Potent forces collide in Eagle homecoming tilt
Two district 2 AAA Eagles Pecos and Ector square off as undefeated nonconference play blends into district action. Pecos leads in offense at 289 yards per game while Ector averages 198. Ector's defense tops Pecos 139 yards allowed per game. Key players include Herbert Moore for Ector and Joel Ivy for Pecos. series history favors Ector 10-7 with last win in 1971.
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Pecos
Jerry Millsapps
Ector
Ralph Johnson
Twin Eagle
Eagles
Ivy
Odessans
Herbert Moore
Tim Sledge
Arthur Lewis
Moore Sledge
Lewis
Johnson
Millsapps
Artesia
Rowdies Dominate Ector Eagles With 24 6 Victory
Pecos Rowdies triumph over Ector Eagles 24 to 6 as Pecos rushes for 440 yards and the Rowdies accumulate 28 first downs. Minjarez leads with 88 rushing yards while Ro gers and Jasso connect on a 15 yard TD pass. Ector’s trio Moore Sledge and Lewis highlighted returners.
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Ector
Rowdies
Milton Woody
Ector Eagle JV
Joe Minjarez
Pecos
District 2-AAA grid turmoil fuels bold predictions
In a muddled district 2-AAA race six teams collide in district play with Andrews leading the non district stats. Forecasts favor Pecos over Ector by wide margin and Monahans over Fort Stockton 28 14. Andrews expected to crush Seminole 49 0 and Artesia to trounce Alpine 70 7.
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Andrews
Pecos
Ector
Fort Stockton
Eagles
Panthers
Monahans
Artesia
Alpine
Kermit
Fabons
Yellow Jackets
Marfa
Bob Masters
Queens sweep Fort Stockton in district volleyball action
The Pecos Queens freshmen won 15-11 and 15-12 while JV and varsity also took two straight sets each. Lorrie Contreras led the freshmen with 10 points in one game and Kelly Clark added five straight serves. JV rallied to a two set win with key contributions from Cassell, Stickels, and Guerrero. Varsity closed 15-6 and 15-7, led by Matta and Burkholder, as Pecos prepares for Andrews next week.
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Eagle Queens
Pantherettes
Fort Stockton
Queen
Panther
Kelly Clark
Janice Evans
Lorrie Contreras
Pecos
Andrews
Leslie Cassell
Leeta Lewis
Becky Woods
Elizabeth Guerrero
Brenda Martinez
Rena Stickels
Guerrero
Queens
Susan Dennison
Burkholder
Cynthia Slack
Matta
Dora Arreguy
Eagle
Pecos Dirt Riders Open Motocross Season Sunday
Pecos Dirt Riders begin their motocross season with a Sunday opener at the local track. Events run from noon after 10:30 am practice with classes for beginners to experts, and a $300 cash purse for the top racer. Admission is $2. the track sits two miles south of town on SH17 near the archery range.
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Pecos
Sh17
Pecos JV Gold routs Wink Wildcats in late pickup game
Pecos JV Gold crushed Wink Wildcats 42 to 6 in a last minute pickup game in Wink. The Rowdy squad rolled 396 rushing yards, 60 passing yards, and 5 TDs negated by penalties, with Rob Fener and Jaime Jaquez among scorers in a total team effort.
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JV Gold Tribe
Wink Wildcat JV Tribe
Steve Peters
Wink
Pecos
Peters
Juan Ulate
Ricky Fenner
Ulate
Richard White
Butch Johnson
White
Fenner
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David Jasso
Jasso
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Jim Bob McNeil
Mike Seawright
Minjarez
Ricky Herrera
Cosme Ortega
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Robert
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Weinacht
Ray
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R. Perkins
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R. Moten
T. McGrew
G. Baker I. Navarette
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A. Ramos
CR. Aguirre
Ecos Enterprise
Trudi
Merle Norman
S. Oak
Queens Skin Pantherettes
Bill Norton
Mike Lara
Mgr
Tommy Beauchamp
NEW York Life Insurance Company
S. Eddy
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Rolando Matta
Robert Florez
Jaquez
Mike Gleason
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Judaco
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Champion Chemical
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Hiway
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Walthall ST
Walthall
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