Sports

The Alpine Cowboys closed out a whirlwind week of baseball with an emotional tribute and a powerful win on Monday, June 9, the two-year anniversary of the passing of teammate #57 Jared Strait.

This week, two young athletes from Fort Stockton are competing on international courts in Barcelona, Spain — and two more from nearby Imperial will soon follow as they prepare to represent the United States in a multi-country tour through Europe.

A group of Fort Stockton middle school athletes made a strong statement this past weekend, competing in the Big Spring Classic summer basketball tournament — and bringing home some well-earned hardware. The summer league teams, coached by parents, entered two girls’ divisions in the tournament.

In a district filled with powerhouse programs — including a state finalist, a state quarterfinalist, and a regional semifinalist — the Fort Stockton Prowlers proved they could hold their own.

The Fort Stockton High School cheerleaders are fired up and ready to bring the energy this fall after a successful showing at their summer cheer camp, held May 29 through June 1 at Texas A&M University in College Station.

The 2025 Pecos League season is underway, and the Alpine Cowboys have already shown flashes of grit, power, and promise despite a rocky 2-4 start.

While most people were sleeping in on Saturday, nearly 70 fit and formidable runners showed up at Kokernot Field for the 10th annual Alpine Cowboys Home Run 5K and 10K to kick off the 2025 Pecos League baseball season.

Emma Schumacher, Daisy Fernandez and Leslie Mojica are the newest additions to the Sul Ross State University women’s basketball team for the 2025-26 season. Schumacher and Fernandez are freshmen while Mojica is a junior transfer.

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