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Prowlers Sweep Midland Classical

It was a strong week for Prowler Volleyball across both the high school and middle school levels, with teams showing grit, growth, and determination as they push deeper into the season.
The Prowler White Team fell in two sets (9-25, 4-25) last week against Andrews, but showed strides in serving. Kaylene Castillo and Eriel Leyva earned spotlight recognition for their defensive and front-row efforts. The Blue team battled hard but came up short (22-25, 18-25). Courtesy Photo

Panther Cross Country Battles Hills

The Fort Stockton Cross Country team made the trip west on Saturday, September 13, to take on the grueling terrain of the Big Bend Mountain Ramble in Alpine. Known for its tough elevation changes and rolling hills, the course provided a true test of endurance.
After last week’s Alpine meet, Fort Stockton looks to carry that momentum into next week’s McCamey Badger Invitational on September 20 before heading to the Lubbock Invitational later this month. With the district competition set for October 6 in Andrews, the Panthers are proving they’ll be ready when it matters most. Courtesy Photo

Lobos Close Out Mustang Invitational

The Sul Ross State University volleyball team (2-2) lost to New Mexico Highlands and Fort Lewis on Day 2 of the Mustang Invitational, Saturday at Drag’s Court. New Mexico Highlands (3-1) – L, 3-0 (25-- 21, 25-11, 25-16) The first set saw New Mexico Highlands get out to a 9-6 lead.
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