Back eight and nine years ago, the Conroe Tigers were in a district that consisted of itself and just five other teams. In the 2016 season, for example, the Tigers played 21 non-district games before finally getting around to starting district play. It wasn’t until January 6 that winter that Conroe played the Montgomery Bears
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Liberty kept one-upping Conroe Friday night. Literally, after each of the first three quarters, the Panthers held a one-point lead. That’s until the fourth quarter happened. Conroe flipped the switch after a motivational timeout from head coach Tamisha Houston and the Tigers outscored Liberty by 13 points for a 46-30 non-district win. Liberty (2-2) came
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It was another celebratory day at the new Pit Gymnasium on the campus of Conroe High School. Led by a three-sport standout in Alisa Sneed, who made it official with one of the top collegiate softball programs in the country, the Tigers had three total participants on Signing Day Wednesday afternoon. Conroe volleyball player Pretsyn
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Steps forward are steps forward and there’s no denying Oak Ridge volleyball is climbing. In head coach Tommie Lynne Sledge’s fourth year of her second stint coaching the War Eagles, the program’s increments continue to trend toward the ultimate goal. A couple weeks back, Sledge said she shared some stories during the team’s banquet. Stories
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Conroe head coach Tamisha Houston was proud of the effort. But the turnover bug got the best of the Tigers Tuesday night. On the road at Tomball for a non-district game, Conroe fell 39-35. The Tigers have dropped three of their last four and will look to improve on ball possession later this week in
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Oak Ridge had to play its biggest match of the year without its leader in kills, digs, and aces. That’s sports. That happens sometimes. With junior Gaby Santiago sidelined after an injury at practice Monday, the War Eagles picked her up and went hard against Royse City. The War Eagles grabbed the first set, but
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The 75th annual Conroe Lady Tigers Classic didn’t quite go how the host wanted it to go. But it’ll be something to build off of as the Tigers were able to play some competitive games as they trend toward district play next week. Conroe went 2-2 overall at the tournament. The Tigers dominated Dekaney on
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With Region II-6A being a combination of Houston and Dallas area teams, there’s a really good chance that if you make a deep playoff run, you won’t have any prior experience against your opponent. Fortunately for Oak Ridge, the War Eagles have first-hand experience with its semifinal opponent Royse City. The War Eagles will make
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It was a tough way to end an up-and-down year for the Humble Wildcats. With its prerogative to have a great afternoon in honor of the seniors, and maybe deny rival Kingwood of a trip to the playoffs, the Wildcats fell 41-21 Saturday afternoon under sunny November skies at Turner Stadium. Humble finished the year
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Dayton celebrated its seniors Friday night while also having to conclude the season with the defending state champions in town. No. 9 Port Neches-Groves took the game with the Broncos, 30-3, and established themselves as the outright District 8-5A Division II champions in the process after Nederland lost at Montgomery in overtime. The Indians (9-1,
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