Sports

The Fort Stockton High School Swim Team made waves once again at the 2025 Andrews Sprint Extravaganza on October 11, competing against powerhouse programs from across West and Central Texas ranging from Class 4A to 6A.

Head coach Gary Garcia said, “We are still looking for donations for our silent auction that will begin at 9:00 a.m. We will be recognizing cancer survivors, those who are currently battling, and honoring those who we have lost. This ceremony will begin at 9:30 a.m. If you or someone you know is interested in being recognized, please be at the SEC by 9:00 a.m. to sign in. Donations for the silent auction will need to be dropped off by 9:00 a.m. on Saturday. If you cannot attend and would like to donate an item you may drop it off at FSHS in the front office during the week or contact me and I will go pick it up.

After soaring to 42 points the game before, the Fort Stockton Panthers were limited in their district matchup against the Seminole Indians on Friday, October 10. The Panthers fell 59-7 in Seminole, dropping their overall record to 4-3.

The Fort Stockton High School Blue Wave Swim Team kicked off their 2025–2026 season with a strong showing at the UTPB Invitational, hosted by Odessa High on October 4. Facing off against a field of 4A through 6A schools, the Blue Wave held their own, finishing fifth overall out of ten teams with a combined score of 252 points.

The Fort Stockton Panthers bounced back in dominant fashion Friday night, overpowering the Big Spring Steers 42– 21 on the road to close out non-district play. After being shut out the previous week by Cooper Liberty, the Panthers left no doubt in this one, piling up yards and touchdowns behind an explosive offensive performance.

The Fort Stockton Panthers and Prowlers capped off their crosscountry season with strong performances at the Lubbock Invitational and District Meet in Andrews. Both events tested the team’s endurance and determination as they competed against some of the toughest runners in the region.

The Fort Stockton Prowler Volleyball program wrapped up their non-district slate on a high note in Presidio, where all three high school squads came away victorious. JV-White and JV-Blue swept their matches 2-0, while the Varsity earned a 3-1 win to close out tournament play and build momentum heading into district action.

The Fort Stockton Panthers faced one of their toughest opponents of the season Friday night as they welcomed the undefeated Lubbock Cooper Liberty Patriots to town. The matchup proved to be a difficult test for the varsity squad, who saw their three-game winning streak snapped in a 56-0 loss.

The Panther Tennis team closed out district play in commanding fashion with an 18-1 victory over Monahans in their final match. With strong performances across the board, the Panthers showcased their skill, focus, and determination.

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