Permian will travel to Astound Broadband Stadium for a date with Midland Lee in the high-stakes, District 2-6A opener on October 9. The gloves are coming off in this MojoLand editorial exclusive. Continue reading “Two Cents Worth: Mojo vs Lee”
Preview: Permian at Midland Lee
No high school football rivalry is any more revered across the nation than the iconic matchup between Odessa Permian and Midland Lee. Friday night the undefeated Permian Panthers travel to Astound Broadband Stadium for a meeting with the Lee Rebels in the high-stakes, District 2-6A opener. Continue reading “Preview: Permian at Midland Lee”
Permian Edges Midland Lee, 51-48
Midland, TX – Just as in past Permian-Midland Lee rivalry games, it would come down to who had the ball last. In a battle of unbeaten District 2-6A teams, it would be the Panthers taking the last drive down the field to set up a game-winning field goal for the 51-48 Mojo victory.
2020 All-District 2-6A Selections
ODESSA, TX – The 2020 All-District 2-6A selection list has been released and members of Permian’s football team received recognition. Shy Stephens-Deary was named ‘Offensive Newcomer of the Year’, while nine Panthers received First Team honors and five made Second Team. Continue reading “2020 All-District 2-6A Selections”
Homecoming Win Over Midland Lee
Odessa, TX – The annual district meeting between Permian and Midland Lee lived up to its usual clash of titans. After owning a 20-17 halftime edge, the Panthers ambushed the Rebels in the second half to claim a 55-44 victory at Ratliff Stadium on Homecoming night.
2019 All-District 2-6A Selections
ODESSA – Malachi Medlock and Easton Hernandez received top honors in the 2019 All-District 2-6A list released today. Permian had nine players selected to the First Team, and another five on Second Team. Continue reading “2019 All-District 2-6A Selections”
Permian Ambushes Lee In Finale
Odessa, TX — It was a clash of the top two District 2-6A teams as Permian and Midland Lee met at Ratliff Stadium on Friday night. Picked as 15-point underdogs, the Panthers proved otherwise in a 42-39 decision over the Rebels to close out the district schedule.