Conroe girls basketball had to gain experience on the fly last season. Losing its returning top offensive player to a knee injury in the summer meant that the Tigers had to react and adapt. The result was a sixth straight trip to the playoffs. “I’m just looking forward to seeing how much we’ve grown since
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Andrew Soliz is in his era. Those aren’t his words. If you’ve ever had the pleasure of talking to the Dayton senior hybrid linebacker/defensive lineman, you’d be impressed with how humble and personable Soliz is. Soliz is all about the Broncos and what he can do to contribute to the team. But last week was
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Oak Ridge wasn’t going to move up or down the District 13-6A standings no matter what Tuesday night. So playing a team like The Woodlands – a program that reached the state tournament two years ago and went three rounds deep last year – with nothing at stake was actually the perfect scenario. The War
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Magnolia West (1-7, 0-6) at Magnolia (4-4, 3-3) The details: 7 p.m. Friday, Bulldog StadiumHistory: The Magnolia Bowl has been fairly even the past few years, but the Mustangs hold a 10-6 advantage all-time. Magnolia won 44-14 last year and the Mustangs won 26-21 in 2022. Each team has won three games in the past
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Dayton (3-5, 1-4) at West Fork (2-6, 1-4) The details: 7 p.m. Thursday, Randall Reed StadiumHistory: First ever meeting Key player(s) for Dayton: Colton Havard and Merkle Judge were all over the place in Friday’s win over Splendora as each had 16 tackles apiece. Harvard also had an interception and a sack while Judge made
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Humble (4-4, 1-4) at Goose Creek Memorial (0-8, 0-5) The details: 7 p.m. Thursday, Stallworth StadiumHistory: First ever meeting Key player for Humble: Senior Jalen Lolesio has been a jack-of-all trades for the Wildcats in recent weeks, playing both sides of the ball and on special teams. Lolesio blocked a punt in Saturday’s loss to
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The playoffs don’t technically start Tuesday, but you can bet the Oak Ridge War Eagles are treating it as such. Oak Ridge, which clinched the fourth playoff spot out of District 13-6A last week, concludes the regular season at home against No. 10 The Woodlands at 5:30 p.m. The War Eagles (33-10, 10-5) bring in
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You ask Kirby Childs about when his older brother Mac played football for the Magnolia Bulldogs and the expression on his face says it all. Kirby, a junior at the school who’s tall with curly hair, wears many expressions on his face. “Kirby can talk with his facial expressions and not say a single word,”
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There aren’t any more state-ranked teams on the schedule the rest of the regular season for Humble. Thank goodness. Playing in the toughest Class 6A district in Texas hasn’t been pretty for the Wildcats. And against No. 8 Summer Creek, a state-semifinalist in Division II last year, it was much of the same on a
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Magnolia has now lost consecutively for the first time this season. But all is not lost in the District 15-6A playoff race with two games left. The Bulldogs took their shot at first-place and unbeaten Tomball Friday night, but fell 29-17 at Tomball ISD Stadium. It was the first road loss of the season for
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