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Fort Stockton produced its best offensive showing of the young season Friday, but a fast start and three rushing touchdowns from quarterback Mason May were not enough to secure the Panthers’ first victory.

After a difficult night in Andrews, the Fort Stockton volleyball program found reasons to celebrate across its three teams before the varsity Prowlers returned home and earned an important district victory.

Fort Stockton Middle School’s seventhgrade Blue and eighth-grade White volleyball teams each captured a championship during the Prowlers’ home tournament before returning to action Monday in Seminole.

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The Fort Stockton Prowlers closed their nondistrict schedule with a resilient performance Saturday, Sept. 5, splitting two varsity matches during a road dual against Compass Academy and Alpine.

The Fort Stockton Panthers were unable to turn their Homecoming atmosphere into their first victory of the season Friday, Sept. 4, falling 37-6 to the Levelland Lobos at Panther Stadium.

Fort Stockton volleyball continued building momentum across both the high school and middle school programs over the weekend and into Monday, with the varsity Prowlers adding tournament wins while Fort Stockton Middle School picked up a pair of victories in Pecos.

The Fort Stockton Panthers opened the 2026 football season at home Friday, Aug. 28, but San Angelo Lake View spoiled the season debut with a 41-19 victory at Panther Stadium.

The Law West of the Pecos Community Support Foundation marked its first fundraising event Saturday, Aug. 29, turning the pickleball courts at Rooney Park into a community effort supporting an injured Texas Department of Public Safety trooper and his family.