The Lady Eagles ran away with the District 7-3A meet on Thursday, April 8, at City View. Holliday (251) topped second-place Breckenridge (98) by more than 150 points.
Tuesday, March 30 Archer City 17, Northside 7 (Gm. 1) Layne Briggs, Hudson Williams and Luke Haehn all collected multiple hits and each drove in three runs in the Wildcats 17-7 win over Northside.
Archer City, Holliday and Windthorst golfers took to the links on Wednesday, March 31, for their respective district tournaments. The Eagles played River Creek in Burkburnett while the Wildcats and Trojans competed at the Salt Fork River Golf Course in Seymour.
Archer City and Windthorst competed for the District 9-2A crown on Monday, April 5, at Hamilton Park in Wichita Falls. The Wildcats had a strong showing, sending at least seven individuals to regionals while Caleb Schroeder of Windthorst has a chance to punch his ticket to the regional tournament next week.
Tuesday, March 30 Archer City 12, Petrolia 7 Archer City came away with a huge 12-7 win on the road against Petrolia to take command of first place in District 9-2A action. Jill Liles and Emma Gray each went 4-for-5 and combined for seven runs and five RBI with Gray logging a double and a triple.
Archer City's Chase Curry returns a volley in his quarterfinal match at the District 9-2A tournament on Monday, April 5, at Hamilton Park. Photo/Jenny Schroeder Windthorst's Annikah Frank finished first in the 100 meters hurdles at the District 9-2A meet on Thursday, April 1.
Much like the track meets earlier in the season, the Windthorst Trojanettes were dominant at the District 9-2A track meet in Archer City, running away with the crown. The Trojanettes scored 191 points, outpacing Quanah (133), Seymour (100), Archer City (95), Olney (57) and Petrolia (38).
The Windthorst Trojanettes claimed their thirdstraight win on the track circuit in 2021, winning the Wildcat Relays on Thursday, March 25. The Trojanettes won the meet with 182 points, followed by Quanah (135) and Seymour (103).
Archer City recognized its 2001 state championship softball team prior to the Lady Cats' 19-9 win over Windthorst on Friday, March, 26. Photo/Will Edwards.
Archer City’s Mallory Maxwell and Holliday’s Sarah Cowan picked up all-state recognition from the Texas Girls Coaches Association for their performances on the hardwood this winter. Maxwell led the Lady Cats to an outright district championship.