Archer City got a masterful pitching performance from Jill Liles to keep the Lady Cats’ season alive, tossing a one-hitter in game two to clinch the series. At the plate, the sophomore left her mark, going 5-for-8 with two runs and two RBI, driving in a crucial insurance run in the bottom of the fourth.

Holliday (30-1) capitalized on a pair of big innings in game one and game two to complete the series sweep of Peaster in the bi-district round on April 29-30. The Lady Eagles move on to meet Ballinger (17-7) in area. Game one and of the series are tabbed for Friday, May 7, beginning at 5 p.m. in Stamford. If necessary, game three is slated for Saturday, May 8, at 11 a.m.

Things looked dire for Windthorst in both contests of its bi-district series against Lindsay. Down to their final out and trailing 7-6 in the opener, the Lady Knights committed a bases-loaded error to allow the tying run to cross before Bree Kirk delivered a walkoff single back through the box to lift the Trojanettes to an 8-7 win on Thursday, April 29, at Sunrise Optimist Park in Wichita Falls.

The Archer City Lady Cats were district champs in volleyball last fall and in basketball this winter. The Lady Cats had not lost a district game in any of the three team sports. Last Saturday, they had a chance to complete the trifecta with perfect district records, but the Petrolia Lady Pirates were standing in the way. Archer City had beat Petrolia 12-7 back on Tuesday, March 30 to set up the final showdown in the last district matchup of the regular season.

Holliday’s Makayla Smith and Carson Hall each posted top-15 finishes at the Shady Oaks Golf Course in Baird for the Region I-3A tournament while Archer City’s Kameron Moss, Shae Parr and Katelyn Casillas competed at the Old Brickyard Golf Course in Ferris in the Region II-2A meet.

Tuesday, April 20 Holliday 11, Nocona 1 Cooper Turner (4-0) scattered five hits for one run while striking out seven as the Eagles closed out the district slate on a high-note behind an 11-1 win over Nocona. Holliday owns the No.

All three county high schools will be well-represented at the UIL State Track & Field Meet in Austin on May 6 and 7. Holliday saw a trio of athletes advance while Archer City and Windthorst each had two post top-two finishes at the regional meets on April 23-24.

Tuesday, April 13 Archer City 15, Chico 0 (Gm. 1) Six different Lady Cats collected multiple hits, including three-hit games from Mallory Maxwell and Emma Gray as Archer City thumped Chico, 15-0.