ARANSAS PASS HIGH SCHOOL – Aransas Pass enters the 2025–2026 season determined to build momentum and compete at a high level in South Texas basketball. The Panthers rely on an up-tempo offense and physical defensive play to pressure opponents throughout the game. With a roster capable of producing big scoring nights, Aransas Pass looks to grow as the season progresses and make a strong postseason push. Follow along as #STBA tracks the Panthers throughout the year.

11/14/2025 – @ Port Aransas, L 77-60

Aransas Pass opened the season on the road against Port Aransas. The Panthers battled throughout the game but struggled to slow down their opponent’s offensive pace. Despite the loss, the team gained valuable early-season experience.

11/18/2025 – @ Gregory-Portland, L 59-52

The Panthers kept things competitive in a tough road matchup against Gregory-Portland. Aransas Pass remained within striking distance for most of the contest. Gregory-Portland managed to hold on late to secure the win.

11/25/2025 – @ Ingleside, L 73-49

Aransas Pass faced another difficult road challenge against Ingleside. The Panthers had trouble matching Ingleside’s scoring runs during the game. The matchup highlighted areas the team aimed to improve moving forward.

11/29/2025 – vs. Rockport-Fulton, W 84-60

The Panthers earned their first win of the season with a strong performance against Rockport-Fulton. Aransas Pass controlled the tempo early and built a steady lead. Their offense found rhythm in the convincing victory.

12/2/2025 – @ Carroll, L 67-43

Aransas Pass traveled to face Carroll in another tough matchup. The Panthers struggled offensively against a strong defensive effort. Carroll maintained control throughout the game.

12/4/2025 – vs. Incarnate Word Academy (Tournament), W 66-47

The Panthers opened tournament play with a solid win. Aransas Pass built momentum with several scoring runs. Their defense helped maintain control throughout the contest.

12/4/2025 – vs. La Vernia (Tournament), L 92-74

La Vernia presented a difficult challenge in tournament play. The Panthers kept the game competitive early but struggled to contain La Vernia’s offense. The game turned into a high-scoring battle.

12/5/2025 – vs. Canyon Lake (Tournament), L 71-70

Aransas Pass played one of its closest games of the season against Canyon Lake. The Panthers battled until the final possession of the game. Canyon Lake narrowly secured the one-point victory.

12/5/2025 – vs. Gregory-Portland (Tournament), W 57-55

The Panthers earned a hard-fought win in a rematch with Gregory-Portland. Aransas Pass relied on key defensive stops late in the contest. Their execution in the closing moments secured the victory.

12/6/2025 – vs. Burleson (Tournament), L 75-54

Burleson controlled much of the matchup in tournament play. The Panthers struggled to keep pace offensively during key stretches. Despite the loss, the game provided valuable experience against strong competition.

12/9/2025 – vs. Miller, L 77-69

Aransas Pass battled Miller in a competitive contest. The Panthers showed improvement offensively throughout the game. Miller managed to maintain the edge late to secure the win.

12/11/2025 – vs. Jasper (Tournament), L 60-58

Jasper and Aransas Pass played a tightly contested tournament matchup. The Panthers remained within striking distance throughout the game. Jasper ultimately secured the win with late scoring.

12/11/2025 – vs. Buna (Tournament), L 69-67

Another close battle followed against Buna. Aransas Pass fought hard and kept the game competitive until the final seconds. Buna narrowly escaped with the win.

12/12/2025 – vs. Hardin (Tournament), W 67-54

The Panthers bounced back with a strong victory over Hardin. Aransas Pass controlled the pace and built a steady lead. Their defensive effort helped seal the win.

12/12/2025 – vs. Carolina Basketball Academy, L 58-52

Aransas Pass faced Carolina Basketball Academy in another competitive matchup. The Panthers stayed close throughout much of the contest. Carolina Basketball Academy finished strong to secure the win.

12/13/2025 – vs. Shepherd (Tournament), L 62-50

The Panthers wrapped up tournament play against Shepherd. Aransas Pass struggled to maintain consistent scoring. Shepherd maintained control down the stretch.

12/16/2025 – @ King, W 90-73

Aransas Pass picked up an impressive road win against King. The Panthers’ offense exploded with one of their highest scoring games of the early season. Their fast tempo helped secure the victory.

12/23/2025 – vs. Tuloso-Midway (Tournament), L 57-52

Aransas Pass battled Tuloso-Midway in a competitive tournament game. The Panthers stayed within striking distance throughout the matchup. Tuloso-Midway managed to close out the win late.

12/29/2025 – vs. Wharton (Tournament), L 74-71

The Panthers were involved in another close contest against Wharton. Aransas Pass remained competitive throughout the game. Wharton edged out the narrow victory.

12/30/2025 – vs. Santa Gertrudis Academy (Tournament), W 77-54

Aransas Pass responded with a strong tournament victory. The Panthers built a comfortable lead early in the contest. Balanced scoring helped maintain control.

12/31/2025 – vs. London (Tournament), L 82-72

Aransas Pass faced a strong challenge against London. The Panthers competed well but struggled to keep pace with London’s scoring. The game provided valuable experience against a top opponent.

1/2/2026 – @ Odem, W 92-43

Aransas Pass opened district play with a dominant road victory. The Panthers built a large lead early in the contest. Their offense remained consistent throughout the game.

1/6/2026 – vs. London, L 96-91 (2OT)

The Panthers played one of the most exciting games of the season against London. The contest extended into double overtime in a high-scoring battle. London eventually secured the win in the thrilling matchup.

1/9/2026 – @ West Oso, W 86-48

Aransas Pass returned to the win column with a convincing road victory. The Panthers controlled the tempo from the start. Their offense continued to produce strong scoring.

1/13/2026 – vs. Mathis, W 89-42

The Panthers delivered another dominant district performance. Aransas Pass built a large lead early in the game. Their defense limited Mathis’s scoring opportunities.

1/20/2026 – vs. George West, W 101-44

Aransas Pass reached the century mark in an impressive win. The Panthers’ offense overwhelmed their opponent. Their fast-paced style proved difficult to contain.

1/23/2026 – @ Taft, W 103-50

The Panthers produced another explosive offensive showing on the road. Aransas Pass once again surpassed the 100-point mark. Their defense also played a key role.

1/27/2026 – vs. Odem, W 81-45

Aransas Pass continued its strong district run with another convincing victory. The Panthers controlled the pace throughout the contest. Balanced scoring helped maintain the lead.

1/30/2026 – @ London, L 70-54

The Panthers faced a difficult road matchup against London. Aransas Pass battled but struggled to keep up with the opponent’s scoring pace. London secured the win.

2/3/2026 – vs. West Oso, W 76-50

Aransas Pass returned home and earned a solid victory over West Oso. The Panthers built momentum early in the contest. Their defense helped secure the win.

2/6/2026 – @ Mathis, W 91-45

The Panthers continued their strong play with another convincing road victory. Aransas Pass controlled the game from start to finish. Their offense remained consistent.

2/13/2026 – @ George West, W 75-36

Aransas Pass secured another dominant district victory. The Panthers maintained control throughout the matchup. Their defense limited George West’s scoring opportunities.

2/16/2026 – vs. Taft, W 114-57

The Panthers delivered one of their most explosive performances of the season. Aransas Pass reached another high scoring mark with an impressive offensive display. Their fast tempo proved overwhelming.

2/24/2026 – vs. Falfurrias (Playoff), W 90-46

Aransas Pass opened the postseason with a dominant win over Falfurrias. The Panthers controlled the game from the beginning. Their offense quickly built a large lead.

2/27/2026 – vs. Santa Rosa (Playoff), W 70-47

The Panthers advanced with another strong playoff performance. Aransas Pass maintained steady scoring throughout the contest. Their defense prevented Santa Rosa from gaining momentum.

3/3/2026 – vs. Industrial (Playoff), W 65-53

The Panthers started out the night with a 9-0 run against Industrial, quickly followed by an Industrial timeout.  Aransas Pass came back out in their press and forced another turnover and Junior, #10 Frankie Santiago pushed it to an 11-0 run after some nice footwork around the rim.  Two possessions later he finishes as the rim through contact to get the and one.  We ended the first quarter with Aransas Pass up 21-4.  Industrial's offense really struggled in the first quarter, but it did not look like they were forced into many bad shots - they took plenty of high quality shots, they just didn't fall.  It should even out here soon.  At halftime here in Goliad's beautiful facility and the score is 38-20.  Industrial has done a pretty good job on the offensive glass, getting themselves some extra opportunities.  Towards the end of the third quarter, down by a lot Industrial kept fighting and made a run at Aransas Pass.  With 1.8 seconds left #3 Bryce Sykes from Industrial let a NBA range three go, the buzzer went off and it bounced around on the rim four to five times until it finally fell through the bottom of the net cutting Aransas Pass' lead to 6, 49-43.  With four minutes to go the lead was cut to four points after a steal and layup.  Aransas Pass got into their stall game and Industrial forced a five second call.  Frankie Santiago from Aransas Pass had the most important sequence of the night with a layup that stretched the lead back up to six, two blocks, a rebound, and burned off thirty seconds of the clock.  Aransas Pass was able to step up the the free throw line after Industrial decided they were going to have to play the foul game and made them pay, earning a trip to the Regional Finals!  

3/6/2026 - vs. Poth (Playoff), W 70-48

Aransas Pass secured a hard-fought playoff victory over Poth. The Panthers relied on strong defense and disciplined offense. Key plays late in the game helped seal the win and advance.  Securing their spot in the State Semifinal game for the first time since 2016!