Odessa, TX — Permian slapped a convincing notch in the win column following Friday’s Homecoming celebration at Ratliff Stadium. Palm Desert, the first team from California to play the Panthers, ended up on the short end of a 47-14 defeat.
Palm Desert (Cal) at Permian
Palm Desert will be the first California team that Permian has played in the history of the football program. The Panthers are slated to host the Aztecs on September 20 at Ratliff Stadium. Mojo will celebrate Homecoming as part of the eventful night. Continue reading “Palm Desert (Cal) at Permian”
Carroll Brings Good Despite Permian Loss
Odessa, TX — Prior to Friday’s non-district meeting between Permian and Southlake Carroll, the Dragon cheerleaders presented a check for over 21 thousand dollars to the Odessa Community Foundation. SLC went on to hand out a 48-7 defeat of the Panthers.
Southlake Carroll at Permian
Last year’s slugfest between Permian and Southlake Carroll drew attention from Permian Basin and Metroplex high school football fans alike. A fourth quarter rally by the Panthers came up four points short in the 24-20 Mojo loss at Dragon Stadium. Mojo will host the Carroll Dragons at Ratliff Stadium this time on a Black Cat Friday the 13th in September. Continue reading “Southlake Carroll at Permian”
Franklin Hands Permian Second Loss
Odessa, TX — It was a day of unity – a day to start the healing process between two communities dealing with tragedy. The 2019 season home opener for Permian left more questions than provide answers in a 49-28 loss to El Paso Franklin on Thursday night.
El Paso Franklin at Permian
Permian and El Paso Franklin again meet the second game of the season. Last year, the Panthers made the trip west and claimed a 43-27 victory. In 2019, Mojo will host the Cougars at Ratliff Stadium on September 5. Continue reading “El Paso Franklin at Permian”
Permian Suffers Rough Start In DeSoto
DeSoto, TX — The Eagles wasted no time unleashing their potent offense on the Panthers in the season opener at Eagle Stadium. Permian fell behind 21-7 in the first quarter. Mojo was able to match DeSoto the remainder of the game, but came up short 35-14 in the non-district clash.