Three District 2-AAA Teams Face Do Or Die Friday
Pecos and Seminole lead the district with 3-0 records, meeting on Rotary Field at 8 p.m. Friday, while Ector sits 2-1 and faces Kermit as the only path to the title remains through wins. Andrews, Monahans, Kermit, and Fort Stockton trail, needing major upsets to stay in the hunt.
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Pecos Queens fall to Seminole in district volleyball
Pecos Eagles travel to Seminole Tuesday night and lose 15 9 and 15 11 to the top district team. High point server Dora Arrreguy, spikers Susan Dennison and Rosemary Meraz lead the varsity. JV loses 14 12 and 16 14, while freshmen win 15 13 with Hope Mendoza serving. Seminole leads second half district play. Pecos remains second with two wins needed in three remaining matches to claim a title share.
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Football players to fill the field at Pecos-Seminole tilt
Rotary Field will be filled with football players Friday before the Pecos Seminole game. Seventh through junior varsity squads will be introduced at 7 45 p m. Players report to Eagle gym at 7 30 p m before a victory tunnel for the Eagle varsity entry.
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