The future of the Panthers golf team has the potential to be bright for many years to come. Fort Stockton middle schooler Brayde Barragan showcased his skills on the golf course over the past two weeks.
Taking down district leader Andrews was a must for the Prowlers softball teaml to regain control of their postseason hopes. The task was no small order for the Prowlers after losing to the Mustangs 14-9 earlier this season and by a combined score of 37-1 in a pair of games a season ago.
Fort Stockton’s offense has been a strong suit for the Panthers all season. That was far from the case in their district matchup against Greenwood on April 9 in a home contest against the Rangers.
Record: 13-7
Feb. 22 at Presidio, Win (22-6)
Feb. 24 vs. Fabens, Win (11-3)
Feb. 24 vs. El Paso Bel Air, Win (17-1)
Feb. 25 vs. Lubbock High, Win (10-0)
Feb. 25 vs. Palo Duro, Win (11-1)
March 1 at Denver City, Loss (11-10)
March 3 Southwest Legacy, Win (5-0)
Prowlers JV 10 Monahans 8 A well-rounded performance by the Prowlers offense, defense, and pitching earned them a 10-8 victory at Monahans on April 1. Sabrina got the start on the mound and pitched three innings before Alondra finished out the game.
The Fort Stockton golf team had their season come to a close at the District 2-4A golf tournament at Shadow Hills Golf Course in Lubbock on April 31. The Panthers placed seventh as a team out of the 12 squads that competed.