The Archer City Lady Cats’ quest for a second- straight playoff appearance continued in a home battle with the Electra Lady Tigers on Friday, Jan. 30.

The Windthorst Trojanettes extended their win to three following their 30-point road-win over Olney on Tuesday, Jan. 22.

It was a battle of the unbeatens on Tuesday, Jan. 20 as the Holliday Eagles (5-0) and the City View Mustangs (4-0) clashed in a highly-anticipated match that could decide the District 7-3A champion later on in the season.

The Archer City Wildcats’ district journey continued and much like their Lady Cat-counterpart, they grappled with the top teams of the district, the Nocona Indians and the Seymour Panthers. Tuesday, Jan.

It was another heavyweight bout for the Holliday Lady Eagles on Tuesday, Jan. 20 in their quest to return to the Class 3A basketball playoffs.

The Archer City Lady Cats and the Windthorst Trojanettes recorded another chapter in the deep rivalry between the two Archer County towns on Tuesday, Jan. 13 in Windthorst.

For the first matchup between the Archer City Wildcats and the Windthorst Trojans on Tuesday, Jan. 13, experience prevailed over youth as Big Blue cruised to a 73-29 win over the Black and Gold.

“An ugly win is still a win.” Holliday head coach Kyle Tucker told his Eagles after their 60-42 road-win over the Jacksboro Tigers on Friday, Jan. 16.

After back-to-back blowout wins, the Holliday Lady Eagles were tested in a road meeting with the Jacksboro Tigerettes on Friday, Jan 16. The Lady Eagles and the Tigerettes play two very different styles of basketball.

After over two weeks since their first district game, the Holliday Lady Eagles notched their first win for District 7-3A with 19-point win over the Vernon Lady Lions on Saturday, Jan. 3.