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El Reno High School’s tennis team is still looking for its first dual win of the season after dropping a 7-0 road decision at Midwest City.

The Indians are 0-3 on the year after losing three matches in boys action and four on the girls side to the Bombers.

El Reno did, however, win 20 games in the setbacks.

Sergio Rosas fell 6-2/6-3 to Terrynece Hooks in No.1 singles, while Jacob Richey lost in straight sets to Hesse Gonzales at No.2 singles.

Kale Overholser and Kyler Graham lost in straight sets in No.1 doubles.

Despite posting 50 hits over the final four games of the regular season, Calumet High School’s slow-pitch softball team heads into the district round of the Class A playoffs with a two-game losing streak.

The Chieftains dropped a 13-5 game to state-ranked Lookeba-Sickles (No.4/B) and a 10-9 bid with Garber after beating the Wolverines 16-1 in the other game of a doubleheader.

Calumet rallied from a 12-3 hole at home to defeat Varnum (No.17/A) 23-15. The split of the four games left the Chieftains, ranked No.10 in Class A, with an 18-8 record.

With a bye in the district round of the upcoming Class A-2 playoffs, Union City High School is resting the arm of star right-hander Aiden Williams in the final games of the regular season.

It seems Williams’ bat didn't get the memo.

Williams went 3-for-4 from the plate including a game-winning three-run home run in the bottom of the fifth as the Tigers rallied to defeat Class 2A-1’s seventh-ranked Christian Heritage Academy 10-8.

The Tigers, ranked fourth in the state, moved to 19-3 on the year.

After beating Murray State 16-6 in the series opener, Redlands Community College’s baseball team awoke a sleeping dog.

Aggies won the final three games by a combined 46-5 margin to sweep the series over the Cougars and retain the second spot in the West Division of the NJCAA Region 2, Division II standings.

Meanwhile, Redlands slipped to 18-32 on the season and into a tie with Carl Albert State College and Northern Oklahoma College of Enid for third place in the West at 9-11.

The Cougars close out West action with four games against Carl Albert.

El Reno High School’s baseball and soccer programs honored youth teams in their respective sports last week during home dates.
 

El Reno High School’s boys soccer team took the fight to Classen SAS, currently the second-place team in District 5A-2, leading in most statistical categories except one – the scoreboard.

The Comets scored a goal in overtime to break a 1-all tie at the end of regulation, leaving Memorial Stadium with a 2-1 victory over the Indians.

El Reno slipped to 6-4 on the season and 1-3 in the 5A-2 standings. Like the girls, the Indians will have to win their final three matches to stay in the postseason talk.

El Reno High School’s girls soccer team was the victim of a bad break and questionable call in a 2-1 loss to Classen SAS, one that put the Indians’ backs to the wall as far as making the postseason.

El Reno slipped to 3-6 on the season with its second straight loss. The Indians are now 1-3 in the District 5A-2 standings and need to win the final three matches to stay in the playoff picture.

Sophomore Damein McKelvey drew a one-out walk in the bottom of the seventh inning but was left stranded at first as El Reno High School’s baseball team dropped a close 2-1 non-district game to Clinton.

The home loss pushed El Reno’s current losing streak to four as the Indians slipped to 11-13 on the year.

Clinton broke a 1-all tie in the top half of the seventh with a pair of two-out runs on the third and fourth hits of the game for the Red Tornado.

A day after the boys took third, El Reno High School’s girls golf team matched that finish on the same course with a third-place effort in the 2026 Suburban Conference Girls Championship.

El Reno carded a season-low 354 on the John Conrad Course in Midwest City after its five players had only one nine-hole score in the 50s. Carl Albert won the conference tittle with a 332 and Guthrie (346) edged out EHS by eight shots for second.

El Reno placed eighth in its home tourney, the first of three in six days.