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Fort Stockton started the season by winning four of their first five games against district competition and since that time, the Panthers have been defeated in five consecutive games – moving their district record to 4-5 to conclude the regular season.

From the fall season to the spring season, Fort Stockton senior Colton King has made the most of his time on a tennis court for the Panthers over the course of the school year. King shared a great deal of success with his No.

The Andrews softball team blew Friday’s game wide open against Fort Stockton following a 12- run second inning that featured a game-best seven hits, three walks, an error, and a batter being hit by a pitch.

In Fort Stockton’s first meeting with Andrews on March 26, the Mustangs jumped out to a 10-5 and never looked back in a 21-5 victory. Andrews’ matchup against the Panthers in Fort Stockton on April 16 had a similar tale, even with the Jeremy Valadez’s squad closing the gap by four runs.

Fort Stockton gained a 1-0 lead in the first inning of Saturday’s game against Andrews on the road and the Panthers led the rest of the way in their 11-9 victory.

Fort Stockton sophomore Cruz Rojas releases a pitch in the second inning of Friday’s contest at home against Andrews. Rojas threw 99 pitches in a four-inning appearance before his evening was done on the mound. Photo by Nathan Heuer.

The Fort Stockton softball team made plenty of contact at the plate during Friday’s home game against Andrews but were unable to take advantage as the Lady Mustangs were sure handed in the field.

The Fort Stockton based Texas Venom baseball team met the Panthers varsity baseball team and took a photo on Fort Stockton’s High School field on Friday before the team’s final home game of the season against Andrews.