The Early 70s Permian's first undefeated regular season was in 1970, when they lost in the state finals to Austin Reagan. The Class of 1971 will be remembered as the first class to successfully go through the full 12-year cycle since Permian's beginning in the fall of 1959. It was in 1972 that Gil Bartosh was named Football Coach of the Year. He guided the Boys of Mojo to an undefeated district season. Oh... we won the state championship. |
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The 2012 Panthers began
their first workout on April 30. The Black and White will continue the
Spring sessions through May 24. Monday through Wednesday are slated
for drills and conditioning, while Thursday should include scrimmaging among
themselves. The Black/White games are set for May 17 for the JV, and
May 25 for the Varsity. |
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Permian students, along with the rest of the school district, will enjoy a week away from the classroom from March 12th to the 16th, as Spring Break is now upon us. Classes will resume at their normal times, beginning on March 19th. |
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The much anticipated unveiling of the district realignment for the next two
seasons was released at 9:00 a.m. today. As expected (but not
welcomed), Permian will be in District 2-5A with the Midland and Abilene
schools. Added were two panhandle teams and SA Central.
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February 1 is the first day high school
athletes can officially commit to play collegiate ball. On Wednesday
morning, three Panthers made their decisions official. The duo of
quarterback Kacey Ryan and wide receiver Van Powell will become Buffaloes at
West Texas A&M. Defensive tackle Haesten Wood will play for the
Crimson Storm of Southern Nazarene. |
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The annual Texas High School football
District 3-5A selections for All-District players has been released for the
2011 season. Among those named, Permian placed three on the First
Team. The Panthers added six to the Second Team and another five to the
Honorable Mentioned.
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UIL Realignment for 2012-14 Seasons |
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It's the biennial event that coaches and school district officials cringe for... the release of the UIL district realignments. For the next two seasons the Panthers will be in District 2-5A, which will consist of nine teams. Midland and Odessa schools will stay in the same district, along with both Abilene schools. The new addiitons will be San Angelo Central, Amarillo Tascosa, and Lubbock Coronado.
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