Sports

5 earn all-district honors

5 years ago By Nathan Heuer

Body A total of four Fort Stockton basketball players were named to the Class 4A Region I District 2 basketball team last week. Junior forward Dominic Aguilar was selected to the district’s first team after leading his team in scoring a majority of the season.

Joshua, Raymond Franco honored

5 years ago By Staff Report

Body Joshua Franco, along with his grandfather and coach Raymond Franco, were honored with special awards on March 20 in Odessa. Joshua was recognized as one of the most decorated boxers in West Texas after winning several national championships and also being ranked No.

Joshua Franco was honored with a plaque for his top ranking and winning several national boxing championships in recent time after a boxing event on March 20 in Odessa. Courtesy Photo.

Prowlers get best of Pecos in shootout

5 years ago By News Staff

Body The Fort Stockton girls softball team secured their first district win of the season on Tuesday in a home contest against Pecos. The Prowlers took advantage of 13 Eagle errors and eight hits – led by 2-of-4 performance at the plate by Alyana Dominguez.

Fort Stockton’s Shelby Murphy makes contact with a pitch in the third inning of Tuesday’s game against Pecos at home.

Castro secures extra inning win for Panthers in walk-off fashion

5 years ago By Nathan Heuer Pioneer Editor

Body Fort Stockton’s leading hitter this season, Evian Castro, shined in the biggest moment of Tuesday’s homestand against Pecos. The Panthers extended the game to extra innings by plating four runners in the bottom of the sixth, tying the game at 5-5.

Jackson continues to make her mark on track

5 years ago By Nathan Heuer Pioneer Editor

Body Fort Stockton freshman Ali Jackson continued her impressive start to her high school career on the track on March 25 at the Big Spring Invitational.

Hernandez claims gold

5 years ago By Nathan Heuer

Body Improving times and marks in the early stages of the season is a common theme in track as athletes improve upon technique and reach peak condition. Fort Stockton’s Aryan Hernandez exemplified that in a big way on March 19 at an extremely competitive Greenwood Relays meet.