Holliday burns City View despite slow second set

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After recording their eighth-straight win on Saturday, Sept. 19, the Holliday Lady Eagles made their first appearance in the Texas Girls Coaches Association State Volleyball poll, coming in at No. 21 in the Class 3A rankings with an 11-3 record and a 4-0 mark in district play.

Wildcats defense forces nine turnovers in win

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Archer City junior Gage Gillispie created havoc all over the field in the Wildcats’ 56-28 win over Henrietta on Friday, Sept. 18, on the road. Gillispie registered four of the team’s six interceptions and recovered a fumble as the AC defense forced nine Bearcats’ turnovers in the winning effort.
Gage Gillipsie (81) runs with the ball against Henrietta Friday, Sept. 18. Gillipsie finished with four interceptions and a fumble recovery on the defensive side of the ball. Photo/Jenny Schroeder

Havens named Archer City homecoming queen

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Archer City High School Homecoming Court L to R – Mallory Maxwell, Carter Hilbers, Emily Salyers, Luke Haehn, Homecoming Queen Haylee Havens, Ty Bates, Maddie Lopez, John Machtolff. The flower girl and crown bearer in front are Bailey Willett and Preston Rowe.
Havens named Archer City homecoming queen

Archer County COVID-19 update

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Archer County Judge Randy Jackson announced the county had 67 positive cases with four of them being active during the Archer County Commissioners Court meeting Monday, Sept. 14. The county also has reported one COVID-19 related fatality.

Windthorst holds off Archer City in the 11-Mile War, 21-20

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In what felt like an ol’ west shootout, the Wildcats and Trojans lived up to the billing of the 11-Mile War. In one corner was Windthorst riding high on winning 11-straight against Archer City dating back to 2008 and ranked No. 4 in the state; in the other were the up-and-coming Wildcats looking to prove they belong.
Windthorst running back Ethan Belcher pushes past the line of scrimmage against county rival Archer City on Friday, Sept. 11. Belcher rushed for 232 yards and two touchdowns. Photo/Will Edwards

Second-half magic again propels Eagles to comeback

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In the first half of its three non-district matchups this season, the Holliday Eagles have been outscored by their opponents 59-7. Those are not the sort of numbers you expect from a team with a winning record, but the Eagles have made plays when it counted.
Crae Jackson runs with the ball in the Holliday Eagles second half comeback against the Vernon Lions Friday, Sept. 11. Courtesy photo/Jolene Styles