Tuesday’s senior night game between Fort Stockton and Monahans was a promising one for the Panthers during their final homestand of the season. That was the case until the final minute.
Anthony Gomez came away from the Region I 5A Swimming and Diving Championship in Lubbock as Fort Stockton’s top finisher, recording the eighth most points in the diving competition for the boys team.
Joshua Franco, great nephew of Rudy and Sophia Franco, boxed last month in Odessa. His opponent out of El Paso requested a rematch from a previous split decision loss.
PANTHERS JV 60 PECOS 50 Whether it was Luis Medina’s success at the free throw line or Johan Mireles efficiency shooting from behind the arch, the Fort Stockton junior varsity boys basketball team found the bottom of the net in a multitude of ways in their victory on Friday at Pecos.
No better way to cure a loss with a win that follows. The Buena Vista girls basketball team accomplished just that on the road on Monday against Iraan.
Fort Stockton head coach Jimmy Martinez iterated after Tuesday’s home game against Andrews the theme of the season in close games.
The Panthers battle and play tough but are unable to capitalize in those game-deciding moments.
“We played good, we played well.
The Fort Stockton girls basketball team’s defense came to play from the opening tip on Senior Night on Tuesday, Feb. 2 against Andrews.
The only problem – the Prowlers defense couldn’t keep pace with the Mustangs for all four quarters.
The Fort Stockton tennis team showed plenty of promise to start the spring season on Friday, Jan. 29 at Big Spring High School.
“It went as well as one could hope for with a young team,” Fort Stockton coach Victor Garcia said.