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Mother Nature Wins: Four Alpine Cowboys Games Rained

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The Alpine Cowboys Professional Independent Baseball Team faced a challenging week with Mother Nature interrupting their schedule. Four consecutive games were rained out, leaving the Cowboys and their fans frustrated. However, a glimmer of hope emerged as the team finally hit the field on Monday, July 22.
Mother Nature Wins: Four Alpine Cowboys Games Rained

ATHLETIC CAMPS

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Highschool Athletic Summer Camps Fort Stockton High School announced upcoming summer camps for 2024. Swimming sessions are $90 a session, while all other camps are $40 per camp.

Football Season tickets on sale

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Season tickets will go on sale Friday, August 1st, in the athletic office at the high school. 2024 Season ticket holders will get first choice of tickets for the first two weeks of sales. On the third week, ticket sales are open for everyone. Advanced ticket booklets are $35.00 each for five home games.

ARREST REPORTS

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Editor’s note: It is important to note that an arrest should not be considered evidence of guilt, all defendants are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The fol-lowing list is provided by the Pecos County Sheriff’s Department.

Record-Breaking Season: Cowboys Dominate All-Star Game Selections

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With a remarkable 37-4 record, the Alpine Cowboys have established themselves as a powerhouse in the Pecos League. Their recent games have been a testament to their superior skill, unwavering resilience, and outstanding teamwork, reinforcing their reputation as one of the league’s most formidable teams.
Cowboys Manager Sean Persky breaks records with most all time wins for the Cowboys. Also pictured is Peyten Kennard All Star Player. Courtesy Photo

Fort Stockton High School Athletic Trainers Hold Clinic with Pecos County EMS

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On July 10, the Fort Stockton High School Athletic Department collaborated with the Pecos County EMS to conduct a comprehensive clinic aimed at enhancing emergency response procedures for on-field incidents. The event took place at the Panther Stadium Football Field, where athletic trainers and paramedics worked together through various emergency scenarios.
EMS 1, 2, 3 Trainers and EMS Professional practice medical scenarios on the Panther Stadium Football Field, Photo by Tristian Barran

ATHLETIC CAMPS

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High school Athletic Summer Camps Fort Stockton High School announced upcoming summer camps for 2024. Swimming sessions are $90 a session, while all other camps are $40 per camp.

RED, WHITE, AND WIN:

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The Alpine Cowboys have shown resilience and strength in their recent games, maintaining their status as the number one team in the Pecos League Mountain South Division with a remarkable 32-3 record. Since June 28, the Cowboys have delivered a series of impressive performances, showcasing both their offensive and pitching prowess, although they have encountered a few setbacks along the way.
The Alpine Cowboys took part in the Independence Day Celebrations before their winning Double Header at Kokernot Field. Photo by Alpine Cowboys Pro Baseball Club

ATHLETIC CAMPS

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High school Summer Camps open to incoming and current athletes Fort Stockton High School announced upcoming summer camps for 2024. Swimming sessions are $90 a session, while all other camps are $40 per camp.
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