Union City chips out first win streak
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Union City High School’s baseball team had its first win streak of the fall season after drilling Verden 16-2 last week in the Tigers home opener. Ludy Grigg’s team improved
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Spikers outlast Tuttle in close four-game bill
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El Reno High School’s volleyball team snapped a two-match slide last week and earned its first road victory of the season with a 3-1 decision over Tuttle. The 25-13/26-24/27-29/25-17 win
Road Warriors
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Off to one of its best starts under head coach Davee Deaton, El Reno High School’s softball team remains undefeated with a 6-1 win at Duncan last week. The win
Chieftains softball team drops pair
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Calumet High School’s bid to sweep the county’s small schools in softball hit a snag last week as the Chieftains dropped a 3-0 road game at Okarche. The loss to
Clock strikes zero
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The clock has hit zero.
El Reno High School’s football team will open up the 2019 season Friday at Memorial Stadium with only one scrimmage under its belt.
“It’s here and we’ve got to get four good days of practice in this week before we open the season,” said El Reno head coach Chuck Atchison.
Friday’s game completes a two-game contract with Poteau in which the schools play in what the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association deems as Zero Week.
Spikers outlast Tuttle in close four-game bill
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El Reno High School’s volleyball team snapped a two-match slide last week and earned its first road victory of the season with a 3-1 decision over Tuttle.
The 25-13/26-24/27-29/25-17 win lifted El Reno to 3-5 on the year and 1-3 in games away from Jenks Simmons Field House.
Indians FB to host Clinton, Ike on Friday
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Football will have a very vanilla feel for El Reno High School come Friday night as the Indians host a triangular scrimmage with both Clinton and Lawton Eisenhower.
The event was originally set for just Clinton and will serve as the Indians only preseason work.
El Reno opens the 2019 season Aug. 30 with a home game against Poteau.
“I’m just looking for effort and people running to the football. We are not going to scheme either team, just go out there and run our plays,” said El Reno head coach Chuck Atchison.
From the sidelines: Beard proves with a simple act her school spirit carries on past high school playing days
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School pride, some graduates say, is lost once a student leaves the hallowed halls of high school and enters college or the real world.
If that is a true statement, someone forgot to ask Massey Beard.
The 2018 graduate of El Reno High School begins her second year at Southern Nazarene University and her first term in the nursing program after a year of medical-related basic courses.
