OKLAHOMA CITY – While both teams fell short of reaching the title game of their respective classes, Calumet and Okarche High School’s girls basketball teams served notice of things to come.

Calumet closed the season with a 22-8 record and a No.6 ranking following a 69-50 loss to fourth-ranked Turner in the quarterfinals of the Class B1 Oklahoma Basketball State Championships.

It was the first 20-win season for the Chieftains since 2020 and came after back-to-back seasons with single-digit win totals.

Calumet was making its ninth trip to state.

El Reno High School’s soccer teams lost out on home matches against Cache last week due to weather.

Athletic Director Rodney Haydon said coaches were working to set a makeup date.

Thirteen extra base hits capitulated Union City High School’s slow-pitch softball team to a 2-0 start including a home shutout of Bray-Doyle.

The Tigers scored a 10-0 win over the Donkeys before going on the road to defeat Burns Flat-Dill City (8-5).

The extra base hits were paced by Mia Gambel with four doubles and two triples.

Kamryn Cook posted a double and a home run, followed by two doubles and a triple from Rylee Zacharias. Alyson Newman added a double and a triple.

Senior Aiden Williams has thrown just five innings but is 2-0 on the spring after Union City High School’s baseball team kicked off the year with a pair of lopsided wins.

The Tigers defeated Geronimo (15-1) and Binger-Oney (14-3) as Williams allowed no earned runs nor a hit in the two games.

He fanned 11 batters and issued three walks.

Union City was 19-of-46 (.413) from the plate for the set with eight doubles, led by Dawson Davidson with two. Jake Faerber added a triple, while Kyson Jenkins hit two home runs and Carson Biffle with one home run.