Lady Eagles soar over Blanco in Area round

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Lady Eagles travelled to De Leon to face off against the Blanco Lady Panthers on the hardwood on Saturday, Nov. 9. After dropping their first set in a volleyball game since Oct. 11, the Lady Eagles proceeded to torch the Lady Panthers, winning the final three sets 25-18, 25-17, and 25-17.
Junior Bennett Luig and Sophomore Emma Ellis brace for a block in the Lady Eagle’s area volleyball matchup against the Blanco Lady Panthers on Saturday, Nov. 9. Photo/Landon Davis

Eagles claim district title in Jacksboro

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In one of the most anticipated matchups of the year, the Holliday Eagles battled the Jacksboro Tigers at Tiger Stadium on Friday, Nov. 8 to crown the 3A-2 Region II District 6 champion. The last these two teams met; the Tigers won in a 49-48 overtime thriller in the regional playoff round. This season, the Eagles eyed their fifth consecutive district championship, as well as a bit of revenge for last season’s defeat.
Holliday celebrates the district title with the gold ball trophy following the Eagles 36-14 win over Jacksboro on Friday, Nov. 8. Photo/Landon Davis

Trojans complete perfect district run

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It wasn’t the prettiest way to win on the gridiron, but Windthorst secured their third consecutive district championship on Friday, Nov. 8, defeating the Petrolia Pirates 26-20 in the Trojan’s final regular season game of the year.
Windthorst celebrates its district title with a team photo following the Trojans' 26-20 win over Petrolia on Friday, Nov. 8. Courtesy photo

Trojanettes blow by Lady Cyclones

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The Windthorst Trojanettes battled the Memphis Lady Cyclones in volleyball Bi-District playoff action in Vernon on Monday, Nov. 5. The Trojanettes never trailed over the course of the match, winning handedly in a 3-0 clean sweep.
Senior Isabel Bussey rises high for a kill in the Trojanettes’ 3-0 sweep over the Memphis Lady Cyclones in the Bi-District playoff round on Monday, Nov. 4. Photo/Landon Davis

Trojans' defense cages Tigers

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The Windthorst Trojan defense has been unjustly overlooked by many not part of the Windthorst faithful. Since Sept. 13 of this year, the Trojans haven’t allowed more than five points scored in a game, and on Friday, Nov. 1, that run of dominance continued against the Electra Tigers, holding the Tigers to just six points.
Windthorst running back Hunter Anderle eyes the endzone in the Trojan’s battle with the Electra Tigers on Friday, Nov. 1. The junior finished the night with 92 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown. Photo/Landon Davis

Trojanettes earn codi strict championship

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The Windthorst Trojanettes are District 8-2A champions once again. On Tuesday, Oct. 29, after sweeping the Olney Lady Cubs 25-9, 25-8, and 25-10 at home, the Trojanettes took home the dis-trict title, sharing the honor with the Nocona Lady Indians. This marks the third year in a row the Trojanettes have captured the district championship.

Wildcats sink Pirate’s Senior Night

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The Wildcat dynamic duo of senior quarterback Landon Smith and senior running back Noah Cornell combined for 365 rushing yards in Archer City’s 35-20 victory over the Petrolia Pirates on Friday, Nov. 1. This marks the fourth time both Smith and Cornell have reached 100 yards rushing in the same game.
Archer City Head Coach Bradan Ritchey speaks to his team following the Wildcats 35-20 over Petrolia on Friday, Nov. 1. Photo/Jerry Phillips
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