Sports

On Thursday, the Fort Stockton High School JV Panther Tennis team traveled to Big Lake to continue to build on their success from last week. With a tournament in double the size and multiple 6A schools competing, the Panthers managed to show mass improvement and continue to show their fight. Entering in four of the brackets, most teams were able to snag at least one win and show tremendous #NeverGiveUpNeverGiveIn attitude.

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The Fort Stockton High School Panthers were on the road for their second scrimmage against the Sonora Broncos last Thursday. The Panthers started off slow as they could not put up any runs in three innings. The Panthers rallied, going with two outs in the top of fourth with Rey Navarrette hitting a triple to left field to bring two runners in to pull the Panthers to within a run at 3-2.

The Fort Stockton High School Panther and Prowler golf teams made an impressive showing at the Fort Stockton Invitational. A total of 23 Panther and Prowler kids participated in the golf tournament, proudly representing our community on the course.

The JV Panther Tennis Team started their individual season at Monahans Feb. 8 and had a great show out, bringing back a third-place mixed doubles medal with a team made up of freshman duo Braedon Tolbert and Aubrey Ramirez. Continuing success after a shaky first round, both girls singles gained confidence and making it to the consolation finals. In the consolation final showdown, Valeria Palacios bested teammate Amelia Ingram to take that medal.

DENVER CITY – The Fort Stockton Prowlers season came to an end Monday night in Denver City with a 75-11 loss to No. 8 Canyon High School.

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The Fort Stockton Powerlifting had a good meet last weekend as the team competed in Kermit. Most, if not all, lifters hit new personal records on at least one of their lifts.

The Fort Stockton Panthers baseball squad travelled to Presidio for their first baseball scrimmage of the season on Feb. 6, downing the Blue Devils, 8-2. The Panthers got off to a quick start by scoring four runs in the first three innings. The defense for the Panthers was excellent as they only allowed two runs on the night. The Panthers scored eight runs on nine hits and were error-free on the night.

The Panther and Prowler golf teams made an impressive showing at the Pecos Invitational. A total of 18 Panther and Prowler kids participated in the golf tournament, proudly representing our community on the course.