Sports

The Fort Stockton High School (FSHS) and Fort Stockton Middle School (FSMS) Prowler Volleyball teams have been busy on the court, battling both at home and on the road. Each team continues to show heart, whether it’s securing victories or learning from tough losses, as they prepare for district play.

The Fort Stockton Panthers Tennis Team has been putting up a valiant fight in their recent matchups, showing resilience and determination despite tough competition. On Tuesday, September 17, the Panthers traveled to Andrews for their first district match against the formidable Andrews Mustangs.

The Fort Stockton Panthers Cross Country team showed grit and determination during the Badger Invitational in McCamey on Saturday, September 21st, with several athletes standing out in their respective divisions. Under the guidance of Coach Curtis Bishop, the team delivered commendable performances across the board, reflecting the hard work they’ve put in during the season.

In a match that lived up to its reputation, the Fort Stockton Panther Tennis Team traveled to Hobbs this past Saturday, September 14th, for their annual showdown. Known for its competitive nature, this year's encounter was especially significant following a narrow 8-11 loss in an earlier matchup. Fueled by determination and their signature #NeverGive-UpNeverGiveIn attitude, the Panthers delivered a thrilling performance.

The Fort Stockton Panthers continued their undefeated streak with a commanding 56-24 victory over the Pecos Eagles on September 13, 2024. This homecoming game at Panther Stadium saw Fort Stockton improve to 3-0 for the season. The event was marked by the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen, adding to the festive atmosphere.

The Fort Stockton High School and Middle School Prowler Volleyball teams had a busy week, with significant games played at home and on the road. On Tuesday, September 10th, the Fort Stockton High School Prowler Volleyball program hosted Buena Vista and Compass Academy in a series of exciting matchups.

Fort Stockton’s Barrio Fest was a vibrant showcase of community spirit and tradition this past weekend, blending athletic achievement with cultural heritage. Saturday’s events were a testament to the area's rich history and the ongoing commitment to celebrating its legacy.

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Kasch Norman, the current quarterback of the Fort Stockton Panthers, has quickly become a force to be reckoned with on the football field. Despite starting his football journey later than many of his peers, Norman has embraced his role as the leader of the team, embodying the Panthers' mantra: 'Team Never Quit.' A junior in the Class of 2026, Norman plays as both quarterback and linebacker for the varsity team, wearing #15 with pride.

Our high school cross country team faced a demanding test this past weekend at a large and competitive meet. Despite a timing issue that prevented us from having individual results, our runners displayed impressive grit and determination on a course that was both challenging and exhila- rating.