Sports

The Fort Stockton tennis team competed in the Basin Brawl over the weekend, finishing 1-3; falling to Permian 15-4, Lubbock Monterey 19-0, and Hobbs, N.M 12-7, and defeated a decently stacked Midland High JV team, 10-9.

The Fort Stockton Junior Varsity girls cross country team opened the season with a bank last Saturday, winning the championship of the West of the Pecos meet in Pecos. Ingris Aguilar took individual gold with a time of 15:34.54.

ALPINE – The Jessica Tully-Mitchell era began with a flourish Tuesday evening in Alpine, as the Fort Stockton Prowlers volleyball squad took on the host Lady Bucks and the Wink Lady Wildcats in a triangular match. The Prowlers defeated Alpine 26-24, 24-26, 22-25, 25-22 and 1816.

Fort Stockton Panther Football will continue a “Coach Hickman Tradition” by hosting this year’s Moms Football 101. “Moms 101 is a time where Panther Football Moms become the players and the players become the supporters,” Head Football Coach / Athletic Director Jeremy Hickman said.

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Fort Stockton High School’s Athletic Department invites members of the community to “Meet the Panthers and Prowlers Night” on Thursday, Aug. 10 at 7 p.m.

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Season tickets will go on sale Tuesday, Aug. 1 in the athletic office at the high school; 2022 Season ticket holders will get first choice of tickets for the first two weeks of sales. On the third week, ticket sales are open for everyone.

Fort Stockton High School’s Athletic Department invites members of the community to “Meet the Panthers and Prowlers Night” on Thursday, Aug. 10 at 7 p.

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