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'''Riley Ray''' is a player for [[El Reno]]. As a freshman, he placed 3rd individually at his first NAQT tournament, the 2021 OU Invitational. He has also earned individual honors at the 2022 Oklahoma NAQT State Tournament and the 2022 Cougar Invitational. He helped El Reno to 3rd place at the 5A 2023 OSSAA State Championship. He is the highest-scoring player in El Reno history, amassing that total in just one year, surpassing the previous record set by [[Ella McReynolds]]. | '''Riley Ray''' is a player for [[El Reno]]. As a freshman, he placed 3rd individually at his first NAQT tournament, the 2021 OU Invitational. He has also earned individual honors at the 2022 Oklahoma NAQT State Tournament and the 2022 Cougar Invitational. He helped El Reno to 3rd place at the 5A 2023 OSSAA State Championship. He is the highest-scoring player in El Reno history, amassing that total in just one year, surpassing the previous record set by [[Ella McReynolds]]. |
Revision as of 13:57, 14 February 2023
Riley Ray is a player for El Reno. As a freshman, he placed 3rd individually at his first NAQT tournament, the 2021 OU Invitational. He has also earned individual honors at the 2022 Oklahoma NAQT State Tournament and the 2022 Cougar Invitational. He helped El Reno to 3rd place at the 5A 2023 OSSAA State Championship. He is the highest-scoring player in El Reno history, amassing that total in just one year, surpassing the previous record set by Ella McReynolds.