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BIRDS OF PREY: Argyle pursuing first 5A State Title, seventh overall
The Argyle girls basketball program stands as one of the most consistent and successful teams in the history of the UIL.
Since the school’s founding in 1999, the Eagles have become a model of excellence, reaching the State Tournament 10 times and claiming six state championships—2006 in 2A, and a dominant stretch from 2015 to 2019 in 4A.
Their impressive legacy speaks to the strong culture and tradition that has been built over the years, with the team’s reputation growing as they ascend through classifications.
Argyle's move to Class 5A in the 2022-23 season brought with it tougher competition, but the Eagles didn’t miss a beat.
In their first year in 5A, they finished with an impressive 31-4 record, advancing to the Area Finals. In the following season, they maintained that high level of play, going 34-5 and making it to the Regional Semifinals.
The 2024-25 campaign has been no different, with the seventh-year head coach Chance Westmoreland and co. currently holding a record of 27-4, securing them a spot in the DFW Top-10.
Argyle’s path to success this season has been paved by several key victories, including dominant wins over tough opponents such as Flour Bluff (59-26), Westlake (42-30), and 4A powerhouse Glen Rose (49-42).
However, perhaps the most pivotal victory came earlier this month against Denton Ryan (55-39), which solidified Argyle’s position at the top of District 6-5A with an undefeated 8-0 record.
This year’s team features a talented roster, with several standout players making significant contributions.
Sophomore Wrigley Green, a versatile combo guard, has quickly emerged as a leader on the court. After earning a second-team, all-district nod last season, Green’s ability to impact both ends of the floor has been invaluable to Argyle’s success.
She is joined by senior guard/forward Kennedy Hafer, a Lehigh commit, and junior forward Brooklynn Northeim, both of whom consistently produce on offense and defense.
Veteran players like senior Zoe Jackson, junior McKenzie Napier, as well as sophomores Kensley Vest and Landry Murphy round out the talented squad, all of whom are poised for a deep playoff run.
Argyle’s recent success includes a trip to the State Tournament in 2022, where they were still in 4A.
With only a few district games left to play, the Eagles are well on their way to adding another remarkable chapter to their already impeccable history, with high hopes for a strong postseason run.
Back on the Rise: Argyle Lady Eagles Volleyball
In the 2019-2020 season, the Argyle Lady Eagles finished at the top of their district standings. Since then, the team has been working to get back to that point. With great years of building and still showcasing impressive talent on the court, the Lady Eagles are on the rise this season having outscored their opponents by a combined 81-26 in sets. VYPE DFW takes a look at Argyle's season so far and what fans can expect as they prepare to close out their regular season:
So Far
Opening their season on a four-game win streak, the Argyle Lady Eagles secured sweeps over Wylie East, The Colong, South Oak Cliff, and Arlington Grace Prep. Despite a handful of tough losses in non-district play, the team showcased talent against the likes of Prosper Rock Hill, Frisco Liberty, Weatherford, Fort Worth Boswell, Flower Mound, and more.
Led by incredible talent like Katherine Holtman, Jordyn Moore, Camryn Heiser, Harper Hurley, Piper Mickenheim, Shaye Feely, Makaylee Ruiz, and more, the team has been powerful through district play. With eight sweeps in 10 games, the Lady Eagles have dominated the court against Lake Dallas, Birdville, Denton Ryan, Denton, Richland, and more. After posting a district loss against Colleyville Heritage on Tuesday, October 10, the team is on the hunt for more victories before they close out regular season play.
What's Ahead
The Lady Eagles are set to host Birdville on Friday, October 13 for their second pairing this season-- their first ending in an Argyle 3-0 sweep over Birdville. From there, the team travels to face Denton Ryan, returns home for a matchup against Grapevine, and finishes their district schedule on the road against Denton.
This squad is determined to showcase what they're made of. With a focus on the court that is nearly unmatchable and the drive to succeed, the Lady Eagles are a force to be reckoned with this season. Fans can expect a strong playoff push from this team. Be sure you catch the Lady Eagles in action before regular season ends.