Playing through a steady rain for three and a half quarters, El Reno High School’s football team stayed in the hunt for a berth in the postseason with a 66-8 blowout of John Marshall.
El Reno moved to 3-5 overall with its largest winning margin of the season. More importantly, the Indians remain tied with Lawton and Noble for the fourth and final playoff spot from District 5A-2 with a 2-3 record.
Second-half goals from Paige Treat and Ashanti Lewis lifted Redlands Community College women’s soccer team to a 2-0 win over Northeastern Oklahoma A&M.
By winning the regular-season finale, the Cougars charge into the NJCAA Region 2 Championship for the first time since 2018 as the third seed out of the North Division.
Redlands was 5-7 in the NJCAA Region 2 regular-season standings for sixth overall. Beau Richmond’s team was 7-7-1 for the year, its best record since 2018.
Admittedly I was not a fan of the design or aspects of the new coliseum at the Oklahoma City Fair Park when it was first announced.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Basketball and wrestling state championships for all classifications in the state for basketball and wrestling will be decided in the Oklahoma City metroplex through the year 2030.
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association announced a new five-year deal between the OG&E Coliseum at OKC Fair Park and the University of Oklahoma’s Lloyd Noble Center to host the championship tournaments beginning in 2026.
El Reno High School’s football team (2-5) has three games left in the regular season.
The Indians were slated to play John Marshall at Memorial Stadium.
Here is the latest Associated Press’ Oklahoma High School Football Poll. Records through Oct. 21.
El Reno Tribune Sports Editor Glen Miller is a voting panel member.
Class 6A-I
Place/Team (Rec) Previous
1. Bixby (7-0) 1
2. Jenks (6-1) 2
3. Owasso (5-2) 3
4. Broken Arrow (5-2) NR
5. Mustang (5-2) NR
Others receiving votes: 6, Edmond Memorial 5. 7, Norman 4.
Redlands Community College women’s soccer team closed out the regular season with a 2-0 win over Northeastern Oklahoma A&M at Memorial Stadium.
The Cougars made the NJCAA Region 2 Championships for the first time since 2018 and play Thursday (10/30) in Enid.
Two long scoring plays in the second half and a fourth-down stop by the defense secured El Reno High School’s football team’s 30-22 win over Lawton and snapped a five-game losing streak.
El Reno, in just its second meeting with the Wolverines since 1961, moved to 2-5 on the season with the eight-point victory and climbed back into the playoff hunt at 1-3.
The Indians are now tied with Noble for fifth place in District 5A-2.
Both El Reno and Noble trail Lawton (2-2) by a game and a half for the fourth and final 5A-2 playoff spot, but each have defeated the Wolverines.
While three games remain in the regular season, the path to the postseason has never been more clear for El Reno High School’s football team.
In fact, the answer to a recent question I fielded, “Can El Reno still make the playoffs?” can be answered in just one word – win.
El Reno High School collected three medals and a sixth-place team finish from the boys at the 2025 Suburban Conference Cross Country Championships.
Running in Shawnee, the boys posted 139 points to finish three points back of Del City for fifth. The effort was led by sophomore Abraham Scarritt, who took 10th place on the 5,000-meter course, earning All-Suburban Conference honors, with a time of 18 minutes and 34.54 seconds.
Shannon Russell got an all-conference nod with his 27th-place time of 20:20, followed by Dominick Steinbruck (21:28) in 38th place.
