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Football: District 4A-2 District I Outlook

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Week 1: Class 4A-2 District I Scoreboard

Fort Stockton 18 El Paso Austin 16

Mountain View 40 Alpine 13

Wichita Falls Hirschi 48 Clint 6

Fabens 53 Chaparral, NM 8

Shallowater 47 Monahans 27

4A-2 District 1 Standings

Fort Stockton 1-0

Mountain View 1-0

4A-2 District I Outlook

Jackson finishes in top 5

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Fort Stockton returning state cross country qualifier Ali Jackson has wasted no time making her presence in West Texas this season. The junior competed in the Division I girls race at the Tall City Invitational on Aug.
Outside of Ali Jackson’s and Summer Hinojos top-10 finishes in the girl’s Division 1 race, Natalie Molinar placed 58th, Paulina Hernandez took 80th, and Marlayna Salmon placed 85th in the Division 2 race that was a two-mile event.

Prowlers elevate play at Comanche Classic

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Minimizing mistakes and leaving it all on the floor each match is an emphasis that Prowlers head coach Gabrielle Harral has preached to her team since the season began. Fort Stockton’s varsity squad showed signs of taking their coach’s message to heart this past weekend at the Comanche Classic – their annual home tournament.
Fort Stockton Volleyball

Hickman era starts on winning track

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Toughness is a mentality that has been cultivated in the Fort Stockton football program since the arrival of head coach Jeremy Hickman this past summer.

Fort Stockton’s revamped resiliency was put to the test on Aug. 26 in their season opener at home against 2021 5A-2 district champion El Paso Austin.

Senior linebacker Daren Ureste (1) cleanly landed a backflip as he celebrates the Panthers’ victory on Aug. 26 at Panthers Stadium against El Paso Austin.

Photo Gallery: Decals with Dads

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The Fort Stockton football program hosted Decals with Dads on Aug. 25. Fathers and sons put decals on their helmets the evening before the Panthers first game of the season.

The event was a part of the unity movement that head coach Jeremy Hickman began when he arrived three months ago.

"We're doing this to open ourselves up to you and let you know we're here to try to bring you in and say this is all of us. It's all of us working together to make sure that our community and our kids are in the best hands they can be," he said.

Decals with Dads

Fort Stockton cross country squad teams up in first meet

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Fort Stockton’s cross country program began their 2022 season on Aug. 20 at the Derek Hernandez Memorial Relays in Andrews. The Prowlers’ top female runners, Ali Jackson and Summer Hinojos, finished in third place in their respective division. Fabian Perez and Diego Ronquillo teamed together in the boy’s division and placed sixth
The Panthers and Prowlers participated in a relay-formatted cross country meet to begin the 2022 season in Andrews. Fort Stockton will have their first individual meet this upcoming Saturday in Midland at Hogue Park. Courtesy Photo

Prowlers place 7th out of 40 teams in San Angelo

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Fort Stockton’s progression on the volleyball court took a significant step forward at the annual Nita Vannoy Memorial Tournament in San Angelo this past weekend. The Prowlers went undefeated and didn’t drop a set in three pool play matches to begin the event on Aug.
The Fort Stockton volleyball team made the most of their trip to San Angelo on Friday and Saturday. Back row, left to right: Assistant coach Sera Ramirez, Ivanna Ortiz, Kathryn Mendoza, Ashlynn Marquez, Adree Bueno, Eliana Mata. Front row: Assistant coach Ella Gonzales, head coach Gabrielle Harral, Mia Garcia, Arial Smith, Alyssa Rangel, Angelina Aguirre, Amaya Urias, Aryanna Gonzalez. Courtesy Photo
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