Minimizing mistakes and leaving it all on the floor each match is an emphasis that Prowlers head coach Gabrielle Harral has preached to her team since the season began.
Toughness is a mentality that has been cultivated in the Fort Stockton football program since the arrival of head coach Jeremy Hickman this past summer.
Fort Stockton defeated El Paso Austin 18-16 in their season opener on Aug. 26 at Panther Stadium. The hard-fought- victory was the first for new head coach Jeremy Hickman and the fifth consecutive season-opening win for the Panthers.
The Fort Stockton football program hosted Decals with Dads on Aug. 25. Fathers and sons put decals on their helmets the evening before the Panthers first game of the season.
The event was a part of the unity movement that head coach Jeremy Hickman began when he arrived three months ago.
Fort Stockton’s cross country program began their 2022 season on Aug. 20 at the Derek Hernandez Memorial Relays in Andrews. The Prowlers’ top female runners, Ali Jackson and Summer Hinojos, finished in third place in their respective division.
Fort Stockton’s progression on the volleyball court took a significant step forward at the annual Nita Vannoy Memorial Tournament in San Angelo this past weekend. The Prowlers went undefeated and didn’t drop a set in three pool play matches to begin the event on Aug.
Unity and toughness. The principles serve as a foundation for the next chapter of the Panthers football era under firstyear head football coach and athletic director Jeremy Hickman.
This week’s Pioneer Athlete of the Week is Aryanna Gonzalez.
The junior earned the libero jersey to start the 2022 volleyball season for the Prowlers and the junior showed why in the first seven games of the season last week. Gonzalez tallied 115 total digs in the seven matches (16 digs per match).