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Brothers Jaxon and Aiden Stark were destined to become star athletes. The older sons of current Windthorst coaches Dylan and Heather Schreiber Stark, the youngest son Mason is in middle school at Windthorst, the athletic genes from both families poured into their kids.

Archer City senior Serenity Jones will step into a big role for the Lady Cats for the upcoming volleyball season. She’ll be one of the few returners with varsity experience and will look to leave her mark for her final season.

Legacy is a big part of the history of Windthorst, especially in high school sports. The Trojans and Trojanettes own multiple state titles in a variety of sports, including volleyball.

The Lady Cats will look to build on a promising season from last fall for the upcoming volleyball year. Although the team lost just three seniors to graduation, it will be a majority of sophomores and juniors leading the charge for Archer City.

On Aug. 16, NRS (National Roper’s Supply) inducted its 7th ever NRS livestock “Show Team”.

“Three yards and a cloud of dust,” the age-old adage describes an offensive philosophy that aims to overwhelm opponents with tough, physical plays on ground.

The 25-26 Windthorst Trojanettes will be strong in a variety of ways, but possibly their biggest strength will come from the sheer amount of varsity experience each player has.

Being a lineman in football is a thankless job. Despite arguably being the most important position on the field, offensive and defensive linemen rarely receive any recognition for their efforts.

Varsity experience is one of the key elements for a successful football team, and for the 25-26 Trojans, they will lean heavily on that aspect.