Sports

The Fort Stockton High School Girls Powerlifting team flexed their strength and determination at the Regional Powerlifting meet in Big Spring, delivering an outstanding performance that saw multiple lifters achieve personal records and secure podium finishes. Led by Coach Victor Garcia, the Prowlers added two more state qualifiers to their growing list, proving once again that their hard work in the weight room translates to success on the platform.

The Fort Stockton High School Track and Field teams continued their season at the Sandhills Relays in Monahans on Feb. 28, where the Panthers and Prowlers faced tough competition but showcased their steady improvement. The Panthers varsity team earned a fourthplace finish overall with 82.5 points, while the Prowlers varsity team placed sixth, securing 36 points. The junior varsity teams also had strong performances, with the JV Panthers placing second in their division and the JV Prowlers finishing fourth.

The Fort Stockton Middle School Blue Wave Swim Team kicked off their season with a strong showing at the Pecos Jr. High Invitational on Friday, February 28.

The Fort Stockton High School golf teams are off to a strong start, making their presence known in a series of tournaments over the past week. Both the Panthers and Prowlers showcased their skills on the course, bringing home top finishes and individual accolades.

The Fort Stockton High School Prowler Softball and Panther Baseball teams took the field last week in a series of competitive matchups, showcasing both their strengths and areas for growth as they continued their seasons.

The Fort Stockton Panther Tennis team braved freezing temperatures and tough competition at the RCHS Winter Invitational in Big Lake last week, showcasing their resilience and skill on the courts. The Panthers competed in both the junior varsity and varsity divisions across two days, with multiple athletes earning top finishes.

The Fort Stockton High School Panther Basketball team’s season came to a heartbreaking end on February 18 as they fell to the Pampa Harvesters in overtime, 73-69, in a thrilling playoff battle in Wolfforth, Texas. Despite the tough loss, the Panthers showed grit and determination, backed by an overwhelming crowd of Fort Stockton supporters who made the over three-hour trip to cheer on their team.

The Fort Stockton High School Panthers and Prowlers track teams kicked off their season with an electrifying performance at the 81st annual Comanche Relays on February 22. The historic meet, rich in tradition, brought together some of the region’s top athletes, with Fort Stockton athletes rising to the challenge on their home turf.

The Fort Stockton Panthers baseball team has kicked off the 2025 season with an impressive series of scrimmages, setting the tone for what promises to be an exciting campaign. Under the leadership of Coach Jason Payne, the Panthers have shown dominance on both sides of the ball, displaying solid defense, strong pitching, and explosive offense.

The Fort Stockton Panther Tennis Team hit the courts on Thursday, February 13, competing in the Concho Invitational in San Angelo. Facing off against a challenging field that included teams from 3A to 6A programs such as Abilene Wylie, San Angelo Central, Wall, and Ingram Moore, the Panthers showcased their determination and resilience throughout the tournament.