Young Lady Cats eager to grow

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This year’s Archer City squad may look a little different. Gone are the likes of Mallory Maxwell and Maddie Lopez along with many other heavy contributors from last year’s team that advanced to the regional tournament. With just two returners on the roster, head coach Krissa England knows this year’s team may have some growing pains.

After graduating a host of seniors last year, this year's Archer City squad will undergo a trial by fire in 2022.

Huffman providing all-around depth for Lady Cats

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Archer City senior Kadence Huffman knows this year might be a little different for the Lady Cats following the departure of last year’s graduates but she feels confident this year’s squad can come together for a special season.

“We all watched the seniors from last year since we were in junior high,” she said. “We knew they were going to be great but now it’s our time since they’re gone. We’ve got to embrace it and make the best out of it. It’s our time to shine.”

Archer City senior Kadence Huffman looks to do it all for the Lady Cats this fall.

Holliday rolls on to second-straight tourney win

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Things could not have started much worse for the Lady Eagles at the Lu Allen Memorial Tournament on Friday in Graham. Holliday came out of the gate slowly, dropping two of its first three matches in pool play to Christ Academy (25-23, 25-21) and Canyon West Plains (12-25, 25-16, 25-22). Fortunately, with wins over Nocona (25-18, 25-18) and Snyder (25-10, 25-7), the Lady Eagles advanced to the gold bracket.
Holliday’s Kenna Wood goes up for a tip in the second set of the Lady Eagles’ 2-0 loss to Christ Academy at the Lu Allen Memorial Tournament in Graham on Aug. 19. Photo/Will Edwards

Lady Eagles win crown at Bev Ball Classic

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Holliday began its tournament circuit this past weekend at the Bev Ball Classic in Abilene, taking on teams in Class 5A and 6A. The Lady Eagles ran the gauntlet, posting a perfect 7-0 record to win the championship, a three-set thriller over Abilene Wylie, 26-24, 18-25, 25-13.
The Holliday Lady Eagles won the Bev Ball Classic this weekend, posting a 7-0 record and dropping just one set en-route to the tournament title in Abilene. Courtesy photo
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