Cy Belcher and Kyle Wolf were nearly untouchable in both starts against Muenster, holding the sixth-ranked Hornets scoreless in a pair of 1-0 wins to allow Windthorst (24-12-1) to advance to the regional semifinals.

Windthorst saw its magical run through the postseason come to an end on Thursday, May 20, following a pair of 6-0 losses in its regional semifinal matchup against Crawford. The future for the program is extremely bright as the Trojanettes (19-18) return everyone from a roster loaded with freshmen and sophomore talent.

The Holliday Lady Eagles (36-1) made school history, downing Lamesa 9-3 and 27-4, to advance to the regional finals for the first time where a familiar foe awaits. “It feels like it’s time (for the program to make its first trip to the regional finals),” senior catcher Taylor Gillit said.

Windthorst junior shortstop Camryn Latham connects on a pitch during the Trojanettes' regional semifinal series against Crawford. Windthorst dropped a pair of 6-0 decisions to end its season.

Archer City saw a trio of individuals take bronze at the UIL State Tennis Tournament in San Antonio on Thursday, May 20. Chase Curry took third in boys singles while the duo of Jill Liles and Cade Strickland placed third in mixed doubles.

Holliday’s Hannah Spears broke her school record in the mile at the Race of Champions in San Antonio this weekend. Spears took home the bronze medal with a time of 4:57.

Holliday alumnus and current Jacksboro head baseball coach Blake Belcher (center) was inducted to the Howard Payne Sports Hall of Fame this weekend at a ceremony in Brownwood. Courtesy photo/JISD.

The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) law enforcement reports. Good Samaritans A Marion County Game Wardens responded to Lake O the Pines regarding a capsized vessel.

Holliday senior Connor Cox slides into third following a RBI triple in the Eagles’ 5-4 win over Wall in game two on Saturday, May 15, in Abilene. Photo/Will Edwards Windthorst senior Cy Belcher struck out 10 in the Trojans’ 12-4 win in game one against Cooper on Thursday, May 13, at Denton Ryan.

Holliday (34-1) punched its ticket to the regional semifinals for the first time since 2005 after sweeping Brock, 3-1 and 8-1, in the regional quarterfinal round last weekend in Graham. The Lady Eagles, winners of 22-straight games, meet Lamesa (20-5) on Friday, May 21 and Saturday, May 22 on the campus of Abilene Christian.