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Despite losing six games to rain, Calumet High School’s baseball team remains undefeated on the summer season following a 6-2 road win over Arapaho-Butler. The Chieftains moved to 3-0 on the summer with the win. The other victories were over Sentinel (11-1) and Clinton (8-1).

Under new head coach Jason Little, El Reno High School's softball team will travel to Piedmont on Tuesday to take part in the second date of the Piedmont Summer League. El Reno defeated Edmond Memorial and tied the Wildcats in the first day of the league earlier this month.

UNION CITY – Breaking up a marathon 10-inning contest into five-inning blocks, Union City High School’s varsity team defeated El Reno’s Varsity 2 squad 9-8 and 9-1 in a rare meeting of county schools.

CENTRAL Arcadia: June 5. Elevation is 1 ft. above normal and stable, water temperature 72°F and stained. Blue and channel catfish fair on cut bait, hot dogs, shad, shrimp and stinkbait around channels, points, riprap and rocks.

After winning his age group in the Duathlon bracket of the Route 66 Triathlon Festivus the past two years, El Reno’s Shanon Eichholz made the switch to the full three stages of last weekend’s event. And without surprise, he won yet again. “Saturday’s race was a good one.

El Reno High School’s Varsity 1 baseball team remains undefeated in Red Dirt League action with a 14-1 win over Heritage Hall last week at the Hub Reed Complex. The Indians moved to 3-0 in the Wooden Bat Division of the RDL standings.

While he stops short of calling it a rebuild, El Reno High School boys basketball coach Rodney Haydon calls the month of June critical to his program’s rebound from the loss of a large graduation class. “We are grinding things out and putting in the time.

Hernan Blanco hit a walk-off triple as El Reno High School’s Varsity 1 baseball team kicked off its summer schedule with a 9-0 win over Crossings Christian School. The victory was part of a Red Dirt League doubleheader, with El Reno sweeping the Knights via a 9-3 decision in the nightcap.

El Reno High School’s boys basketball program held its youth skills camp last week inside Jenks Simmons Field House and Annex. Campers worked on fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting and free throws. There were also individual and team competitions.  

The Route 66 Triathlon was held over the weekend around Lake El Reno and along Route 66. The three-stage event featured several distance races. Brad Tilman of Oklahoma City flexes his muscles as he heads out on the running stage.