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Helping craft the future

Body El Reno High School basketball players (from left) Lyric Chapel, Aashari Hollins, Karmen Warner, Ava Mendoza and Caitlyn Mendez flash peace signs during a break in the action at the El Reno High School Girls Youth Skills Camp held at Jenks Simmons Field House.
Helping craft the future

Indians sweep PCO Orange in summer bids

Body OKLAHOMA CITY – Chase Johnson’s tenure as El Reno High School’s baseball coach got off to a fast start as the Indians jumped out to a 2-0 record in the Putnam City Summer League.
Maddox Ferguson blocks a wide pickoff throw to second base

The best in the West

Body The West roster for the 2026 Oklahoma Baseball Coaches Association’s Small School All-State Baseball Game will have five spots filled by players within a 25-mile radius of each other.
Kaleb Thiessen gloves a high bouncing ball

Flying Crain

Body El Reno High School baseball player Ryker Crain leaps into the air to make a throw toward first base during the Indians junior varsity game with Putnam City Orange to kick off summer league action.
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First camp

Body Josh Davis held his first youth skills camp as head coach of the El Reno High School boys basketball program.Thirty-seven players in grades 2-8 went through three days of skills challenges, layup and shooting contests as well as one-on-one and 5-on-5 team games.
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One final game

Body WEATHERFORD – Three El Reno High School graduates and a trio of their former coaches narrowly missed logging a win in their final baseball game together.
Jonathan Shelley makes a throw toward first base

Riding bulls

Body The 2026 Mustache Bash is billed as one of the most lucrative single-day bull riding events in the state.There were 15 riders in the second go-round but only four rode bulls to a score.
Andrew Jennings reaches up to grab a helping hand
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