After winning their first postseason game in over two decades, the Holliday Lady Eagles ventured into uncharted territories in the area round game against Jim Ned. Unfortunately, the weather that plagued the state of Texas also limited the Lady Eagles’ practice time leading up to the contest against the Lady Indians.

Windthorst head coach Heather Stark was selected to the UIL 100 list as one of the top 100 players in the 100 year history of UIL girls basketball. Photo/Will Edwards.

Archer County saw 10 players earn recognition on the Texas Sportswriters Association Class 2A All-State team. The state champion Windthorst Trojans placed five on the squad while Archer City saw four players pick up accolades. Trojans head coach Chris Tackett shared Coach of the Year honors with Shiner’s Daniel Boedeker.

Archer City wins No. 2 seed with decisive win over Pirates Archer City locked up the No.

District 9-2A ran into a buzzsaw in the first round of the playoffs with all four playoff teams being shown the door in bi-district. On Thursday, Feb.

Archer City’s Mallory Maxwell was named the District 9-2A MVP while the Lady Cats’ Bailey Grant and Maddie Lopez were named Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, respectively. Maxwell led the Lady Cats to an outright district championship.

The Holliday Lady Eagles ended a playoff drought beginning in 1998 with a dominant 65-32 win over Comanche in bi-district on Friday, Feb. 12, in Springtown.

Wildcats remain in hunt for district’s No. 2 seed The Archer City Wildcats stayed alive for the District 9-2A No.

Archer City primed for playoffs Archer City wrapped up an undefeated run through district play behind a 35-point win on the road against Olney on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 62-27.

Lady Eagles’ offense keeps lighting up the scoreboard Holliday’s dynamic offense has had no problem scoring over the last 10 games. During that stretch, the Lady Eagles are averaging 65.2 points and have been held under 60 just three times.