Tournament action saw the Varsity Prowlers in the Greenwood Tournament. First day action the Prowlers defeated Colorado City 8-2. Alondra Molina had a three run home run and drove in four runs on two hits. Gabby Madrid, Adamari Renteria and Nevaeh Morales had two doubles each that led a balance attack in hitters 6-9 in the lineup. Gabby Madrid pitched a complete seven innings and picked up her first high school career win. The second game saw the Prowlers play Anson and picked up a hard fought 4-2 victory. Aryanna Gonzalez pitched 6.2 innings and posted the win while Kriselda Porras came in and got out of a bases loaded jam to pick up the save. Kriselda Porras led the offense with two hits while Aryanna Gonzalez, Jocelynn Arcides, Gabby Madrid, and Aubrie Salgado picked up crucial hits to help the offense against a solid pitcher. On Friday the Prowlers returned to action and defeated Presidio 34-7. Yes that is the right score. Bats were red hot even though it was cold and windy day. Kriselda Porras picked up the win in the circle and Adamari Renteria finished the game in the circle. Doubles were collected by Mia Garcia, Alondra Encinas (2), Aryanna Gonzalez (2), Ivanna Ortiz (2), Kriselda Porras (2). Triples by Aryanna Gonzalez, Alondra Molina, Adamari Renteria and Jocelynn Arcides, Alondra Molina hit her second home run on the season. Swiping bags for the Prowlers were Alondra Molina (3), Jocelynn Arcides (2), Janean Gonzalez (2), Kriselda Porras (2), Adamari Renteria, Amaya Urias and Priscilla Trevino. Prowler runs batted in were Mia Garcia (1), Ivanna Ortiz (3), Alondra Encinas (2), Aryanna Gonzalez (5), Gabby Madrid (1), Kriselda Porras (4), Jocelynn Arcides (2), Alondra Molina (5), Adamari Renteria (2) and Janean Gonzalez (2). Saturday action the Prowlers were suppose to play Bushland and Snyder but those two teams decided to drop out and head home because it was too cold to play. Coach Glasscock, " I am pleased how the tournament went for us and how we played through some difficult situations that are not easy at the beginning of the year. All three phases of the game I thought we played well. I was disappointed that we could not play on Saturday against Bushland and Snyder but I know the outcome of those games and so do those teams that went home. Panhandle teams play in cold weather and I know this because I grew up there so their is no excuse for that. Oh well you can only control what you can and we will continue on with our season improving everyday." Varsity record is 4-0 in the young season.