Sports

The Fort Stockton Panthers and Prowlers capped off their crosscountry season with strong performances at the Lubbock Invitational and District Meet in Andrews. Both events tested the team’s endurance and determination as they competed against some of the toughest runners in the region.

The Fort Stockton Prowler Volleyball program wrapped up their non-district slate on a high note in Presidio, where all three high school squads came away victorious. JV-White and JV-Blue swept their matches 2-0, while the Varsity earned a 3-1 win to close out tournament play and build momentum heading into district action.

The Fort Stockton Panthers faced one of their toughest opponents of the season Friday night as they welcomed the undefeated Lubbock Cooper Liberty Patriots to town. The matchup proved to be a difficult test for the varsity squad, who saw their three-game winning streak snapped in a 56-0 loss.

The Panther Tennis team closed out district play in commanding fashion with an 18-1 victory over Monahans in their final match. With strong performances across the board, the Panthers showcased their skill, focus, and determination.

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The Fort Stockton Panthers gave their home crowd plenty to cheer about on Friday night, securing a 35-13 victory over the Crane Golden Cranes in their 2025 homecoming matchup. The win marked the Panthers’ third straight and improved their record to 3-1 heading into the final week of non-district play.

The Fort Stockton Special Olympics Panther Softball team proved once again why they’re among the best in Texas, traveling to Midland and leaving with gold medals in hand. The Panthers entered the round robin tune-up with their eyes locked on the bigger prize—the upcoming Fall Classic Games in Odessa—and their performance made one thing clear: this team is ready to defend their state championship.

The Fort Stockton Panthers and Prowlers Cross Country teams made the trip to Big Spring this past weekend, where they faced a punishing course and some of the toughest competition yet this season. Taking on runners from powerhouse 5A and 6A programs out of Odessa, Midland, and Lubbock, the Fort Stockton athletes embraced the challenge and showed steady progress as district approaches.

The Fort Stockton Middle School Prowler Volleyball program has been busy in recent weeks, with all four teams – 7th Grade A, 7th Grade B, 8th Grade A, and 8th Grade B – putting in strong performances on the court. Guided by coaches Alhea Ureste, Vanessa Loya, and Ella Gonzales, the Prowlers have faced tough competition, but the results show steady growth and even championship-level success.

The Fort Stockton Panthers made it two wins in a row on Friday night, pulling out a nail-biting 16-14 victory over the Pecos Eagles. While the outcome wasn’t as lopsided as in previous meetings, the Panthers’ grit and special teams play proved to be the difference as they notched their fifth consecutive win over their longtime rival.