The Windthorst Trojans hosted the Henrietta Bearcats for the Trojans’ first football game of the 2425 season on Friday, Aug. 30.

Eight Archer County nonprofit organizations are participating in the regional fundraising program Texoma Gives, which kicks off at 6 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, with donations able to be given before the event.

The Archer City Lady Cats hosted the Class 3A Jacksboro Tigerettes in volleyball action on Tuesday, Aug. 27. Coming off a lessthan desirable showing at the Lu Allen volleyball tournament in Graham just a few days prior, Coach Krissa England and her young Lady Cat squad looked to bounce back in a big way versus the Tigerettes.

The Archer City Wildcat bussed west for the team’s season-opener on the gridiron, facing off against the Quanah Indians on Friday, Aug. 30. Last season, the Wildcats battered the Indians 44-8, and looked to once against kickoff the season with a dominant win.

Friday night football is finally back in Archer County, and what better way for the Holliday faithful to welcome another season on the gridiron than to witness a 64-point shutout by the Eagles on their newly finished football field on Aug. 30.

The Windthorst Trojanettes nabbed a third-place finish at the 24th Annual “Buckle Up Lane’s Sake” volleyball tournament in Nocona on Thursday, Aug. 29 and Saturday, Aug. 31 The Trojanettes ran roughshod over their pool play opponents on Thursday morning, never dropping a single set over the four-game span.

The Archer City Wildcats delivered an impressive performance on Thursday, August 29th, shutting out the Quanah Indians 38-0 in a dominant home victory. The Wildcats set the tone early in the first quarter when Seth Truette ignited the scoring with a 29-yard touchdown run.

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