In the course of six days the Archer City Wildcats (5-4) will go from overwhelming favorites to underdogs. Last Friday night at Wildcat Stadium the Cats sealed the fourth playoff spot in District 7-2A Division 2 with a 55-8 spanking of the Munday Moguls.

Photo/Will Edwards.

Peaster was fed up with Holliday. Since 2020, the two schools have met six times across the various UIL girl’s postseasons, and each time, Holliday has been ever-so-slightly better than the Lady Greyhounds – sometimes by the slimmest of margins.

Holliday senior quarterback Grant Cox threw for five touchdowns and added a pair of TD runs to lead the seventh-ranked Eagles (9-1, 5-0) to a 48-20 dismantling of Callisburg (5-5, 2-3) on Friday. Cox finished the night going 24-of-35 for 386 yards while Holliday raced out to a 27-0 lead just nine minutes into the contest that proved to be too much for the Wildcats to overcome.

Rylee Wolf has this volleyball thing figured out. With chants of ‘feed the beast’ echoing throughout the Mineral Wells gymnasium from a raucous Windthorst crowd, the Trojanettes turned to the reigning Class 2A Player of the Year time and again to power past Hamilton and get back to the Region I-2A Tournament later this week in San Angelo.

Following a sluggish start in its Bi-District match against DeLeon, Windthorst head coach Allison Bussey challenged her team to eliminate some of the errors that plagued them in its next round. The Trojanettes responded to the challenge as it bested Albany 25-15, 25-16, 25-15, in Graham on Thursday, Nov.

Windthorst completed its undefeated run through District 7 with a 44-14 win over Electra on Friday, Nov. 3.

In the home of the Yellow Hammers, Holliday sophomore Jordan Peters laid down the hammer to lead the Lady Eagles to a five-set win over Wall on Thursday evening in Rotan. Peters collected a kill/ block double-double with 12 winners and 10 rejections as Holliday (36-9) held on for a thrilling 3-2 win.