El Reno High School’s baseball team was slated to return to District 5A-1 play Monday and Tuesday against Santa Fe South before entering the Bryson Cael Memorial Festival.
The Indians are currently 2-5 on the season and 1-3 in district play.
Catcher Gage Lesperance makes a throw to first base to catch a runner. (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller)
Though finishing fifth in league play, El Reno High School’s boys basketball team rebounded from an 0-3 start to finish above .500 over the final 11 games of the race.
It was a turnaround which caught the eye of league coaches as El Reno collected six spots over the five squads making up the 2026 All-District 5A-2 selections.
It was the second most picks among the eight member schools behind district winner Carl Albert with 10, plus Coach of the Year Jay Price.
For the second straight year, the University of Central Oklahoma has signed one of the area’s top scorers.
Okarche High School senior Jett Mueggenborg (center) signed with the Bronchos in a small event at the school.
Mueggenborg is a three-time state champion and holds the school’s career scoring record and ranks in the top 10 for scoring in Oklahoma state tournaments.
Union City High School’s baseball team, ranked No.5 in Class A2, suffered its first loss of the season while hosting its annual spring break festival against a stack of ranked teams. The Tigers lost 9-3 to Talihina, No.9 in Class A, to slip to 5-1 on the season. Union City opened the event with wins over Class B’s fourth-ranked Leedey (7-6) and Class A2’s Depew (12-2).
