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Body El Reno High School pom squad member Audri Loy claps out a cheer during the fourth quarter of the Indians win over the Elgin Owls last week. The victory was
EHS pom squad_Loy claps

Owlsome start to 2020

Body The two-week break for the holidays proved to be just what El Reno High School’s girls basketball team needed to heal up and reset its direction for 2020.
EHS girls basketball_Jones shoots a jumper

Home action this week

Body El Reno High School's winter sports teams get back into full swing this week. Above, Xzavier Oquendo and the EHS wrestling team will travel to Weatherford on Tuesday before hosting
Oquendo and EHS wrestling team travel to Weatherford

To catch a Tiger

Body Before her days as a “football mom,” El Reno native Ilene Scott loved the sport and still watches it on television whenever she can – even at the age of 90. “I’m a big football fan. All my kids played football at either Minco or Kingfisher and I was a football mom for sure.
Eliah Drinkwitz signals in a play

Up next

Body El Reno High School’s girls basketball team, which fell to No.7 in the Class 5A poll, will try to snap a four-game losing streak Friday at home against Elgin. Tipoff is set for 6 p.m.
EHS girls basketball_Reveles shoots layup

Back to the action

Body Despite defeating Weatherford in the final game of the 2019 portion of its schedule, El Reno High School’s boys basketball team slipped out of the Top 10 in the latest Class 5A poll. The Indians are No.
EHS boys basketball_Robertson shoots over defender

Dribbling into 2020

Body El Reno High School guard Leslie Valdez dribbles up the court during the Indians recent game with Weatherford. The Indians slipped to No.7 in the recent Class 5A poll after
EHS girls basketball_Valdez dribbles up court
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