Holliday’s Jaxx Johnson extends the ball across the goal line for the game-winning touchdown in overtime of the Eagles’ 21-14 win over Bells.

It’s not often you see a defense completely dominate an opponent with the innovative offenses you see nowadays. It’s even more rare to see it in the regional semifinals.

After a tremendous year on the volleyball courts for all three Archer County schools, these athletes deserve a little extra recognition. Every one of these athletes and their teammates deserve much more recognition and praise than I can give them.

Boys Holliday 67 Quanah 44 The Eagles went on the road to open the season on Tuesday, Nov. 23, and secured a 67-44 win over the Indians.

Windthorst’s JV went 1-3 at the Bowie JV Tournament from Nov. 22-23. Abby Schroeder averaged 13.8 points per game and was the leading scorer in all four games including a 28 point outing in the 61-30 win over Burkburnett.

If the regular season edition of Holliday and Bells was a heavyweight bout, the playoff edition was the Rumble in the Jungle.

In a matchup that will be talked about for years to come, Windthorst held on for a 42-40 win over Archer City in an all-Archer County Area showdown. The Wildcats (8-3) left it all on the field while the Trojans (11-1) move on to the regional semifinals where they’ll meet Santo (11-1) on Friday, Nov.

With volleyball season concluded, girls hoops is back underway in Archer County. Holliday 57, Vernon 23 The Lady Eagles opened up their season with a 34-point victory on the road, taking down Vernon 57-23 on Tuesday, Nov.