Boys Fri., Jan. 13 Holliday 50, City View 41 Holliday held City View to its lowest-scoring output since the season opener as the Eagles handed the Mustangs their first district loss in the last two seasons behind a stellar defensive effort from the Red and White.

Holliday senior Katy Piper has been instrumental in the Lady Eagles’ recent basketball resurgence. From starting as a freshman to leading Holliday to its first postseason win in over two decades to this year’s team that could go down as the greatest of alltime, Piper has seen just about everything on the basketball court.

Honors continue to roll in for the state champion Windthorst Trojanettes with the release of the 2022 Texas Sports Writer’s Association all-state squad as five individuals received the distinction. Junior standout Rylee Wolf became the newest Trojanette to earn Player of the Year honors, the first for Windthorst sent Breann Schreiber took home the honor in 2015.

Girls Tues., Jan. 3 Windthorst 63, Bryson 36 Windthorst (172) pulled away in the middle quarters, outscoring the Cowgirls 43-20 in the second and third to pull away with a 27-point win.

Boys Caprock Classic Quanah 46, Archer City 33 Archer City (8-7) was outscored 40-24 after the first quarter to allow Quanah to pick up a 13-point win to open the Caprock Classic in Lubbock. Chance Warren led the Wildcats with 19 points, including 12 of the team’s 18 points in the second half.