The Holliday Lady Eagles are off to a hot start in district play. After holding off the Jacksboro Tigerettes earlier this month, head coach Billy Arbogast and his crew had another tough task ahead of them for their next set of district games.

The Windthorst Trojanettes kicked off district play with a lopsided win over the Seymour Lady Panthers on Thursday, March 12 before their home district-opener against the Petrolia Lady Pirates on Monday, March 16.

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The 25-26 season featured another year of quality basketball on the hardwood for Archer City, Windthorst, and Holliday. The Lady Cats finished with an overall record of 15-14, their second-straight season above .500 under head coach Tyler Owen.

The Windthorst ISD School Board approved a one-year lease agreement with Nathan Munchrath to allow him to grow hay on the six acres the school owns behind the ag shop on Monday, March 16. Superintendent Jason Nolan said the district will receive 25% of the hay produced as compensation.

The Holliday Eagles opened district play with one of the toughest opponents in the state, the Iowa Park Hawks. The Hawks, who are just off a trip to the 3A-D1 state semifinals, returned nearly all their players from that team and are geared for another deep playoff run.

Over Spring Break, the Archer City Wildcats picked up a pair of impromptu baseball games to keep the skills honed as district rolls around. Their first matchup came against the Class 4A Bridgeport Bulls on Tuesday, March 10. Their second clash was versus the Chico Dragon Friday, March 13.