​Leaving a legacy is something that even the greatest kings and queens have spent time, money, and resources on. Kings left legacies of kingdoms built, nations conquered, and monuments made. CEO’s have left legacies of companies that started in a garage and are now multibillion dollar companies. Coaches have left legacies of championships won. Have you ever wondered what your legacy will be? Or maybe a more important question is, which legacy matters to you?

Four Archer County coaches have been tabbed to coach in the 85th Oil Bowl Classic on June 17-18. The event serves as an allstar game for recent high school graduates in football, volleyball and basketball.

For the second-straight year, District 9-2A had a rough showing in the bi-district round of the postseason. The district saw all four teams eliminated on Monday night with the closest contest, Windthorst against Cisco, decided by 13 points.

Archer County was very well represented on the Texas Sports Writer’s Association all-state football and volleyball squads. A total of 18 athletes were selected between Archer City, Holliday and Windthorst.

The reining Class 3A Region I champs picked up right where they left off last season as the Lady Eagles ran all over Burkburnett in a 14-0 rout in Holliday’s season-opener on Monday, Feb. 14.

Campbell Jurecek, Sarah Cowan and Katy Piper singlehandedly combined to outscore Millsap in a 73-46 rout of Millsap to send Holliday to the area round of the postseason on Tuesday night in Graham. The 17th-ranked Lady Eagles (26-5) meet fifthranked Jim Ned (31-1) on Friday, Feb.

Boys Fri., Feb. 11 Archer City 73, Quanah 53 The Wildcats combined to outscore the Indians 45- 19 in the second and third quarters to come up with a 20-point win at home.