Kingwood Park Panthers

It was a shaky start in the spring break sunshine. But near the end of the game, Kingwood Park closed the gap and had its chances in a big road test at Crosby. The Panthers were down five runs through three innings and tied it in the top of the sixth with a big two-run […]

It was a festive postgame scene Friday night as Kingwood Park opened District 18-5A with a 15-0 win in three innings over Pasadena. A celebratory photo of the night’s two home run hitters was taken. Some major props were made to the pitcher who hit her first career varsity homer all while not allowing a

In a much anticipated home debut, Kingwood Park showed out Friday night. It was the District 18-5A opener at that, and the Panthers laid it on visiting Pasadena for a 15-0 win in three innings. Kingwood Park (7-2, 1-0) came alive after a tough week to digest a non-district doubleheader loss to Port Neches-Groves a

No doubt, Kingwood Park is ready to play a regular season game at home. After the postponement of the Humble ISD Tournament two weeks back due to cold temperatures, the Panthers have yet to step foot on their home surface in front of their family, friends and fans. They will get to do just that

No. 11-ranked Kingwood Park ran into a red-hot Port Neches-Groves Friday evening. The Indians won the non-district doubleheader 10-0 (5 inn.) and 11-3 for the Panthers’ first losses of the season. The losses snap Kingwood Park’s season-opening six-game win streak. The Panthers took down Livingston 12-6 earlier this week. In Game 1, the Panthers were

The weather wasn’t favorable for Kingwood Park last week. It was finally a clear night Tuesday, yet the Panthers rained runs all over Livingston. Those runs came in bulk as the Panthers played a back-forth-battle with the Lions until seven runs over the final three innings helped them pull away to a 12-6 win. Kingwood

Kingwood Park exploded for 47 runs over four games as it left the  NFCA Texas Leadoff Classic with four wins this week. The Panthers capped it with a 15-3 win over the Thrall Tigers in four innings Saturday afternoon. The tournament in Bryan/College Station was altered to a round robin format due to the weather.

Kingwood Park logged a lot of miles on the road the last couple seasons. Playing in Region II-5A for two seasons (the Panthers are gratefully back in Region III starting this year) forced the team onto the bus for long stints, not only during district play, but in a memorable playoff run last spring. It

It was dramatic, but the Kingwood Park Panthers are off to a great start to the regular season. In a game moved up to Monday due to Tuesday’s weather concerns, the Panthers took the lead in the top of the seventh on an Addi Gomez sacrifice fly. Haylee Seales set Huffman-Hargrave down in order on