The Windthorst Trojanettes split their two district games this past week. After a 13-0 home victory over Seymour, Big Blue took one on the chin with a 0-13 defeat at the hands of district top dog Petrolia on Thursday, April 2.

The first matchup between the Archer City Lady Cats and the Windthorst Trojanettes on Friday, March 27 was one of the more shocking games of the season. In what was an expected heavyweight bout quickly turned into a one-sided showing as the Trojanettes cruised to a 15-0 victory that saw their batters collect 14 hits as a team and only allowed one Lady Cat hit all game.

Both Windthorst track teams claimed the top spots at the Panther Pride Relays in Seymour on Wednesday, March 25. The Trojans won with 195 points, 81 more than second-place Munday, while the Trojanettes finished with 179.50, 29.50 points than second- place Seymour.

Tuesday, March 24 Archer City 26 Electra 0 The Lady Cats needed just two innings at the plate to match their season-high in hits (17) and set their season-high in runs (26) in their crushing win over the Electra Lady Tigers. Archer City poured in 17 runs in the first inning alone.

The Windthorst Trojans put up double-digit runs for their thirdstraight district game on Monday, March 23 against the Seymour Panthers. The team finished with as many hits (11) as they had runs (11).

The Holliday Lady Eagles’ district run of dominance continued into their next series as they trounced the City View Lady Mustangs by a combined 36-2 in their two games on Tuesday, March 24, and Friday, March 27.

The Holliday Eagles bounced back in a big way on the baseball diamond. After a pair of heart-breaking losses to the Henrietta Bearcats, head coach Jason Kress and his Eagles rattled off two important wins over the City View Mustangs on Tuesday, March 24 and Friday, March 27.

The Holliday Lady Eagles came away with another first-place finish as a team at the City View Heath Aldrich Relays on Wednesday, March 25. The Lady Eagles took first with 182 points while the Eagles claimed a silver as a team with 142 points.

The Archer City Wildcats improved to four district wins following their series sweep over the Electra Tigers on Tuesday, March 24 and Friday, March 27. In the series, the Wildcats won a combined 34-1.

The Holliday Eagles took on the Henrietta Bearcats on Tuesday, March 17, and Friday, March 20 for their next district series. Just a few days after their hardfought district losses to Iowa Park, the Eagles were set for another highly-contested series with the Bearcats. Tuesday, March 17