Conroe Tigers

In Conroe’s final game of the 2024 calendar year, Riley Gross’ third consecutive double-digit scoring effort helped the Tigers get back on track Friday afternoon in a 44-32 District 13-6A victory at Willis. Gross led the Tigers (10-8, 3-4) with 10 points, three days after a 17-point, 17-rebound performance on Tuesday against Grand Oaks.  Willis […]

The Conroe Tigers had a shot at knocking off a state-ranked team while producing what could have been a signature win of the season so far. An insane reverse layup with a foul and a free throw made by senior Alisa Sneed put Conroe up a point with just under a minute to play. But

Conroe will welcome in a state-ranked team Tuesday night as its latest big test in District 13-6A. The Tigers (9-7, 2-3) play host to first-place Grand Oaks (15-3, 6-0) at 6:30 p.m. The Grizzlies are ranked No. 25 in Class 6A in this week’s Texas Association of Basketball Coaches state poll. After Tuesday, Conroe has

Conroe took up residency in the paint at Cleveland Friday night and put on a dominant performance to get back on track in District 13-6A. Three Tiger post players reached double-digit scoring – two of which had season highs – in a 66-20 victory over the Indians. Conroe (9-7, 2-3) matched its season-high in points

On the road in a hostile environment and against a team they know they’ll be competing with for a District 13-6A playoff spot, the Conroe Tigers held a seven point lead early in the fourth quarter. But with over a minute left, Oak Ridge was on top and the Tigers lost their senior point guard

As Saturday wore on, the Conroe Tigers offense started to pick up. After combining on 62 points over eight quarters against Cypress Ranch and Cy-Fair during the Lady Tigers Booster Hoops round robin, Conroe exploded for 29 points on 72 percent shooting (13-for-18) against Brazosport as sophomore guard Maliyah Harrison scored 12 of her 14

Cobwebs are usually more synonymous to Halloween than Christmas. It took the Conroe Tigers a little bit of time to knock theirs off on on a cloudy and cold Saturday. Having not played in 11 days, Conroe came out sluggish offensively in the opener of the Lady Tigers Booster Hoops in the morning. By the

The Conroe Tigers haven’t been in action since Nov. 26 – two Tuesdays ago – when it beat New Caney by 42 points for the first District 13-6A win of the season. For all their effort the first month of the season and with Thanksgiving on the calendar, the Tigers didn’t have any official team

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