Archer County baseball roundup

Body Tuesday, March 9 Holliday 10, Jacksboro 0 Holliday senior Hadley Harrigal (2-1) tossed the Eagles’ second no-hitter in the last two weeks in a 10-0 rout of Jacksboro. The right-hander needed just 74 pitches to complete the feat, allowing two walks while punching out eight.
Windthorst second baseman Kyle Wolf throws out a runner at first in the Trojans’ 5-1 loss to Albany on Thursday, March 11. Photo/Will Edwards

Murray honored by TSWA

Body Holliday Junior Payton Murray was selected to the Texas Sports Writers Association honorable mention all-state team.Photo/Will Edwards.
Murray honored by TSWA

County Softball Roundup

Body Tuesday, March 2 Archer City 13. Nocona 1 Bailey Grant went 2-for-3 with a double and four RBI to pace the Lady Cats to a 13-1 win over Nocona.
Holliday’s Sydney Linn connects with an offering in the first inning. On the season, Linn is hitting .667 with three taters, 21 RBI and 20 runs scored.Photo/Will Edwards

Long hits Hole in One

Body Archer City Country Club member, Richard Long, made a hole in one on Hole #1 this past Sunday, March 7. Witnesses were Steve and Mollye Ashton and Richard's wife, Kristin.Courtesy photo/Misty Cameron.
Long hits Hole in One

County Tennis Roundup

Body Archer City’s Jill Liles and Cade Strickland placed second in mixed doubles and Chase Curry received third in boys singles at the Wildcats’ season-opening tournament in Vernon on March 1.
Holliday junior Belle Welch has dominated girls singles through the first three tournaments, winning all three draws to open the year in Vernon.Courtesy photo/Kim Cornsilk

AC Powerlifting headed to State

Body Archer City's Juniors Maddie Lopez (left) and Bailey Grant (right) advanced to the THSWPA state meet following a fourth and seventh place finish respectively at the THSWPA regional meet.Courtesy photo/ACISD
AC Powerlifting headed to State

Holliday, Windthorst girls win opening track meets

Body The Holliday Lady Eagles and Windthorst Trojanettes earned season-opening victories at the City View Glen Eickman Relays and the Panther Pride Relays in Seymour, respectively. Holliday finished with 276 points, outpacing second-place Henrietta (122) by over 150 points.
Windthorst’s Saige Anderson comes down the stretch in the 800 meters, followed closely by Archer City’s Landri Payne. Anderson finished second in the event while Payne came in fourth.Courtesy photo/Barbara Phillips

Windthorst FFA in San Angelo

Body The following Windthorst students showed a truck design cooker, decorative swing, folding picnic table and bench, panels, decorative table with four chairs and two shop tables at San Angelo.
Windthorst FFA in San Angelo