Sometimes it’s simply a business trip. In a game that didn’t feature many offensive bright spots outside of Keitenn Bristow and Cayden Howard, the Eagles did what was necessary to win in a 52-25 drubbing of Early in the bi-district round on Mon., Feb. 19, in Graham.

The Archer City Wildcats played their final district game on Tuesday, Feb. 13 in a home contest against the Nocona Indians. The rolling Wildcats (4-5) were on a two-game win-streak and aimed at extending the streak to three, giving themselves a tie for third place. The visiting Indians (9-0) already clenched the first-place spot in district and had a win-streak of their own to conserve. The matchup was sure to be a knock-down drag-out fight.

Defense was the name of the game for the Trojans on Tuesday, Feb. 13, not allowing the visiting Olney Cubs to score more than 10 points in a quarter until the fourth. With Windthorst (4-5) going on a slight skid, losing three of their last four, and just one victory away from clinching the third seed in district, the clash with the Cubs (1-8) was the only obstacle left in the season and a perfect “get-right” game.

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Mon., Feb. 12 Burkburnett 20, Holliday 2 (5) Burkburnett hung an eight spot in the top of the first while Holliday (0-1) never got the sticks going in a season opening 20-2 loss by the Lady Eagles.

The Archer City Wildcats (2-5) battled the Petrolia Pirates (2-5) in district play on Tuesday, Feb. 6. Both teams were desperate to notch a district win and grab the fourth-place spot with just two games remaining in the season. The last time these two foes met, the Pirates ran away with a 50-32 victory, but the Wildcats were without a few of their key players. With both teams healthy and motivated, the stage was set for a grudge match.

On a night filled with emotion as the Windthorst faithful celebrated the graduating senior Trojans and Trojanettes basketball players, those same Trojans battled the Panthers for the second-place spot in district on Tuesday, Feb. 6.

The Archer City Lady Cats played their final baketball game of the season on Tuesday, Feb. 6, against the Petrolia Lady Pirates. The Lady Cats (1-8) didn’t have playoff implications coming into the game but wanted to notch one more win before the end of the season, while the Lady Pirates (3-6) secured their playoff spot the game before and looked to finish the season with a win.