Wildcats welcome youth on the diamond

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The Archer City Wildcats had a bumpy road for the 23-24 baseball season, finishing the year with just three wins. But second-year head coach Collin White believes the team has all the makings of a better team this season.
The Archer City Wildcats will look to their young talent as well as their returning players for the upcoming 24-25 baseball season. File photo

Archer City underclassmen take lead for T&F

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Lady Cats Much like volleyball, basketball, and softball, the underclassmen at Archer City will be the ones who will be a big reason for the success of the Track and Field team this season. “We have a bunch of young athletes who could do some things this season, but we’re just gonna have to wait and see week-to-week how they fare,” head girls’ track coach Krissa England said about the team’s makeup.
Lady Cat junior Serenity Jones will be one of the elder track athletes to lead a young Archer City bunch this season.

Wildcats sweep through Nocona Tourney

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The Archer City Wildcats went 3-0 in the Nocona baseball tournament from Thursday, March 6 to Friday, March 7. Thursday, March 6 Archer City 4 Nocona 3 The teams sat tied 2-2 after two innings, the Wildcats took a one-run lead thanks to a two-run double from senior Isaac Dieguez in the top of the sixth, eventually holding on for the first victory of the tournament.
Wildcat senior Isaac Dieguez slides into second base during Archer City’s game against Pilot Point. The Wildcats finished the Nocona Baseball Tournament with a 3-0 record. Photo/Landon Davis

Archer County teams play in Graham Softball Tournament

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All three high softball teams in the county played in the Graham Softball Tournament from Thursday, March 6 to Friday, March 7. Despite the name, only the Holliday Lady Eagles played a solo game in Graham, with all other games being played at the Wichita Falls Softball Complex.
Holliday starting pitcher Carly Duggins makes the throw to first against the Lady Hawks. Photo/Landon Davis

Eagles kick off district with Iowa Park split

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The Holliday Eagles battled with the Iowa Park Hawks on Monday, March 10 and Tuesday, March 11. Under the shining sun while both schools are on Spring Break. After suffering a home loss, the Eagles got revenge and picked up their first district win of the season.
Sophomore outfielder Sammi Kirkland celebrates as she rounds first base after her walk-off double against Iowa Park on Monday, March 10. Photo/Landon Davis

Lady Eagles clash with Lady Hawks

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The Holliday Lady Eagles and the Iowa Park Lady Hawks battled in district softball action on Monday, March 10, and Tuesday, March 11. Kirkland walks off again For the second time this season, sophomore outfielder Sammi Kirkland drove in the game-winning run against as district opponent, this time the Lady Hawks were the receivers of that hit.
Holliday’s Caleb White eyes an Iowa Park hitter in the Eagles’ 2-1 win over the Hawks on Tuesday, March 11. White finished the day with eight strikeouts and allowed just two hits. Photo/Landon Davis

Trojans go 2-2 in Rooster Classic

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The Windthorst Trojans hosted their annual Rooster Classic Baseball Tournament from Thursday, March 6, to Friday, March 7. Taking on three Class 3A teams and one 2A, the Trojans finished the tournament 2-2.
Windthorst’s Cash Armstrong beats the throw to third in the Trojans’ loss to the Gunter Tigers in the Rooster Classic on Friday, March 7. Photo/Landon Davis

County Teams compete in Iowa Park Invitational

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From Thursday, Feb. 27 to Saturday, Mar. 1, the Archer City Lady Cats, Holliday Lady Eagles, and the Windthorst Trojanettes participated in the Iowa Park Softball Invitational held in Iowa Park, as well as the Wichita Falls Softball Complex. All three teams took on a variety of opponents, ranging from 2A all the way to 5A.
Trojanette starting pitcher Jalyn Benson winds up a pitch in Windthorst’s first game in the Iowa Park Softball Invitational. Photo/Landon Davis
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