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Football: District 4A-2 District I Outlook

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Week 8: 4A-2 District 1 Scoreboard

Monahans 38 Fort Stockton 29

Clint 28 Mountain View 27

Pecos 16 Fabens 14

4A-2 District 1 Standings

*In parentheses is district record

Monahans 4-3 (2-0)

Fort Stockton 6-1 (1-1)

Mountain View 5-2 (1-1)

District Outlook

Prowlers fall to Seminole on senior night

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Fort Stockton volleyball seniors Ashlyn Marquez, Eliana Mata, Angie Aguirre, Arial Smith and Adree Bueno were honored during senior night prior to Tuesday’s match against Seminole, but the outcome of the match did not fall in the favor of the Prowlers as the Maidens came away with a 25-14, 26-24, 25-21 sweep.

Adree Bueno has been one of the key staples to the Prowlers success in the back row this and is in the top three on the team for digs. Photo by Shawn Yorks

Volleyball: 4A District 3 Outlook

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4A District 3 Standings

(As of Oct. 19)

Monahans 6-2

Seminole 5-3

Pecos 4-4

Greenwood 4-4

Fort Stockton 3-5

Andrews 2-6

4A District 3 Scoreboard

Oct. 11: Greenwood 3 Fort Stockton 2

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Panthers suffer first loss in rivalry shootout

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The stars shined bright in Pantherland on Friday evening in an offensive showcase between Fort Stockton and rival Monahans.

The Loboes’ cluster glowed just a tad brighter behind quarterback Cheno Navarrette.

The 5-foot-9 elusive signal caller bobbed and weaved his way through the Panthers’ stout run defense throughout the night, finishing the game with 213 yards and three rushing touchdowns on 25 carries in Monahans’ 38=29 victory.

Fort Stockton's Isaiah Garcia runs through a pair of Monahans defenders in route to an 83-yard touchdown on the Panhters first drive of the game on Friday. Photo by Nathan Heuer

Photo Gallery: Fort Stockton vs. Monahans

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Fort Stockton and Monahans collided on Friday night and the contest lived up to the hype in a slugfest between the rivals.

Friday’s contest featured 850 yards of total offense between the teams in a 38-29 win for the Loboes.

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Prowlers take down Pecos in five, keep playoff hopes intact

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All aspects of the Fort Stockton Prowler volleyball team’s game had to come together just right in order to take down the Pecos Eagles on Oct. 14. It did, and the Prowlers kept their playoff hopes alive with a 22-25, 25-14, 21-25, 25-19, 15-13 win.

“The varsity squad came out with a chip on their shoulder and victory on their minds,” coach Sera Ramirez said.

Amaya Urias (14) and Ashlynn Marquez (3) defend the net for Fort Stockton during Friday’s district win over Pecos. Photo by Shawn Yorks

Football Roundup: Panther JV, freshman roll Monahans

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Fort Stockton’s junior varsity squad had two shutouts in the books heading and a perfect 6-0 record heading into their game with Monahans.

Make it three shutouts and a 7-0 record following the Panthers 16-0 victory over the Loboes on Oct. 13.

Ejay Oritz scored a touchdown on the ground, forced a fumble, and recovered the fumble he forced in the contest.

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Panther tennis suffers defeat to Loboes

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It took three days, but the Fort Stockton tennis team was finally able to compete in their district finale with Monahans and ultimately fell to the Loboes, 13-6. The match was originally scheduled for Oct. 4 in Fort Stockton, but lightning and rain postponed the action until Oct. 5. Again, thunderstorms put a damper on the action. The match was finally completed on Oct. 7 in Monahans.
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