Conroe Tigers

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 […]

Games like Conroe had Thursday afternoon can be fun from the starters down to the 15th player on the roster. In front of an audience of classmates and teachers, everyone on the Tigers saw action on the first day of the 75th annual Lady Tigers Classic. Conroe cruised from the start to a 65-7 opening-round

Girls high school basketball continues to grow around the state of Texas and Conroe is proud of its annual November tradition that brings together teams for three days of basketball. This year is the 75th edition of the Conroe Lady Tigers Classic and head coach Tamisha Houston, now in her 11th year as head coach,

Conroe hung on against a late-surging veteran Lake Creek Lions squad led by Texas A&M commit Chaney Spencer Tuesday evening in its home opener. The Tigers saw a 12-point lead at halftime shrink, but they still hung on for the non-district win, 55-54. Conroe improved to 2-0 on the season ahead of the three-day 75th

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)

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