Conroe Tigers

Playing against the District 13-6A champion Grand Oaks Grizzlies and sizing up their prolific scorer Bree Riley one last time before she graduates, the Conroe Tigers held the Grizzlies all-time leading scorer mostly in check. Until Riley knocked down a huge shot near the end. With the game tied at 26-all, Riley hit a jumper […]

The Conroe Tigers are in the playoff picture for the first time this season by the slightest of margins. It took work to get there and that work must continue over the next three games to reach the postseason. Two of those games are this week as the Tigers (15-9, 8-5) travel to No. 16-ranked

Conroe head coach Tamisha Houston has a routine at home games of pulling her team into the auxiliary gym across the hall from The Pit for her postgame chat. A week ago after a big win over College Park, Houston noted that there wasn’t a lot of excitement in the room. The Tigers more than

Alisa Sneed just couldn’t allow her high school basketball career to end that way. As one of the top softball recruits in the nation with an offer in hand to play at a powerhouse program like the University of Texas, most wouldn’t blame Sneed from tapering down on other sports in order to focus on

The Conroe Tigers were two steps ahead of this week’s winter storm warning. How so? Because on the game schedule, any sort of snow and cold weather that the Greater Houston area might see over the next 24 to 48 hours won’t leave the Tigers scrambling to make up a game. It most certainly will

Conroe matched its longest winning streak of the year and took a District 13-6A series sweep of New Caney in the process. On Saturday afternoon on the road, the Tigers turned a 12-point lead at halftime into a lopsided 68-31 victory. The Tigers (13-9, 7-5) held the Eagles (5-22, 2-9) to just seven points in

Conroe has won ball games this year. They wouldn’t be in playoff contention if they didn’t. Wednesday night was most certainly the Tigers’ biggest win to this point. Against a team on a month-long winning streak and positioned in second in District 13-6A, the Tigers held on for a 45-40 win on their home floor.

It’s another important week for the Conroe Tigers. Every week basically is from here on out as the program continues to fight for a seventh consecutive playoff spot. After going 1-1 last week, the Tigers are still on the outside looking in with a District 13-6A record of 5-5, a full game behind fourth-place Oak

Conroe has seen some inconsistencies when it comes to its offense this season. So when it came time to play against a team with its own struggles in Cleveland, Saturday afternoon was a good opportunity to get into a groove. The Tigers did that as they took down the winless Indians 78-23 in District 13-6A.

Nineteen points. An average of 3.8 per game. Conroe’s five losses in District 13-6A have been as tight as can be. It was another heartbreaker Tuesday night as round two of district started at The Woodlands. The Tigers led by two at halftime and by a point heading to the fourth quarter. The Highlanders were