Stewart to take big step for Holliday

Body Holliday senior Michael Stewart has been a varsity baseball player since his freshman year, and still has seen his improvement and his stock rise as he heads into his final year as an Eagle. “I’ve been playing baseball since I was three,” Stewart said.
Holliday’s Michael Stewart will be one of the returning Eagles baseball players itching to show Coach Kress what he’s can do on a baseball diamond. File photo

Lady Eagles continue standard

Body It can be hard for a team to not become complacent, and after the success of the Holliday softball program in the last five years, head coach Billy Arbogast believes “the standard is the standard.”
Holliday’s softball team will be teaming with a mix of upper- and underclassmen, but still seek to reach the standard the program is known for. File photo

Armstrong looking to Cash-in on Senior Year

Body Trojan senior Cash Armstrong is a quintessential Windthorst athlete, finding success on the football field as well as the baseball field for his entire career. For his final season dawning the Blue and White, Armstrong just hopes to be the best teammate he can.
Trojan baseball Swiss-Army Knife Cash Armstrong sets his sights on a another successful season for his senior campaign. File photo

Windthorst Basketball Recap

Body Trojanettes The Trojanettes continued their streak of playoff appearances in basketball, despite losing heavy-hitters Rylee Wolf and Cameron Belcher, both 1000 career point scorers, to graduation.
The Windthorst Trojans finished 20-11 and even notched their first playoff victory since 2018. File photo

No Seniors? No problem for Trojanettes

Body Last season, the Trojanettes had just one senior and a crew of freshmen and sophomore players filling the roster. One year later, that senior is gone, and those same athletes, now juniors and sophomores, will be expected to lead the way this season.
A senior-less Windthorst softball team won’t stop shortstop Karissa Fillingim and her Trojanette teammates as they vie for a shot at the district title. Photo/Landon Davis