Panthers score 11-straight to advance in 11-1 win over St. Pius Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief May 5, 2022
Girls lacrosse advances to Sweet Sixteen in dominating fashion Abby Carter and Peter Beardsley May 2, 2022
Panthers remain undefeated in area play after 16-1 victory over Trinity Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief March 25, 2022
William Byron wins record-breaking Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief March 22, 2022
Teammates top lone Xfinity Series practice session at Atlanta Motor Speedway Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief March 19, 2022
Weather forces changes to weekend schedule at Atlanta Motor Speedway Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief March 18, 2022
Varsity basketball ends season with another close loss Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief February 11, 2022
Panthers celebrate seniors, end regular season with loss to Whitewater Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief February 10, 2022
Panthers begin streak of 5 region games in 8 days with loss to Northside Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief January 27, 2022
Ledford first homeschool student attending Starr’s Mill under SB 42 Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief January 21, 2022
Panthers fall to rival McIntosh, remain winless in region play Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief December 13, 2021
From the Panther Pit Abby Carter, Peter Beardsley, MacKenzie Jadick, Mateya Petrova, and Joslyn Weber December 3, 2021
Winning mindset helps Panthers advance to second round of state playoffs Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief November 17, 2021
Keeping it chaotic Craig Bardo, Abby Carter, Jenson Mahr, Abi Carter, Addie Ellison, and Jax Rainey October 1, 2021
Greigh and Mathis combine for over 250 yards as Panthers run over the Tigers 42-20 Abby Carter, Editor-in-Chief October 1, 2021
Panther family shares memories on 20th anniversary of 9/11 Abby Carter, Joslyn Weber, Jessica Doyle, and MacKenzie Jadick September 11, 2021
Back from break with KICs Joslyn Weber, MacKenzie Jadick, Craig Bardo, and Abby Carter September 10, 2021
Back to basics Caroline Hubbard, Mateya Petrova, Addie Ellison, Annika Pepper, Abby Carter, and Charlie Goins August 30, 2021
Kicking off KICs Caroline Hubbard, Charlie Goins, Joslyn Weber, Annika Pepper, Allyssa Daigle, and Abby Carter August 15, 2021
Panther Perspectives Elizabeth Carrico, Abby Carter, Allyssa Daigle, Kaitlyn Doyle, Mackenzie Jadick, and Joslyn Weber March 18, 2021
Panther Perspectives Elizabeth Carrico, Abby Carter, Allyssa Daigle, and Emily Hawkins February 9, 2021
![William Byron celebrates with his pit crew in Victory Lane. This is Byron’s third victory in 149 Cup Series starts. “Daytona and Talladega, when you get single file you can relax, today you were constantly working to stay single file,” Byron said. “…[P]retty crazy race but great to come out on top.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Feature-3-900x600.jpg)
![Ty Gibbs poses in Victory Lane after earning his second win of the season. After taking the lead to begin double overtime, Gibbs held off Ryan Sieg and the rest of the field in the Nalley Cars 250. “I have great relationships with all of [my teammates]. I’m very thankful,” Gibbs said. “I love Joe Gibbs Racing. It’s home.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/feature-2-1-900x600.jpg)
![Senior Evan Courvile prepares to shoot a free throw. Starr’s Mill hosted the Tip-Off Classic by Adidas and went up against Midtown in the final game of the night. The Knights capitalized on a slow third quarter by the Panthers, winning 66-46. “Midtown was a good team [athletically],” head coach Joshua Reeves said. “I think they caused us to change a lot of the shots we wanted, and because of that we couldn’t finish very well.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Feature-2-900x600.jpg)
![Junior Greigh Joseph runs through the Griffin defense. Starr’s Mill had 326 yards of total offense in the 28-21 win. “We executed well on our run game. Greigh really helped us out getting crucial runs to us and just overall offense,” Junior Jeremiah Jones said. “[We] could’ve been a little bit better on defense, but overall I think we played pretty good.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Feature-900x600.jpg)
![Senior running back Brandon Mathis rushes for a touchdown with tight end senior Barrette Schmidlkofer cheering. Starr’s Mill won 42-20 against Harris County this past Friday. “We finally played up to our capabilities. I’m just proud of the boys. [They] kept plugging away and kept working hard, what we asked them to do, all the position meetings, all the film study, all that early morning and afternoons,” head coach Chad Phillips said. “If you keep doing that it’s going to pay off for you. You play by far our best game this season, by far.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Feature-1-900x600.jpg)
![Free safety and kick returner Marc Stampley returns a punt. Special teams had one kick off return and one punt return for a touchdown. Mt. Zion attempted an onside kick to begin the game, but senior Ben Thompson ran it back 48 yards for a touchdown. “Special teams can make or break the game,” Thompson said. “Honestly, [the team] could be down, could be up, it doesn’t matter just play every special team like it’s your last.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Special-Teams-900x600.jpg)
![Panthers crowd King’s Ridge senior midfielder and attacker Brennan Brown during the second round of the A-AAAAA GHSA state playoffs. Despite a slow start, Starr’s Mill erupted to dominate the Tigers in a 17-8 victory. Eight players scored for the Panthers and nine players collected ground balls. “Nobody thought that we could win without those [seniors] that left last year,” Schmidlkofer said. “These guys have proven that they can. I’m super, super proud of all the guys that are contributing.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/FEATURE.jpg)
![Junior first baseman Ben Moseley watches an upcoming pitching during the Panthers’ region game against the Whitewater Wildcats yesterday. Despite a sluggish first six innings, the team came together at the bottom of the seventh to propel themselves to a 7-6 win in extra innings. Moseley went 3-4 at the plate, including the game-winning RBI. “Feel’s great [to clinch that win],” Moseley said. “It’s our field, we’re defending it.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/FEATURE-4.jpg)
