Windthorst 17 Archer City 0 The Windthorst Trojan baseball team has been on a roll since the middle of March, embarking on an 11-game winning streak that started on March 19, capped off by a pair of shutout victories over the Archer City Wildcats on Tuesday, April 23 to secure their third district championship in four years. “I think we’ve consistently gotten better,” head coach Scott Belcher said about the team’s performance throughout the year.

Since the 2018 season, Holliday has been damn near perfect in district baseball, posting a 69-2 mark over the six seasons entering Tuesday night’s matchup with Henrietta. With an opportunity to claim an outright district championship with a win, the Eagles fell flat, dropping a 3-1 decision to the Bearcats on the road.

Wood helped Holliday’s title defense by leading the team with 13.1 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 2.2 steals per game. The senior scored in double figures in 23 contests while dropping a season-high 25 points against City View on Jan. 12. Wood makes her second appearance on the ACN Super Team after claiming District 7-3A MVP honors.

Holliday FFA competed in the Area contest on Wednesday, April 10, and advanced its Ag Mechanics team to the state competition. Ag Mechanics: 1st in district and 1st in Area and will advance to the State Competition! Kayden Bullington was the high point individual of the entire contest and Thomas McRae was 3rd highest individual.

Holliday (23-7, 9-2) locked up District 7-3A’s No. 2 seed for the postseason with a pair of lopsided wins over City View (15-0) and Bowie (12-2).

Starting pitcher Kamdyn Neal and the rest of the Windthorst Trojanettes made quick work of the Perrin-Whitt Lady Pirates on Friday, April 12, trouncing the home team to the tune of 25-0 in just two innings of offense.

The Archer City Wildcats tallied their first runs in three games in their home district matchup versus the Olney Cubs on Friday, April 12. The Wildcats were previously shutout against the Cubs in their matchup just a few days later and looked to exact some revenge in front of their home crowd.

The Windthorst Trojanette track and field team continued to display their dominance on Thursday, April 11, this time at the Area Track Meet in Graham. Following a district meet that saw the Trojanettes send 12 individual athletes and all three relays to Area, those same athletes lived up to the occasion on Thursday, finishing second in team points with 76, while also sending 10 athletes, all three relays, and three Area Champions to the Regional track meet held in Springtown.

Coach Glenn Griffin has turned the Lady Eagles’ track and field program into a championship winning factory. Holliday won its fourthstraight District 7/8-3A Area Track Meet, more than doubling up second place Jacksboro 152 to 63.