Body The Windthorst offensive line has heard all season how it has been the weak-link of the offense. They silenced all doubters on Friday night.

Body Holliday threw just one pass as the Eagles rushed for 512 yards on 43 carries in a 61-0 rout of S&S Consolidated on Friday, Nov. 21. The second-ranked Eagles (8-0) secured a playoff berth with the lopsided win and remain on-pace for the top overall seed with Callisburg.

Body The Holliday defense forced five turnovers while the offense overcame three interceptions and several fumbled snaps to pull away late from Henrietta, 41-14. The second-ranked Eagles (7-0) remain unbeaten with three games to play in the regular season.

Body Windthorst quarterback Logan Cope had more touchdowns than incompletions as the Trojans overmatched Munday, 47-12. The Trojans (4-3, 3-0) climb above .500 for the first time on the season ahead of next week’s district championship showdown with Archer City.

Body Holliday put the finishing touches on its district championship on Tuesday night. The third-ranked Lady Eagles clinched the top seed for the postseason for the third-straight year with a 3-0 sweep of Bowie.

Body Windthorst’s Cameron Belcher claimed her thirdstraight district championship with a time of 12:22.18 at the District 9-2A Championships on Wednesday, Oct. 12, in Seymour. Belcher topped Nocona’s Bayler Smith by 49 seconds.

Body Archer City’s Kole Stovall is a playmaker. Time and time again when the Wildcats needed a play, Archer City and head coach Bradan Ritchey looked to the junior wide receiver/defensive back to come up with answers – and Stovall responded every time against Haskell.