Sports

The Fort Stockton High School tennis teams took to the courts last week, competing in the RCHS JV Spring Invitational in Big Lake on Thursday and the Mustang Invitational in Andrews on Friday. Despite injuries limiting participation in the JV tournament, the players who competed made their presence felt, while the varsity squad put on a strong showing in Andrews ahead of district play.

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The Fort Stockton Middle School Blue Wave Swim Team delivered an impressive performance at the Monahans Jr. High Invitational on March 21, demonstrating skill, resilience, and a drive for excellence.

The Fort Stockton Panther baseball and Prowler softball teams took to the field last week, competing in crucial district matchups against Monahans and Pecos. Both teams showed resilience, with standout performances on both the varsity and junior varsity levels.

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SILVER CITY, N.M. – The Sul Ross State University softball team battled to a doubleheader split against Western New Mexico University on Sunday afternoon at The Yard, dropping the first game 12-3 before rallying for an 8-7 victory in the nightcap.

The Fort Stockton Panther baseball team took to the road over spring break, playing three games against tough competition. The Panthers secured a win against the Reagan County Owls before falling to Presidio and Midland High.

Powerlifter Summer Hinojos placed 5th in her weight class at the High School Women’s Powerlifting Association State Meet in Edinburg, Texas. 

Fort Stockton High School’s Jasmin Hernandez has once again proven herself as a dominant force in Texas high school powerlifting, winning her second consecutive state title in the 97-pound weight class at the Texas High School Women’s Powerlifting Association State Meet. The senior made history in Edinburg, Texas, solidifying her legacy as one of the best lifters in the state.