Body The Holliday Boys’ and Girls’ track teams had six individuals and three total relay teams make it to the state meet last year. They came home with seven total medals, including three golds.

Body Holliday senior Carly Duggins, affectionately referred to as “CD” by her coaches and teammates, is coming off a breakout junior season on the hill. In 139.

Body Trojan senior Cash Armstrong is a quintessential Windthorst athlete, finding success on the football field as well as the baseball field for his entire career. For his final season dawning the Blue and White, Armstrong just hopes to be the best teammate he can.

Body Trojanettes For the first time in four years, the Trojanettes will be without star distance runner Cameron Belcher.

Body It can be hard for a team to not become complacent, and after the success of the Holliday softball program in the last five years, head coach Billy Arbogast believes “the standard is the standard.”

Body Holliday senior Michael Stewart has been a varsity baseball player since his freshman year, and still has seen his improvement and his stock rise as he heads into his final year as an Eagle. “I’ve been playing baseball since I was three,” Stewart said.

Body It is a tough task taking the helm of a varsity baseball team halfway through the season, but head coach Jason Kress was able to perform adequately, leading the Eagles to another district title and a pair of playoff wins.

Body Lady Cats Thanks to a healthy mix of returning upperclassmen and underclassmen making their varsity debut, thirdyear head coach Tyler Owen and his Lady Cats reached 18 wins and even earned their first playoff appearance, both firsts under Coach Owen.

Body According to Archer City High School Athletic Director Bradan Ritchey, the Archer City Tennis program had one of the biggest turnouts in recent years, and head tennis coach Haley Owen is excited about the buzz around the sport.

Body Coming off an injury is difficult for any athlete to overcome, especially one as damaging as a torn ACL. But Lady Cat senior Adelyn Harvey is determined to bounce back better than ever.