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Home scrimmage

After two road scrimmages, El Reno High School’s baseball team hosted Lawton Eisenhower last week at the Hub Reed Complex for its home scrimmage opener. The Indians fell to the Eagles by a 2-1 score in seven innings.
Mason Fulton looks a pickoff throw into his glove

Indians Storm past home-school squad

El Reno High School’s boys basketball team snapped a four-game losing streak against the Oklahoma City Storm, closing out the 2022-23 regular season with a 72-44 victory over the home-school program.
James Reveles scored 16 points in the Indians win over the OKC Storm

Calumet, Warriors one win from Elite Eight

Five players posted numbers in double figures as Calumet High School’s boys basketball team defeated Kremlin-Hillsdale 69-50 to win the Class B, Area I, Region A Championships. The victory extended the Chieftains win streak to 23 games.
Calumet High School’s boys basketball team won the regional crown

Flapjacks for cash

El Reno High School’s baseball program held a pancake breakfast fundraiser recently. More than 300 people were served pancakes and sausage, and in addition to decal and team hat sales, generated $3,200 for the program to use toward expenses.
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Roar of the crowd

Redlands Community College’s mascot tries to fire up the crowd during a recent home basketball game. The face under the mascot is El Reno High School alum Campbell Eaton.
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Taking the next step toward state

CALUMET – No matter the outcome of the regional finals, Calumet High School’s boys basketball team will be one of three Canadian County small schools automatically advancing to the area round of the postseason.
Kyler Thiessen passes the ball to a teammate before drawing contact

500 and counting

El Reno High School junior Pauline Black-Harmon mugs for the camera with head coach Jennifer Douglas as the two sort balloons marking Black-Harmon reaching 500 career rebounds during a recent game.
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El Reno qualifies first two grapplers for state tourney

MUSTANG – The first tickets to the 2023 Oklahoma State High School Wrestling Championships were punched here last week for two El Reno High School grapplers. Competing in the Girls West Regional, Kaylee Davis and Hannah Koen placed fifth or better in their weight classes to earn state spots.
Clair Solansky tries to escape from the down position
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