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Back to camping

Body After a year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, El Reno began hosting youth summer sports camps. The EHS girls basketball program was first up with 56 campers, both boys and girls, taking part in a three-day camp.
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ER girls off to quick start in summer work

Body In an effort to get more competitive against upper-tier opponents, El Reno High School girls basketball coach Jennifer Douglas has opted to put her players up against some of the best teams in the state this summer. So far the move has paid off.
Ashlyn Evans-Thompson shoots a mid-range jumper

Two steps to Omaha

Body It wasn’t long after he first picked up a glove and started throwing a baseball around that Rhett Kouba dreamed of one day playing on the biggest stage in college baseball – the NCAA College World Series.
El Reno native Rhett Kouba throws a pitch

Playing among the elite

Body In an ironic twist of fate, El Reno High School graduate Jaylin Reveles ended up playing what could be her final high school game wearing the same colored jersey as she will in college.
Jaylin Reveles played in an All-State game

Summer start

Body El Reno’s junior high baseball team kicked off its summer season recently with a 0-3-1 record. The Indians are playing in the metal bat division of the Red Dirt League, losing twice to Norman, a varsity game to Norman North and tying with Bethany 5-5.
Garrett March looks a pickoff throw into his glove

Red Dirt kickoff

Body El Reno High School’s baseball team kicked off play last week in the wooden bat division of the Red Dirt Summer League. The Indians lost two games to Heritage Hall (11-0/10-2) before splitting with Shawnee. El Reno beat the Wolves 7-5 and lost the nightcap 4-0.
Grady Lesperance makes a throw

Reaching high

Body El Reno will field a junior high team in the metal bat division of the summer baseball league and a high school varsity team in the wooden bat division.  
Deacon Tillery reaches high to snag a throw
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