The Archer City and Holliday tennis squads made a clean sweep of singles and doubles at the Henrietta Tournament at Hamilton Park in Wichita Falls on Wednesday, March 24. Holliday’s Belle Welch swept girl’s singles while Archer City’s Cade Strickland and Holliday’s Ricky Murray finished first and second, respectively, on the boy’s singles side.

Top: Hannah Spears leads the pack in the 800 meter on Thursday, March 25. Middle: Archer City's Jill Liles led the Lady Cats to a 19-9 win on Friday, March 26.

Monday, March 15 Windthorst 15, Olney 0 The Trojanettes pounded out 17 hits and plated 11 runs in the home half of the first in a 15-0 rout of Olney. Bree Kirk (3 R, 2 RBI) and Camryn Latham (2 R, 3 RBI) each went 4-for-4, combining for three doubles.

Tuesday, March 16 Bowie 7, Holliday 6 Bowie rallied for a pair of runs in the bottom of the seventh to upset the eighthranked Eagles, 7-6. Holliday surrendered a bases-loaded, one-out single in the final frame to suffer their first district loss of the year.

Members of the Windthorst Trojan Football senior class pose with their state championship rings following a ring presentation on Tuesday, March 23. Photo/Will Edwards.

Current Jacksboro head baseball coach and Holliday High School alumnus Blake Belcher is being inducted into the Howard Payne Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday, May 15. Belcher, a class of 1994 graduate from Holliday, is the brother of Windthorst head baseball coach Scott Belcher.

Archer City juniors Maddie Lopez and Bailey Grant finished third and sixth, respectively, at the Texas High School Women’s Powerlifting Association state meet in Corpus Christi on Thursday, March 18.

For the second-straight week, the Holliday Lady Eagles and Windthorst Trojanettes dominated the track and field circuit. Holliday hosted its first track meet since the late 1990s and took first place, more than doubling second-place Breckenridge (114) with 260 points at the Hero Relays. Windthorst held off Quanah, 174 to 171 to record their second-straight win at the Munday Mogul Relays.

Jill Liles amd Cade Strickland won a championship in mixed doubles at day one of the Seymour Tournament on Monday, March 15. Chase Curry won the boys singles championship. Layne Briggs and Luke Haehn took second place in boys doubles. Chandler Clark and Jaxton Barrett placed second in mixed doubles. Seth Deerinwater won the consolation bracket in boys singles. Sara Schroeder and Caitlyn Hilbers placed third in girls doubles on Tuesday, March 16. Courtesy photo