The Windthorst Trojans faced off against the visiting Petrolia Pirates on Tuesday, Jan 30. A win for the Trojans meant keeping pace with the second-place Seymour Panthers in district, while a Pirate victory would help maintain their fourth-place rank in district. Despite a fivepoint lead by Petrolia at halftime, Windthorst awakened in the second half, overcoming the Pirates’ lead, and ending the game with a 52-35 victory.

The biennial University Interscholastic League reclassification and realignment for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 school years was released on Thurs., Feb. 1 at 9 a.m. The new alignments, established by enrollment figures submitted to the UIL by its member schools in October, will serve as the football districts for the next two school years.

The Windthorst Trojans voyaged to the home of the Nocona Indians to face off in district basketball on Friday, Feb. 2. The 4-2 Trojans were coming off a three-game win streak and looked to keep the race for second place in district alive, while the undefeated Indians intended to continue their unbeaten streak and remain at the top of the food chain.

The Archer City Lady Cats hosted the Olney Lady Cubs in district action on Tuesday, Jan. 30. With both teams still in the race for the fourthplace spot and just a few games left, a loss all but seals the deal on either team’s playoff hopes.

The Archer City Wildcats took on the Seymour Panthers in district action on Friday, Feb. 2. The 2-4 Wildcats were fighting for a playoff spot coming into the game and looked to make that jump over the fourthplace Petrolia Pirates, while the Panthers looked secure the second-place spot with a victory.

The 2024-2026 University Interscholastic League realignment and reclassification was released on Thursday, Feb. 1. The new realignment, which is based off the number of students in a school district, saw new districts and regions for football, basketball, and volleyball across all high school classifications in Texas.

Holliday senior Bailee Bowers had herself a week to remember. After breaking the 20-point plateau just once in her final campaign with the Red and White – a 20-point game against Nocona on Dec.

Ninth-ranked Holliday (26-2) is now a win away from clinching its first district championship since 2019. The Eagles – winners of 26 straight contests – blasted Jacksboro (80-54) and Henrietta (64-40) last week and can lock up the District 7-3A crown on Tuesday with a win at City View.

The Archer City Wildcats clashed with the Olney Cubs on Tuesday, Jan. 30. With both teams starting their second half of district play, the Wildcats looked to bag their second win in district and continue to contend for the fourth-place spot that was held by the Petrolia Pirates, while Olney was still searching for their first win in district.

The Windthorst Trojanettes welcomed the Petrolia Lady Pirates in district action on Tuesday, Jan 30. The 7-1 Trojanettes looked to strengthen their grasp on second place in district with a win over a Lady Pirates team that was fighting to keep their fourth-place spot. Petrolia kept the game close in the first quarter, but it was all Windthorst for the rest of the game, with the Trojanettes winning comfortably 77-21.