A coveted piece of hardware from the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference, better known as NJCAA Region 2, will be staying in El Reno for another season.

Redlands Community College won the OCAC Women’s Golf Championships for a fifth straight season last week, besting Murray State College by a stroke, after posting its two lowest rounds of the spring season.

The Cougars carded rounds of 299 and 310 on the Lakeview Golf Course in Ardmore to record a 609 for the 36-hole event.

Hayden Mayfield picked up two more wins from the pitcher’s plate as Calumet High School’s slow-pitch softball team rolled to victories over Sentinel and Hinton.

The Chieftains downed Sentinel (12-1) and Hinton (9-0) to earn wins in four of their last five games.

Calumet, now 5-3 on the season, holds the No.12 ranking in the latest Class A poll.

Mayfield (5-2) posted an eight-inning line of six hits, three strikeouts, a run and a walk over the two games.

The defense behind her logged 107 put-outs and 19 assists and turned nine double plays.

Aiden Williams ovecame a rocky road start to earn his third win of the season as Union City High School’s baseball team defeated Class A2’s 20th-ranked Minco 5-4.

It was the Tigers third win in a 24-hour period after run-ruling Apache (18-1) and Ninnekah (13-5) to improve to 8-1 on the season.

Union City moved up a spot in the latest Class A2 poll to fourth.

Story Note: In 1965, the federal government and the tribes reached a $15 million settlement for lands ceded in 1891. However, the Indian Claims Commission’s jurisdiction covered claims only through 1946, and Fort Reno was not transferred to the U.S. Department of Agriculture until 1948.

Some federal legal analyses later interpreted that settlement as resolving claims related to Fort Reno.