Versatile Rivers making move to front row

Body When asked one word to describe Holliday’s Skylar Rivers, head coach Wendy Parker had no hesitation. “She’s versatile. She can play anywhere on the floor. She sees the floor really well and she’s a threat from anywhere on the court.
Holliday senior Skylar Rivers makes the transition from libero back to the front row for her final campaign with the Lady Eagles. (Photo/Will Edwards)

Great Expectations for Lady Cats in 2021

Body The Archer City Lady Cats are loaded with senior leadership and talent entering the 2021 season, bringing back all but one player from last season’s district championship team that advanced to the regional quarterfinals.
The Archer City Lady Cats have a bevy of talented seniors leading the way for what projects to be a deep postseason run. (Courtesy photo/Cheyenne Wuthrich)

Spears again going for Gold

Body Holliday senior Hannah Spears may have already entered into G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time) status for the Eagles, but don’t tell her that. With a trio of gold medals and numerous school records to boot, Spears still has the drive needed to go for gold this fall in cross country.
Holliday senior Hannah Spears hopes to add two more gold medals to her collection this fall after taking fourth individually and second as a team at last year’s state cross country meet. (Photo/Will Edwards)

Latham leading on and off the court

Body Windthorst senior Camryn Latham knew when she was young that she wanted to grow up and be a Trojanette when she got to high school. “I have two older sisters so I remember watching them.
Windthorst senior Camryn Latham looks to bring the Trojanettes back to their former glory in her final season in the Blue and White. (Photo/Will Edwards)

Athletic Trojanettes continue to grow

Body Athletic. That’s the word Windthorst Head Coach Allison Bussey used to describe her 2021 team. “We are very scrappy; we can jump; we have a lot of big hitters. Defensively we are all over the place. We have a lot of heart and a lot of fight in us.
After going through growing pains for the last few seasons, the Trojanettes look to have the right mix of upperclassmen leadership and underclassmen talent. (Courtesy photo/Jamie Anderle)

Vieth bouncing back for breakout 2021

Body Windthorst senior Haven Vieth is a model for perseverance. The running back/linebacker suffered an elbow injury during Windthorst’s 21-20 win over Archer City on Sept. 11 last season.
Windthorst senior running back Haven Vieth is primed for a big season after battling through injuries in 2020. (Photo/Will Edwards)

Maxwell looking to improve

Body Archer City senior Mallory Maxwell was born into an athletic family. With parents that both played highend collegiate athletics, Mallory was quickly destined for athletic greatness. “We’re very competitive, whether it’s playing games at home or something else,” Maxwell said.
Archer City senior Mallory Maxwell has lofty goals for herself and the Lady Cats this season after winning back-to-back Offensive Player of the Year awards. (Photo/Will Edwards)

Foster leaving his mark

Body Holliday senior linebacker and center Cason Foster lives and breathes football. When he’s not in school or at practice, he’s studying up on the playbook or going over film for that week’s opponent.
Holliday senior linebacker Cason Foster leads the Eagles’ defense after piling up 100+ tackles each of the last two seasons. (Photo/Will Edwards)