Windthorst quarterback Logan Cope had more touchdowns than incompletions as the Trojans overmatched Munday, 47-12. The Trojans (4-3, 3-0) climb above .500 for the first time on the season ahead of next week’s district championship showdown with Archer City. Cope finished 18-of-22 for 348 yards and five scores, averaging better than 19 yards per completion. His top target, Tanner Doyal, reeled in four passes for 109 yards and two scores. Kolby Teakell (75 yards) and Brayden Berend (71 yards) each went over 70 yards with Berend adding a pair of scores. Kasen Wiles caught four balls for 65 yards and a score. Grayson Steinberger scored a touchdown on two grabs for nine yards. Tyler Camacho provided a bruising rushing attack, picking up 94 yards on nine carries and a score while freshman Conner Schreiber picked up another score on the ground.

Holliday put the finishing touches on its district championship on Tuesday night. The third-ranked Lady Eagles clinched the top seed for the postseason for the third-straight year with a 3-0 sweep of Bowie. Holliday has dropped just six sets on the season en-route to winning 29-straight matches.

Windthorst’s Cameron Belcher claimed her thirdstraight district championship with a time of 12:22.18 at the District 9-2A Championships on Wednesday, Oct. 12, in Seymour. Belcher topped Nocona’s Bayler Smith by 49 seconds.

Archer City’s Kole Stovall is a playmaker. Time and time again when the Wildcats needed a play, Archer City and head coach Bradan Ritchey looked to the junior wide receiver/defensive back to come up with answers – and Stovall responded every time against Haskell.

Holliday and Windthorst both ensured themselves of playing a little more volleyball once November rolls around. The Lady Eagles and Trojanettes each locked up, at the very least, a postseason bid with an opportunity to put the finishing touches on a district championship in the coming matches.

Windthorst overcame several big plays by the Pirates and fought off a feisty Petrolia squad in a 30-18 homecoming win on Friday, Oct. 7.

Archer City rushed for over 13 yards per carry, picking up 316 yards on 23 totes, in a lopsided win over a listless Electra team, 54-6.