Lady Eagles blank Henrietta

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In a matchup between Class 3A Region I District 7’s two best teams, the Holliday Lady Eagles hosted the Henrietta Lady Cats on Tuesday, Sept. 17 in what could be a preview of the district championship later this season.
Holliday's Braylie Womack surpassed 1,500 career assists against the Henrietta Lady Cats Tuesday, Sept. 17. Photo/Landon Davis

Hornets fly past Trojans in second half

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It was a battle of two Class 2A stalwarts on Friday, Sept. 13 as the #4 ranked Windthorst Trojans took on the #3 ranked Muenster Hornets on Trojan Field. The two teams have faced off four out of the last five years, with the Hornets winning the three previous encounters. But this year, the two highly ranked rivals look to make statement victories early on in the season.
Trojan junior Jaxon Stark makes the leaping, sidelinegrab over a Muenster defender in Windthorst’s 56-21 losss against the Hornets on Friday, Sept. 13. Photo Landon Davis

Benbrook stuns Holliday

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For their week three home matchup, the Holliday Eagles hosted the Class 4A Benbrook Bobcats at Don Lucy Stadium on Friday, Sept. 13. Both teams were 2-0 heading into the game and aimed to keep the winning streak alive.

Holliday volleyball roundup

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An offensive masterclass brought Holliday a 3-1 set victory over the Class 1A #3 ranked Harrold Lady Hornets on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Senior setters Maggie Maxwell and Braylie Womack combined for 42 assists in the Lady Eagle’s win, with Womack finishing the night with 24 assists, while her teammate Maxwell collected 18 assists. Womack also added nine digs, one ace, and even two kills of her own.

Archer City volleyball roundup

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The Archer City Lady Cats hosted the Class 3A City View Lady Mustangs on Tuesday, Sept. 10. In a gripping five-set matchup, the Lady Mustangs outlasted the Lady Cats in the final set 15-6 to take home the road win.
Head volleyball coach Krissa England and the Lady Cats honored the late Linnie Mae Hudson before their home game against the City View Lady Mustangs on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Photo/Landon Davis

Trojanettes subdue Lady Hawks

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The Trojanettes won in an efficient 3-1 match against the Class 3A Iowa Park Lady Hawks at home on Tuesday, Sept. 10. After jumping to a 2-0 lead thanks to 25-20 and 25-17 wins in sets one and two respectively, Windthorst closely dropped the third set 26-24, before claiming the victory with a heated 25-23 set four finale.

Smith runs wild in win over Alvord

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Archer City’s offense continued to flourish in their week three matchup against the Alvord Bulldogs on Friday, Sept. 13. Coming off a 50-28 defeat at the hands of Anson a week prior, a game that saw the Wildcats total nearly 400 rushing, Archer City topped that effort with 421 rushing yards on Friday night, leading to the 37-32 victory over the Bulldogs.
Archer City Quarterback Landon Smith rushed for 285 yards and two touchdowns in the Wildcats' 37-32 win over Alvord. File photo

Trojans win overtime thriller with Mustangs

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For week two of the 24-25 football season, the Windthorst Trojans trekked up to Wichita Falls to take on the Class 3A City View Mustangs on Veterans Field on Friday, Sept. 6. Defense was the name of the game in the Battle of Blue, with the first score in the game not coming until 53 seconds left in the third quarter.
Sophomore quarterback Brock Belcher leaps for the endzone in the Trojan’s 21-20 overtime win over City View on Friday, Sept. 6 Photo/Landon Davis

Eagles win through the air

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The Holliday Eagles may have already had one of the best football games of the season, and its only week 2. The Red and White endured a long bus ride on Thursday, Sept. 5, to face off against the Muenster Hornets on the gridiron in front of a jam-packed crowd at Hornet Stadium.
Eagle wideout Ty Harrison reels in one of his two touchdown receptions in Holliday’s 49-35 victory over the Muenster Hornets on Thursday, Sept. 5. The junior receiver finished the game with five catches for 139 receiving yards. Photo/Landon Davis

Wildcats struggle versus Tigers

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The Archer City Wildcats looked to keep the momentum going as they hosted the Anson Tigers in non-district football action on Friday, Sept. 6. The 1-0 Wildcats aimed to prove their stellar rushing performance against the Quanah Indians last Friday was no fluke, while the Tigers hoped to keep Archer City from bulldozing defenders for the entire game.
Archer City Quarterback Landon Smith looks for running room in the Wildcats 5028 loss to Anson on Friday, Sept. 6. Photo/Jerry Phillips
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