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The Fort Stockton High School Prowler Volleyball team wrapped up their regular season with a tough loss to the Greenwood Rangerettes on Saturday, October 25, falling 3-0. Despite a valiant effort, the Prowlers couldn’t overcome Greenwood’s strong front line and consistent serves.

The Fort Stockton Panthers hit a bump in the road Friday night, falling 56-7 to the undefeated Greenwood Rangers in Midland. What began as a promising district stretch for the Panthers turned into a difficult outing against one of the top teams in West Texas.

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The Fort Stockton High School Blue Wave swim team made a strong showing at the Comanche Swimming Invitational this weekend on October 25, competing with grit, heart, and determination across all events. The girls’ team came in 4th place overall, and the boys team came in with an impressive 2nd place finish.

The Fort Stockton Prowler Volleyball teams delivered a dominant showing in their annual Pink Out Game on Saturday, October 18, sweeping the visiting Pecos Eagles in straight sets across all levels. JV-White opened the day with a gritty 2-1 win, followed by JV-Blue securing a clean 2-0 victory.

Fort Stockton won the last time they faced Snyder — and quarterback Gerry Diaz made sure history repeated itself. The Panthers took care of business Friday night at Panther Stadium, storming past the Tigers 49-15 in front of their home crowd.

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Fort Stockton High School junior Ingrid Aguilar capped off her 2025 crosscountry campaign with a determined run at the Region I-4A Championship in Lubbock, representing the Panthers and Prowlers program with pride on one of the toughest courses of the season.

The Fort Stockton Prowler Volleyball program wrapped up another stretch of competitive district play with both the high school and middle school teams showing determination, grit, and continued improvement across all levels. Varsity Volleyball After a long run on the road, the Prowlers faced a tough weekend slate beginning on October 4 in Andrews.