County To Be Well Represented at State Track

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For the last five track season, the Holliday Lady Eagles have owned the 3A-Region I meet. On Friday, May 1 and Saturday, May 2 at Elmer Gray Stadium in Abilene, they maintained the status quo by winning the meet with a score of 92, 25 points ahead of second-place Wall (67).
Holliday’s first leg in the 4x100 relay Crue Harrison hands off the baton to second leg Brayden Hamill at the regional meet in Abilene on Saturday, May 1. Photo/Landon Davis

Trojans Win Bi-District Battle Over Lindsay

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One year removed from their exciting Bi-District round clash, the Windthorst Trojans and the Lindsay Knights battled it out on the diamond in another three-game thriller that came to an electrifying conclusion on Friday, May 1.
Windthorst Pitcher Aiden Stark fires a pitch as a Lindsay Knight player looks to steal second in game 3 of the Trojans Bi-District win over Lindsay on Friday, May 1. Photo/Nathan Lawson

Lady Eagles Make Statement Win Over Merkel

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The Holliday Lady Eagles won their Area round battle with Merkel by a combined 22-2 in the twogame series on Wednesday, April 29 in Graford. In addition to the stellar sweep, the Lady Eagles also broke a five-year Area-round losing streak.
Lady Eagle Kyra Seward fires up her team after a two-run double against Merkel in the Area round on Wednesday, April 29. Photo/Landon Davis

Wildcats Unable to Claw Past Indians

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The Archer City Wildcats’ baseball season came to a close on Wednesday, April 29 in City View in the their Bi-District round matchup against the Nocona Indians. The Wildcats and the Indians were entrenched in a true Pitcher’s Duel for Game 1.
Archer City Senior Catcher Shooter Canada tags out Nocona's RJ Walker at home during Game 2 of the Wildcats Bi-District loss to the Indians. Photo/Nathan Lawson

Lady Warriors Outlast Lady Cats in Area

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The Archer City Lady Cats had a steep hill to climb for their Area-round matchup on Wednesday, April 29 and Thursday, April 30 as they took on the 2A-D2 No. 7 Honey Grove Lady Warriors at Darwin Field on North Central Texas College campus in Gainesville.
Archer City Sophomore Raynee Smith slides into third in the final inning of the Lady Cats 6-5 Game 2 loss to Honey Grove on Thursday, April 30, at NCTC. Photo/Nathan Lawson

Greyhounds Eliminate Eagles in Bi-Distr ict

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The Holliday Eagles’ hopeful baseball season came to an end on Wednesday, April 29 in Graford. After stumbling out of the gates at the start of district play, the Eagles clawed their way back to earn the final playoff spot for District 7-3A.
Senior pitcher Logan Lindemann loads up to laser a pitch against the Peaster Greyhounds in the Eagles’ Bi-District matchup on Wednesday, April 29. Photo/Landon Davis

Lady Cats Sweep Past Lady Indians

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For the third straight-season, the Archer City Lady Cats mopped up their competition to sweep in the Bi-District round of the 2A softball playoffs. This year’s unlucky contestant was the Nocona Lady Indians.
Archer City's Brilee Canada and Ashlyn Harvey cross paths while going for a fly ball during the Lady Cats 13-3 Bi-District win over the Nocona Lady Indians. Photo/Nathan Lawson

Lady Eagles Corral Lady Mavs

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Postseason softball is upon Archer County, and the Holliday Lady Eagles rang in the Bi-District round with a series sweep over the Eastland Lady Mavs on Thursday, April 23, and Friday, April 24. The series wasn’t particularly close, with the Lady Eagles outscoring the Lady Mavs 36-6.
Lady Eagle centerfielder Kindle Marek makes the sliding grab in Holliday’s 24-4 clobbering over Eastland in the BI-District round on Friday, April 24. Photo/Landon Davis

Eagles Secure Playoff Bid With Jacksboro Win

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The Holliday Eagles had one final district series to secure their spot in the Class 3A-D1 playoffs. A win over the Jacksboro Tigers on Tuesday, April 21 or Friday, April 24 guaranteed the No. 2 seed, while a loss put them in a play-in with the Bowie Jackrabbits.
Holliday second baseman Crue Harrison fields a groundball against the Jacksboro Tigers on Tuesday, April 21. Photo/Landon Davis
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