alexander took a pitch out on a sweep play but was immediately hit by El Reno defensive back Xzavier Karty, jarring the ball loose.

Thirteen proved to be a lucky number for El Reno High School’s fast-pitch softball team last week.

After being held scoreless in the previous 12 innings of run-rule losses to Carl Albert and Piedmont, El Reno tallied a run in the first inning against Clinton and then rolled to a 10-2 win over the Red Tornadoes.

Snapping its two-game losing streak, El Reno improved to 13-10 on the season.

Facing its sixth ranked team in the last seven outings, El Reno High School’s volleyball team’s current losing streak hit five matches with a 3-0 setback to Duncan, ranked fourth in Class 5A.

The 25-15/25-23/25-21 setback dropped El Reno to 10-16 on the season.

El Reno’s offense was sparked at the net by seven kills from Lily Elliott and five from Meredick Martinez.

Michaela Reed followed with four kills, while Radley Miller, Trinity Black and Brantlie Charmasson had three apiece.