Oak Ridge claimed two superlative awards as the District 13-6A volleyball awards were announced this week. The War Eagles – which finished the year 35-12 and fourth place in the competitive nine-team league with a 10-6 mark – had six players total recognized as superlatives or the first and second teams, while two more were
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An ex-defensive back himself at the University of Houston, Conroe head coach Cedric Hardeman smiled when asked Wednesday about the Tigers continually churning out standouts in the secondary worthy of the next level. Dorian Brew, one of the top 2025 recruits in the nation, was the latest one to exit the program with a big-time
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It was about as important of an early December non-district win as it could be for the Humble Wildcats Tuesday night. With a playoff team of a year in Cypress Springs in the building, the Wildcats held as much as a 22-point lead in the second half, but were challenged late. Humble, a team with
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Magnolia was the home of the top District 15-6A defensive player in 2024. Senior defensive lineman Josh Garner was recognized on Monday as the district’s Defensive Most Valuable Player as the league released its end-of-season awards. Magnolia finished 5-5 on the year and 4-4 in league play. With the season complete, the Bulldogs were recognized
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The Humble Wildcats took a step forward in the 2024 season. Despite playing in one – if not the most – challenging district in the state, the Wildcats hung tough despite numerous injuries while overcoming depth issues in comparison to the opposition. Humble coach Robert Murphy, in his second year leading the program, saw his
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Conroe came out Tuesday looking like a team ready to separate itself from a frustrating start to District 13-6A last week. After suffering a pair of losses to College Park and The Woodlands by a combined seven points (games they were in contention up until the final moments), the Tigers looked like a team not
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Tigers girls basketball team started 0-2 in district play. It’s no wonder Houston couldn’t recall. That’s because it hadn’t previously happened on her watch since becoming the Tigers’ leader in the 2014-15 season. It has happened this season, but with Thanksgiving still days away and a third district game on the agenda Tuesday, the Tigers
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Sort of like an Olympic gymnast, the Conroe Tigers had a pretty good routine Friday night in terms of getting good looks at the rim. They were getting to the hoop. They were drawing fouls and getting to the line. The Tigers just couldn’t stick the landing and it cost them another early District 13-6A
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A new era of Dayton football certainly had its ups and downs. The 2024 season opened under head coach Jerry Prieto, who came in with a solid resume and a vision to turn the Broncos around. Baby steps were made, but the season might be remembered most for the season-opening win over rival Crosby (Prieto
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It was a tough way to start District 13-6A Tuesday night on the road for Conroe. But despite their struggles, the Tigers still had a shot late to pull off a stunner at College Park. Conroe was down a point in the waning moments, stole inbounds pass off a three-point play, but couldn’t finish at
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