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Prowlers Open Season with Tough Road Stretch

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The Fort Stockton Prowlers volleyball team began their 2025 season last week with a tough stretch of matches on the road, facing a pair of strong non-district opponents in Wink and Odessa. Despite flashes of competitive play and moments where momentum swung their way, the Prowlers came up short in both contests and continue to search for their first win of the new season.
Prowlers Open Season with Tough Road Stretch

Panthers Open 2025 With Strong Scrimmage in El Paso

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The Fort Stockton Panthers wasted no time showing their grit and potential as they opened the 2025 football season with a scrimmage victory over Mountain View High School in El Paso on Friday, August 15. The Panthers topped the Lobos 14-0 in the quarter-length game situation following a dominant practice session that set the tone early.
Panthers Open 2025 With Strong Scrimmage

More Than Football

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On Friday, August 8, the Panther Football program welcomed an energetic group of mothers to the newly constructed Field House for the annual Panther Football Moms 101 event. The evening gave moms of Panther athletes an opportunity to learn the ins and outs of the game their sons love, both in the classroom and on the field.
With a smile and eyes locked on the ball, a Panther mom practices her catching skills during the on-field portion of Football Moms 101, where mothers learned plays, ran drills, and experienced the game from their sons’ perspective. Photo by Tristian Barragan

Panther Tennis Battles in Panhandle

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The Fort Stockton Panther tennis team hit the road Thursday, August 7, traveling to the Texas Panhandle for a challenging slate of matches against some of the state’s best programs. Facing two powerhouse Class 4A opponents—Randall and West Plains—along with a strong Class 5A team in Palo Duro, the Panthers embraced the test headon.
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