After the victory in San Angelo, the Prowlers invaded the South Plains and participated in the Brownfield Tournament. Thursday, February 29th games saw the Prowlers defeat Brownfield 14-2 and Olton 21-0. Gabby Madrid picked up the win against Brownfield as she struck out three and allowed only two earned runs. Offensively the ladies combined for sixteen hits including home runs by Alondra Encinas, Jocelynn Arcides and Mia Garcia. Jocelynn Arcides collected five RBI's to lead the Prowlers. Olton was the next victim as Sophomore Marlayna Salmon supported the cause with a no-hitter and pitched three innings while striking out three in the circle as the Prowlers defeated Olton 21-0. Leading the way at the plate were freshmen Bailey Roebrts and Sophomore Jocelynn collecting home runs. Kriselda Porras had three doubles and three RBI's with Roberts adding 4 RBI's in the game. Friday, March 1st games were victories against New Deal 17-6 and Lubbock Cooper JV 26-6. Aryanna Gonzales combined on the victory, each pitching two innings a piece. Gabby Madrid picked up the win against Lubbock Cooper JV in the night game. Saturday games the Prowlers defeated the Colorado City Wolves 11-9 behind Aryanna Gonzalez in the circle. The tournament ended with a 7-7 tie with Forsan. Glasscock stated, " I am pleased with how we played on the offensive end, yes we struggled a little more with pitching and defense but we will get that cleaned up and alot of that was playing a bunch of games in a short period of time. I The more games you play, the better you are going to get and that is softball in a nutshell. When you're tired, you bow your neck up and you stay in the fight or you will get knocked out. I want to be the one in the fight and not the one laying on the ground. These young ladies have done what we have asked and because of that as we progress this program will achieve things it has not seen before. I am proud of everyone and the sacrifices they are making in order to be a part of something special. It is not for everyone but these ladies are doing a wonderful job but now is the time that it matters the most." The Prowlers will open the district season with a home game against Greenwood on Friday, March 8th at 5pm. " There is no doubt in my mind that these young ladies will be supported in a big way this Friday at home as we start our pursuit of a district championship." Glasscock added. The Prowlers record stands at 16-1-1 in the 2024 campaign. The team's batting average is .646, 113 Hits, 29 doubles, 13 triples, 15 HR's, 97 RBI's, 114 Runs, 34 walks for the last seven games of this past week. Below are the offensive stats for the week.