Lady Eagles overpower Bowie

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The Holliday Lady Eagles seem to be on a roll since district play began as the Red and White haven’t dropped a single set in district play in three games. That streak continued on Friday, Sept. 27 as Holliday swept the Bowie Lady Rabbits 25-5, 25-11, and 25-8. Frontline players Emma Ellis and Claire Steinruck reach double- digit kills for the third time in district, with Ellis leading the charge with 11, while Steinruck narrowly trailed her sophomore with 10. Fellow hitters Jordan Peters and Rylee Whitley each kicked in five kills as well. Braylie Womack and Maggie Maxwell continued to dish out assists as both setters crossed double-digit assists for the fourth time in district play. Womack topped the squad with 19 assists, adding three aces while Maxwell put up 15 assists and recorded four digs on the night.

Lady Rabbits outrun Archer City

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The Archer City Lady Cats dropped all three sets to the Graford Lady Rabbits in Graford on Tuesday, Sept. 24. The Lady Cats struggled in their first two sets, losing 12-15 and 1125, before fighting back in the third set to nearly come away with the victory, falling short 20-25.

Trojannettes fall to #2 Harrold

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For the second time this season, the Windthorst Trojanettes faced off the against the Class 1A #2 ranked Harrold Lady Hornets on Tuesday, Sept. 24. These two teams met earlier this year, in the first round of the Cool in Boomtown tournament in Burkburnett, where Harrold took home the 2-1 victory. This matchup, the Trojanettes traveled to the home of the Lady Hornets to battle the highly competitive Harrold squad.
Trojanette Isabel Bussey leaps up for a a kill against Harrold on Tuesday, Sept. 24. Photo/Landon Davis

Spartans football results

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Staff 8th Grade The 8th Grade Windthorst Spartan football team got their first win of the season defeating Seymour 36-0 on Thursday, Sept. 26.

Wildcats maul Indians for homeccoming route

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The Archer City Wildcats (2-1) surpassed 500 total yards in their 53-14 homecoming thrashing of the Nocona Indians (1-2) on Friday, Sept. 20, rushing for 401 yards and passing for 100. Their offense wasn’t the only side of the ball that was humming as the Wildcat defense allowed just 191 yards of offense.
Archer City Running Back Isaac Dieguez looks for running room in the Wildcats 5314 homecoming win over the Nocona Indians on Friday, Sept. 20. Dieguez scored two touchdowns on the night. Photo/Jerry Phillips

Trojans’ shutout Alvord

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Coming off a loss to the Muenster Hornets last week, the Windthorst Trojans (2-1) were focused on recalibrating in their matchup against the Alvord Bulldogs on Friday, Sept. 20. The team did just that as they scored the second most points of the season, 34, and completed their first shutout of the year.

Eagles trample Bulldogs on Homecoming

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On Homecoming Night at Don Lucy Field, the Holliday Eagles walloped the Class 4A Burkburnett Bulldogs 56-18, completely owning Burkburnett in all facets of the game on Friday, Sept. 20.
Senior wideout Ashtyn Berry makes the flying grab against the Burkburnett Bulldogs on Friday, Sept. 20. Berry torched the Bulldogs for eight receptions for 196 yards and two touchdowns Friday night. Photo Landon Davis
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