It has been a rollercoaster season for head coach Kyle Tucker and his Holliday Eagles basketball team. After starting off district with a 6-2 record, a string of losses in the latter-half of district forced a play-in game against rival Henrietta on Friday, Feb. 14 to decide who will move on to the playoffs.

Baseball season is underway for the Holliday Eagles, taking on the Breckenridge Buckaroos in the first game of the season on Monday, Feb. 17 at home. After going up 3-1 in the bottom of the third, the Eagles demolished Breckenridge in the fourth inning with six runs before tacking on three runs in the fifth to cruise to a 12-2 win.

Windthorst trailed by six heading into the fourth quarter in their Bi-District round matchup with the Anson Tigers on Monday, Feb. 17 in Munday. The Trojans would go on to win 58-50 after holding the Tiger to just four points in the final quarter to notch the first basketball playoff win since 2018.

The three county high schools all had successful years on the gridiron following the 24-25 season. That success saw numerous athletes receive All-State honors from the Padilla Poll and the Texas Sports Writer Association.

The Holliday Lady Eagles hosted the Windthorst Trojanettes on Saturday, Feb. 15 before taking on the Archer City Lady Cats and the Haskell Maidens in double-header action on Monday, Feb.

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In Genesis 1:26 there was a monumental pause in the creating process. Up to this point, God had created everything in a noticeable rhythm. Then in verse 26, when God goes to create mankind we see a dialogue between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. There is a pause in the creation process for God to have a discussion in the Godhead before they created humanity. God says, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness.” In a world where everyone wants to feel special, Genesis 1:26 shows mankind how special we are to the Creator of the Universe. It shows us at least two things that should have two major impacts on all people!

The Windthorst ISD school board approved the 2025-2026 school year calendar and a professional development day waiver for the calendar during its board meeting on Monday, Feb. 10.