The Holliday Eagles bounced back in a big way on the baseball diamond. After a pair of heart-breaking losses to the Henrietta Bearcats, head coach Jason Kress and his Eagles rattled off two important wins over the City View Mustangs on Tuesday, March 24 and Friday, March 27.

The Holliday Lady Eagles came away with another first-place finish as a team at the City View Heath Aldrich Relays on Wednesday, March 25. The Lady Eagles took first with 182 points while the Eagles claimed a silver as a team with 142 points.

The Archer City Wildcats improved to four district wins following their series sweep over the Electra Tigers on Tuesday, March 24 and Friday, March 27. In the series, the Wildcats won a combined 34-1.

The Holliday Eagles took on the Henrietta Bearcats on Tuesday, March 17, and Friday, March 20 for their next district series. Just a few days after their hardfought district losses to Iowa Park, the Eagles were set for another highly-contested series with the Bearcats. Tuesday, March 17

The Archer City Wildcat and Lady Cat track and field teams made their way down to Haskell on Thursday, March 19. Both teams had several quality showings in their respective events, including a bronze medal High Jump by freshman Lyla Nichols, while Jesse Rodriguez (400m) and Liam Shewmake (1600m/3200) both finished in the top-10 of their races.

43-0. That was the combined score in the Windthorst Trojans’ district double-header thrashing over the Electra Tigers on Tuesday, March 17 in Windthorst.

The Holliday Lady Eagles scored a total of 40 runs in their two district games with the Henrietta Lady Cats on Monday, March 16, and Tuesday, March 17. In addition, former Henrietta Lady Cat Kyra Seward pitched both games and was unstoppable. The junior collected 14 strikeouts and allowed just two hits in the two games.

The Windthorst Trojanettes bounced back from their district loss to Petrolia on Monday with a pair of blowout wins over the Electra Lady Tigers on Friday, March 20, and the Olney Lady Cubs on Monday, March 23.

Archer City became Home Run City on Friday, March 20 as three different Lady Cats mashed moonshots over the wall in the 18-0 district home win over the Seymour Lady Panthers. The first homer came from junior Addi Canada in the bottom of the first.

Archer City head baseball coach Michael Wolf and his Wildcats picked up a pair of solid district wins over the Olney Cubs on Tuesday, March 17 and Friday, March 20. After the Cubs managed to score two runs in Game 1, the Black and Gold restricted Olney to just two hits and no runs in Game 2 to secure the series sweep Tuesday, March 17