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Football Roundup: Panthers JV improve to 5-0

3 years ago By News Staff

Fort Stockton JV 40 Ysleta 6

The junior varsity Panthers undefeated streak is alive and well.

Fort Stockton’s record improved to 5-0 on the season with their most dominant win of their 2022 campaign on Thursday in a neutral site game against Ysleta.

Jayden Ramirez's 30-yard scoop and score off a Ysleta fumble caused by EJ Ortiz highlighted the Panthers 34-point victory.

Football Week 4: Class 4A-2 District 1 Outlook

3 years ago By News Staff

Week 4: Class 4A-2 District 1 Scoreboard

Fort Stockton 46 Crane 6

Mountain View 40 El Paso Irvin 17

El Paso Bel Air 38 Clint 7

Monahans 48 Snyder 21

Pecos 14 Stanton 0

4A-2 District 1 Standings

Fort Stockton - 4-0

Mountain View - 3-1

Prowlers prey on Lady Bucks

3 years ago By Nathan Heuer

Fort Stockton secured their third win in their last four outings on Sept. 17 in a non-district matchup at Alpine.

Eliana Mata tips an attack over the Fort Davis block during the Prowlers home match on Sept. 13. The senior setter and outside hitter is primed for district play and the last half of her high school volleyball career. Photo by Nathan Heuer

Football roundup: Diaz continues to dazzle

3 years ago By News Staff

Freshman Gerardo Diaz made the most of his move up to the junior varsity squad last week in the Panthers matchup with Crane. And so did his teammate Jaxon Norman.

Tennis: Panthers pick up pair of victories

3 years ago By News Staff

The Fort Stockton tennis team opened up district play against their most formidable foe in Andrews on Sept. 20 in an away. A pair of freshman Panthers earned victories in singles play at the No. 5 and No. 6 lines in the match, marking improvement from a shutout loss a season ago. In No. 5 singles. Alexander Gomez secured 4-6, 7-6(4), 10-7 win. Dylan Jones followed suit with a three-set win (6-4, 7-5, 10-5) in No. 6 singles.

Fort Stockton XC measures up against state-level competition

3 years ago By Nathan Heuer

Ali Jackson placed 14th and Jesus Hernandez placed 16th to lead the Fort Stockton cross country teams at the Lubbock ISD Invitational on Sept. 17 at Mae Simmons Park – the location of this year’s regional meet. The event, which had races separated by classification, served as a regional barometer for the Prowlers and Panthers as numerous top teams from Fort Stockton’s district and region competed in Saturday’s race. Randall, who moved down from 5A to 4A this year won the girl’s division while Canyon won the boy’s division as they swept the top 5 spots. The Fort Stockton girl’s placed 13th out of 20 teams with in the 4A race while the Panthers, who were without their top runner in Fabian Perez, finished in 12th place out of 18 teams with a score of 307 – one point ahead of Pecos. Jackson crossed the finish of the girl’s twomile race in 13 minutes 8 seconds, good enough for the third-fastest time out of the teams that reside in Fort Stockton’s district (4A District 3). A pair of freshmen residing in 4A District 3 programs – Monahans’ Elyse Santiago and Big Springs’ Bergan Pinkley – placed 10th and 13th respectively.

Panthers perfect start to season continues

3 years ago By Nathan Heuer

Crane gave Fort Stockton everything they could handle in the first 14 minutes of play on Sept. 16 during the Panthers’ homecoming game. Fort Stockton responded to the Golden Cranes’ hot start with their best offensive stretch of the season, scoring touchdowns on seven consecutive possessions in route to a 46-6 victory.