Spooky things are known to come out at night. That includes this Friday night, as Permian travels to Lubbock to take on Frenship in a District 2-6A clash. It’s going to be Halloween night, and the Hub City Kitties will have to deal with the invading Black Cats at Peoples Bank Stadium… and “Ain’t No Casper Coming To Town!” Continue reading “Preview: Permian at Frenship”
Preview: Permian at Midland Legacy
This Friday, Permian will visit the unfriendly confines of Midland’s Astound Broadband Stadium for a District 2-6A duel with the Legacy/Lee Rebels. It’s Week 3 of the district’s five-game slate. Continue reading “Preview: Permian at Midland Legacy”
San Angelo Central at Permian
As we enter District 2-6A Week 2, Permian will host San Angelo Central in the Mojo district home opener at Ratliff Stadium on October 17. The Panthers have defeated the Bobcats in the last five district meetings. This week, we Burn the Angry Orange! Continue reading “San Angelo Central at Permian”
Permian at Odessa High Preview
With the conclusion of the non-district schedule, it’s time for the “games that count” to commence. The Crosstown Showdown now looms on the horizon for Permian and Odessa High. The annual rivalry game will usher in the start of the District 2-6A slate of games and is set for October 10 at Ratliff Stadium. Continue reading “Permian at Odessa High Preview”
Permian Picks Up Win In Waco
Waco, TX – Both Permian and Hewitt Midway entered the contest winless with 0-1 records for the 2023 season. It would be the Black Cats from Odessa that would outlast the home Panthers in a 27-21 victory at Panther Stadium on Friday night.
Panthers Ground Eagles In Opener
Abilene, TX – Permian kicked off the 2022 season this evening at Shotwell Stadium. While the defense held Abilene High to 48 yards of total offense, Mojo put together a strong second and third quarter to cruise to a 17-3 victory.
Haka Ends Mojo Playoff Run
Abilene, TX – Permian brought the Mojo in the first half to take a 17-7 lead, but the magic dwindled away as Euless Trinity scored 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter. The Panthers’ Class 6A Division I playoff run came to an end as the Trojans handed out a 28-17 decision at Shotwell Stadium.