University Interscholastic League volleyball teams don’t always get the opportunity to host a playoff in their home gym. It worked out this way for Oak Ridge this time. The War Eagles begin the Region II-6A Division II playoffs 5:30 p.m. Monday against Westfield. Both programs are respectively in the playoffs for the second straight season
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Marcus Bourda Jr is a three-year starter who made his mark three different ways Thursday night in Humble’s latest victory. The junior is a safety by trade, but he barely left the Stallworth Stadium field turf at all as the Wildcats earned a big District 23-6A victory over Goose Creek Memorial. Bourda led the Wildcats
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The Conroe Tigers got out to a solid start to the season Friday evening. On the road at Magnolia West for a non-district game, the Tigers pulled ahead to an eight-point lead at halftime and then outscored the Mustangs by 11 points in the third quarter for a 64-46 win. In topping the Mustangs (0-1)
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The World Series might have ended two nights ago, but the Magnolia Bulldogs needed its home run hitter in the biggest way. Colin Leahey is that guy and he was, metaphorically-speaking, swinging for the fences in the second half of the 17th Magnolia Bowl Friday night. With the Bulldogs trailing at halftime, the senior scored
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Jaleel Kendrick isn’t paying the property taxes, but Randall Reed Stadium is clearly his house. For the second time this season at the cathedral of New Caney ISD football, the senior had a huge night rushing the ball and Dayton won again there for the second time this season. Dayton took a tight game at
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It’s been a tough October sandwich for the Humble Wildcats, but Halloween night left a much more satisfying taste in their mouths. With a shorter amount of preparation time due a Saturday afternoon game last week, the Wildcats easily took care of business, 35-7, over winless Goose Creek Memorial Thursday night at Stallworth Stadium. Humble
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As Magnolia continues its pursuit of a playoff spot out of District 15-6A, in comes Magnolia West Friday night with nothing more at stake than making its rival miserable. Aren’t rivalries great? The Bulldogs (4-4, 3-3) aren’t flinching and aren’t overlooking the task at hand, despite the fact that the Mustangs (1-7, 0-6) have had
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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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