Eagles trample Bearcats on Senior Night

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The Holliday Eagles haven’t dropped a game to the Henrietta Bearcats since 2016, and on Friday, Nov. 1, that didn’t change. The Eagles, while on Senior Night, never trailed in their 56-7 marathon over the Henrietta on Friday at Don Lucy Field, scoring 38 points in the first half alone, while keeping the Bearcats scoreless in that same time frame.

Lady Eagles complete near-perfect district run

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The Holliday Lady Eagles finished their district season with a perfect 12-0 record on Tuesday, Oct. 29 after sweeping the Jacksboro Tigerettes 3-0 at home on Holliday’s Senior Night. The Lady Eagles dropped just one set throughout the entire 12 matchups.
The Lady Eagles secured the Class 3A District 7 championship after a 3-0 sweep over the Jacksboro Tigerettes on Tuesday, Oct. 29. The team finished district with a perfect 12-0 record. Courtesy photo/Jim Harrison

Eagles corral #7 City View

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On Friday, Oct. 25, then unranked Holliday Eagles went toe-to-toe with the then #7 ranked City View Mustangs at Veterans Field. In front of a jam-packed crowd, the Eagles proceeded to dominate the highly touted Mustangs in almost every facet of the game, ultimately securing the 41-14 stomping.
Eagle receiver Jaedin Kim sprints up the field after catching a pass against the City View Mustangs on Friday, Oct. 25. Kim finished the night with seven receptions for 172 yards and two receiving touchdowns. Photo/Landon Davis

Wildcats earn statement win over Electra

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On Friday, Oct. 25, the Archer City Wildcats had a tall task to overcome, hosting the then undefeated Electra Tigers in district gridiron action. Coming into the matchup, the Tigers were averaging nearly 40 points a game, while only allowing around 13 points per game, and held a 3-0 record in district. That all changed after Friday night.
Archer City Linebacker Luke Deerinwater chases down the Electra runner during the Wildcats 63-0 win over the Tigers on Friday, Oct. 25. Photo/Jerry Phillips

Trojans dominate battle with Indians

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For their fourth district game of the season, the Trojans hosted the Haskell Indians at Trojan Field on Friday, Oct. 25. The Indians, coming off a victory a week prior and desperate to keep their playoff hopes alive, went up against a Trojan team eager to maintain perfection in district matchups this year.
Trojan running back Karson Vieth hustles down the field against the Haskell Indians on Friday, Oct. 25. Courtesy photo/Jamie Anderle

Trojanettes beat Lady Cats

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The Archer City Lady Cats and the Windthorst Trojanettes closed out their series against one another on Tuesday, Oct. 22, with the Big Blue crew handing the young Lady Cat the 3-0 sweep. Despite the result, the two teams battled closely throughout the sets.
Frontline players Millie Mayo and Jocelyn Tedrow attempt to block a hit by Windthorst’s Kenley Teakell in their matchup on Tuesday, Oct. 22. Photo/Landon Davis

Lady Eagles’ October sweeps continue

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The Holliday Lady Eagles rattled off two more sweeps in district action on the hardwood on Tuesday, Oct. 22 against the Bowie Lady Rabbits and Friday, Oct. 25 against the City View Lady Mustangs, pushing the team’s overall district record to 11-0. The Lady Eagles have also only dropped one set throughout the 11-game span.

Lady Cats get sweep on Senior Night

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The Archer City Lady Cats marked their third sweep against district opponents on Saturday, Oct. 26, beating the visiting Petrolia Lady Pirates 25-15, 25-13, and 25-14 on Senior Night. This win locks the Lady Cats in for third place in district and a volleyball playoff berth.
Archer City sophomore Brilee Canada moves for a dig in the Lady Cat’s 3-0 set sweep over the Petrolia Lady Pirates on Saturday, Oct. 26. Courtesy photo/Donna Williams

Nocona stops Windthorst

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The Windthorst Trojanettes finally dropped their first game in district on Saturday, Oct. 26, losing 3-1 against the Nocona Lady Indians.

Trojans take Region 2 Cross Country Crown

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On a Monday, Oct. 21 on a cool, cloudless day at Lynn Creek Park in Grand Prairie, the Windthorst Trojans nabbed the Region 2 Cross Country gold thanks to four top-20 finishes from their team, beating out the next closest team, Waco Meyer, by over 35 points.
The Trojan Cross Country Team (Carson Anderle, Luke Zicarelli, Jackson Zicarelli, Nolan Schreiber, Kolton Rodgers, Braidan Messineo, and Harrison Humpert) took first place at the UIL Region 2 XC Championship on Monday, Oct. 21. Photo/Landon Davis
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