Archer City’s Gage Gillispie (81) and Chance Warren (4) celebrate Warren’s touchdown catch in the second quarter of the Wildcats 49-28 win over Olney on Friday, Oct. 29.Photo/Will Edwards Holliday’s Katy Piper (L), Addison Lindemann (M) and Morgan Bodde (R) celebrate a point in the Lady Eagles’ 3-0...

All three schools closed out district action on a high note with postseason play slated to begin on Tuesday night. Results from those bi-district matches were unavailable as of press time.

Peyton Marchand had three first half touchdown passes and Holliday’s defense was never really threatened in Friday night’s 41-0 win over City View at Don Lucy Field. Holliday (9-0) clinched at least a share of the district championship with Henrietta’s 42-14 loss to Callisburg.

Haven Vieth couldn’t be stopped. Windthorst knew it.

Just call him Superman. Ty Bates did it all in Archer City’s 49-28 win over Olney last Friday to set up a district championship showdown with Seymour this week.

The Archer City Junior High ‘Cardiac ‘Cats’ logged another comeback win, this time, downing Olney 24-20 to move to 4-0 in district play. Joe Castles scored a pair of touchdowns on the round while throwing a 15-yd touchdown pass to Parker Hilbers. Steven Zea Monroy added a 4-yd rushing score.

For the third-straight year, the Holliday Lady Eagles are headed to Round Rock and for the second-straight year, Windthorst’s Cameron Belcher will be joining them.

Windthorst had no answer for Bailey Grant. The Lady Cats’ senior put down kill after kill after kill in Tuesday’s match to lead Archer City to its fourth-straight district title.

After scoring a career-high four touchdowns in the Trojans’ win over Clyde on Sept. 10, Windthorst senior Haven Vieth one-upped himself with a five touchdown night in Friday’s 46-12 win over Chico.