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Prowlers poised for progression

The Fort Stockton volleyball program broke through the proverbial district barrier a season ago under first-year head coach Gabrielle Harral, winning district contests for the first time in five years. Now the bar moves a notch higher heading into year two of the Harral era.
 Eliana Mata took on hitter and setter roles in a dual capacity for the first time in her career a season ago. The senior will look to lead the Prowlers to the playoffs for the first time in six years this upcoming season. Pictured is Mata during the afternoon session of try outs on Aug. 1. Photos by Nathan Heuer

Cowboys drop crucial series in Garden City

With first place in the Pecos League Mountain Division hanging in the balance, the Alpine o6 Cowboys traveled to Garden City, Kan., to take on the top-seeded Wind ball club for the second time this summer.
Alpine o6 Cowboys left hander Buzz Shirley delivers a pitch during a game against the Garden City Wind at Clint Lightner field on July 22. Photo by Lisa Totty

Cowboys take series from Santa Fe

The Alpine o6 Cowboys continued their march to the Pecos League playoffs by winning three of four at Kokernot Field against the Santa Fe Fuego, followed by splitting two games at Fort Marcy Ballpark in New Mexico.
Alpine o6 Cowboy Calvin Graves looks for a pitch again the Santa Fe Fuego. Photo by Ethan Eibe

Fort Stockton Summer Golf Camp

Fort Stockton student-athletes participated in golf camp from July 14 at Desert Pines Golf Course. Pictured in the front row, left to right: Rhaelynn Perez, Abram Portillo, Hector Jimenez, Mia Rey, Jeremiah Stives, Raquelle Jimenez, Xuleyda U, Bradaly Jimenez, Brayden Burgos, Christopher Bowman.
Fort Stockton Summer Golf Camp

FSISD coaching staff nears capacity

With less than three weeks until school begins at Fort Stockton ISD, coaching staff additions within the district are nearing completion with new athletic director and head football coach Jeremy Hickman at the helm.
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