panther power
09-03-2005, 12:02 PM
Fort Stockton holds on for its first victory
Odessa American
FORT STOCKTON Alfredo Agredano raced 84 yards on a punt return to trigger a 21-point first half outburst, then broke up two-point conversion attempt late in the fourth quarter to salvage the Fort Stockton Panthers 28-26 win over Class 4A El Paso Burges in a non-district battle at Panther Stadium.
The win, which evened Fort Stockton’s preseason mark at 1-1, was the first for new coach Tom Howard, who took over a Panthers program that advanced to the playoffs in 2004. El Paso Burges fell to 1-1.
Quarterback J.J. Hickman raced 50 yards for a touchdown and hooked up with Colby Terrazas on a 19-yard TD toss as the Panthers ran out to a 21-0 lead.
From then on, it was hang on until Agredano swatted away a pass on two-point conversion attempt to save the win.
El Paso Burges 0 20 0 6 — 26
Fort Stockton 14 7 0 7 — 28
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
Fort Stockton: Alfredo Agredano 84 punt return (Octavio Contreras kick).
Fort Stockton: J.J. Hickman 50 run (Contreras kick).
Second Quarter
Fort Stockton: Colby Terrazas 19 pass from Hickman (Contreras kick).
Burges: scoring not available.
Burges: scoring not available.
Burges: scoring not available.
Fourth Quarter
Fort Stockton: Alex Pillado 11 run (Contreras kick).
Burges: scoring not available.
TEAM STATISTICS
Yardstick El Paso Burges Fort Stockton
Total Yards 304 253
Rushes-Yards 26-42 41-227
Passing Yards 262 26
Passing 20-41-1 2-13-1
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Rushing
Fort Stockton: Alex Pillado 20-96; J.J. Hickman 6-66; Herminio Gonzales 8-53; Adrian Gonzales 4-14.
Passing
Fort Stockton: Hickman 2-23-1 for 26 yards.
Receiving
Fort Stockton: Colby Terrazas 1-19; Bryant Arcides 1-7.
Odessa American
FORT STOCKTON Alfredo Agredano raced 84 yards on a punt return to trigger a 21-point first half outburst, then broke up two-point conversion attempt late in the fourth quarter to salvage the Fort Stockton Panthers 28-26 win over Class 4A El Paso Burges in a non-district battle at Panther Stadium.
The win, which evened Fort Stockton’s preseason mark at 1-1, was the first for new coach Tom Howard, who took over a Panthers program that advanced to the playoffs in 2004. El Paso Burges fell to 1-1.
Quarterback J.J. Hickman raced 50 yards for a touchdown and hooked up with Colby Terrazas on a 19-yard TD toss as the Panthers ran out to a 21-0 lead.
From then on, it was hang on until Agredano swatted away a pass on two-point conversion attempt to save the win.
El Paso Burges 0 20 0 6 — 26
Fort Stockton 14 7 0 7 — 28
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
Fort Stockton: Alfredo Agredano 84 punt return (Octavio Contreras kick).
Fort Stockton: J.J. Hickman 50 run (Contreras kick).
Second Quarter
Fort Stockton: Colby Terrazas 19 pass from Hickman (Contreras kick).
Burges: scoring not available.
Burges: scoring not available.
Burges: scoring not available.
Fourth Quarter
Fort Stockton: Alex Pillado 11 run (Contreras kick).
Burges: scoring not available.
TEAM STATISTICS
Yardstick El Paso Burges Fort Stockton
Total Yards 304 253
Rushes-Yards 26-42 41-227
Passing Yards 262 26
Passing 20-41-1 2-13-1
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Rushing
Fort Stockton: Alex Pillado 20-96; J.J. Hickman 6-66; Herminio Gonzales 8-53; Adrian Gonzales 4-14.
Passing
Fort Stockton: Hickman 2-23-1 for 26 yards.
Receiving
Fort Stockton: Colby Terrazas 1-19; Bryant Arcides 1-7.