If you haven’t bought stock in the Fort Stockton baseball program, there is no better time than the present to do so.
The Panthers are quickly approaching district play riding a 12-game win streak and a 14-1-1 record overall following a 4-0 outing at the West Texas March Classic last week, as well as a 21-1 rout of Kermit on March 13.
Fort Stockton rallied from a 4-0 deficit on the road, tying the game at 4-4 in the top of the seventh inning but came up short in their district opener against the Rangerettes this evening.
Adree Bueno hit her fifth home run of the season for the Prowlers - two more than a season ago with nine regular season games still remaining.
Fort Stockton has a bye on Tuesday during Spring Break before a critical district game at home versus Pecos on Friday, Feb. 17.
The Fort Stockton Panther tennis team traveled to Big Spring last Friday in preparation for the upcoming district tournament, and had some great individual performances according to head coach Victor Garcia.
“They kicked off March in a great fashion and showing that they will be peaking at the right time with multiple kids reaching semifinals,” Garcia said.
Fort Stockton Middle School’s Blue Wave swim team made a statement last weekend at the Odessa Middle School Invitational. The girls won the meet and the boys were second, just eight points off the pace for first place.
School records fell once again for the Blue Wave.
A search for a new volleyball head coach at Fort Stockton High School is currently underway as the resignation of Gabrielle Harral was announced in the district’s Feb. 27 board packet.
Harral steps away from the program after a two-year tenure as the Prowlers head coach.
The Odessa native made the decision following the birth of her son Luke Harral on Oct. 26, stating that she hopes to return to coaching in the future but will now cherish motherhood with her firstborn.
