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The Iraan Braves have stormed into the 2024 football season with a remarkable 9-1 record, claiming second place in their district with only a single loss to Wink. On Friday, November 15, they’ll face Seagraves (6-4) in the bi-district playoff game, marking a high point in a journey of resilience, growth, and transformation under Head Coach and Athletic Director Berry Bowman.

The Fort Stockton Middle School Panthers wrapped up their football season with some strong performances on the road in Monahans and made an impressive showing in the Midland Christian Fall Tennis Tournament over the weekend. Here’s a look at how the young athletes performed.

The Fort Stockton High School Prowler Volleyball team capped off an impressive season with strong performances in their final district game and a spirited effort in the first round of playoffs. With a balanced district record of 5-5, the Prowlers demonstrated teamwork, resilience, and growth, finishing with a performance that has set a high standard for future seasons.

The Fort Stockton High School Panthers wrapped up their regular football season on November 1, facing off against the Monahans Loboes in Monahans, Texas. Unfortunately for the Panthers, the outcome mirrored their last encounter with the Loboes, as they fell 28-9 at Estes Memorial Stadium, leaving their season record at 6-4.

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The Fort Stockton High School Blue Wave Swim Team made waves at the Monahans Swimming and Diving Invitational on October 25 and 26. Facing stiff competition from larger 6A-4A schools, the Blue Wave athletes held their own, showing resilience and determination that earned them an impressive 5th place overall out of 11 teams. The meet was a challenging one, yet the Blue Wave swimmers rose to the occasion, with numerous athletes setting personal bests and achieving substantial time drops.

The Fort Stockton Panthers varsity football team will face a defining moment this Friday as they take on the Monahans Loboes in their final district game of the regular season. With both teams coming off losses and looking to build momentum heading into the playoffs, the game promises high stakes and fierce competition.

The Fort Stockton High School Prowlers Volleyball team faced a busy week of district action, clashing with Pecos and Andrews in critical matchups as they edge closer to the postseason. The Prowlers demonstrated their strength and resilience, capturing a decisive win over Pecos but narrowly falling to Andrews in a hard-fought five-set contest.

In their final home stretch of the season, Fort Stockton Middle School’s Panther football and Prowler volleyball teams faced tough opponents on October 24th, showcasing resilience and competitive spirit. The 8th-grade Blue football team faced a challenging game against Greenwood, ending with a 0-34 loss.

The Fort Stockton Panthers bounced back from their loss to Seminole with a dominant 41-14 win over the Snyder Tigers on Friday, October 18, at Grant Teaff Tiger Stadium. With this victory, the Panthers improved to 6-2 on the season, moving one step closer to the playoffs.