RCC harriers run at NJCAA nationals
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Redlands Community College’s cross country team wrapped up its inaugural season recently with a trip to New Mexico for the 2019 NJCAA Men’s and Women’s National Championship. “We had an
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ER 8-under team corrals Broncos with ground game
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MUSTANG — Averaging almost 10 yards per carry, El Reno’s 8-and-under football team rolled over the Mustang Black squad 25-0 to win its third straight Central Oklahoma Football League Championship.
‘D’ fuels Calumet's rally over Warriors
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OKARCHE — Yet another slow start on offense was bailed out by a staunch pressure defense as Calumet High School’s boys basketball team remains unbeaten on the season with a
Unanswered touchdowns push Mustang past 10 squad
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MUSTANG — Two second-half touchdowns allowed the Mustang Broncos Red squad to defeat El Reno’s 10-and-under team 27-19 to win the 2019 Central Oklahoma Football League Championship. El Reno trailed
Union City cagers drop bedlam set with CHS
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Union City High School’s basketball teams suffered their first setbacks of the young 2019-20 season last week with losses at cross-county rival Calumet. The girls team slipped to 2-1 on
Calumet edges by Okarche in 3-point battle
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OKARCHE – Two of the most successful small-school basketball teams in western Oklahoma renewed their annual rivalry last week and as expected, it was an edge-of-the-seat affair for four periods.
Calumet High School’s girls basketball team used a late 5-0 run to pull away from Okarche’s girls squad for a 53-46 victory in a game in which neither team led by more than eight points.
Yellow hankies rule over EHS game plan in loss to Mac
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LAWTON — While Lawton MacArthur’s offensive numbers suggest something else, El Reno High School’s football team was its own worst enemy in last week’s 17-7 loss to the Highlanders. The
Super Bowl Saturday
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The Central Oklahoma Football League held its title games over the weekend in Mustang. El Reno had two teams playing for championships.
Indians reach Sweet 16
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Traditionally the last week of the regular season usually brings about some odd twists to the final district standings and the 2019 season did not disappoint.
El Reno High School’s football team went into week 10 seemingly headed for a rematch with Carl Albert in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs.
However, the Titans blasted Bishop McGuinness 40-0 to jump from third place to win the District 5A-2 title. Carl Albert will now play Duncan, which grabbed the fourth playoff pass from 5A-1 with a 34-13 win over Altus.
Caging the Panthers
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CALUMET — How do you kick-start a sputtering offense? Calumet High School’s boys basketball team answered that question with six first-period steals to help overcome an early three-point deficit en
