Fabian Perez, Zane Hodges, and Ali Jackson have undefeated streaks are still intact.

The standout track trio for Fort Stockton continued to blaze paths to more gold medals on March 4 in Monahans at the Sandhills Relays while defending titles in their strong-suited events.

Perez claimed his third consecutive gold medal in three outings this season in the 3,200-meter run on Friday. The junior clocked a time of 10 minutes 13.79 seconds in the race and added a silver medal in the 1,600 (4:46.12) by cutting more than a second off his time from the Comanche Relays a week prior.

Hodges won the 300 hurdles for the second consecutive week, finishing the race in 42.51 seconds. The junior garnered another gold medal in the 110 hurdles (16.83), a bronze medal in the long jump (19 feet 4 1/2 inches), and a fifth-place finish in the high jump (5-6).

The performances led Fort Stockton to a secondplace finish as a team – only 19 points behind champion Midland Legacy at the seven-team meet.

Jackson crossed the finish line in first place in the 800 and 400 for the second consecutive week. The sophomore ran a personal best 1:01 in the 400 and won the 800 in 2:24. Jackson added a third-place finish in the 200 (27.99).

She led the Prowlers to a fifth-place finish as a team.

The highfliers of Fort Stockton High School – Caleb Garcia and Aryan Hernandez – leaped their way to gold in the long and triple jump. Garcia won the triple jump (43-7 1/2) and Hernandez won the long jump with a season-best mark (20-7).

The duo teamed up to earn two additional gold medals in the 400 relay and 1,600 relay. Hernandez capped his four-medal day with a second-place finish in the triple jump (42-1).

Fort Stockton’s 400 relay (Miguel Trejo, Dominic Aguilar, Garcia, Hernandez) cut their time by more than second from the week prior to finish in first place in a time of 43.67.

Aryan Hernandez and Garcia were joined by Kye Norman and Jesus Hernandez in the 1,600 relay that took first place in 3:32.89.

Runner-up finishers for the boys included Trejo in the 100 and the 800 relay that featured Aguilar, Trejo, Aryan Hernandez, Garcia.

Outside of Jackson’s performance for the Prowlers, the 800-relay team (Estrella Aguilar, Yaneli Caballero, Priscilla Trevino, Gabriela Renteria) had the highest placement by finishing fourth in 1:56.