Archer City put together a pair of blowout victories over Olney on Tuesday, April 8, and Friday, April 11. Along with scoring a season-high 17 runs on Tuesday, the Wildcats also recorded their first shutout of the season on Friday.

The Holliday Eagles completed the series sweep over Vernon on Friday, April 11, building on their win over the Lions earlier in the week on Wednesday, April 9. After the Eagles gave up four runs and seven hits to Vernon in Game 1, senior pitcher Michael Stewart shutdown the visitors with a hitless, seven- inning, 16 strikeout performance to shut the Lions down on Senior Night.

The Holliday Lady Eagles won by a combined 38-0 in their two games versus the Vernon Lady Lions on Tuesday, April 8 and Friday, April 11. Holliday allowed just three total hits over the series, while amassing over 30 hits as a squad.

The Archer City Lady Cats exacted some revenge on Tuesday, April 1 as they came back from a four-run deficit to overcome district rival Petrolia. After their heart-pounding victory on Tuesday, the Lady Cats decimated Olney 22-1 on Friday, April 4, and Seymour on Monday, April 7.

Windthorst’s dominant run on the track and in the field from last season carried over into this year, as both the Trojans’ and the Trojanettes’ track teams torched their competition at the district meet on Wednesday, April 2, taking first place in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions.

It should come as no surprise that a team that returns nearly all of their district champions as well as several other Area qualifiers will have similar success this go around. That’s exactly what Holliday did as they decimated their competition at the district meet in Iowa Park on Wednesday April 2 and Thursday, April 3, sweeping the meet en route to a first-place finish for both the Eagles and Lady Eagles.

It wasn’t a particularly tough week for the Windthorst Trojanettes on the softball diamond, handily defeating the Seymour Lady Panthers 18-0 on Tuesday, April 1 before cruising to a 17-4 victory over the Electra Lady Tigers on Monday, April 7.

In their district double- header on Tuesday, April 1, the Windthorst Trojan pitchers gave up a combined four hits and one run in the two games against Archer City, winning 14-0 and 11-1 to remain undefeated in district action.

The Holliday Eagles notched a pair of wins on Tuesday, March 25 and Friday, March 28 after suffocating the City View Mustangs 4-0 and 14-4 respectively. Tuesday, March 25 Holliday 4 City View 0 For the first game of the series, senior starting pitcher Michael Stewart went nuclear from the bump for the Eagles, amassing a miraculous 16 strikeouts in seven full innings.

After Archer City fell to the Panthers in walk-off fashion on Wednesday, March 26, the Wildcats stormed back with a vengeance, defending their home field and battering Seymour to improve to 2-2 in district.