Basketball

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 […]

Tigers girls basketball team started 0-2 in district play. It’s no wonder Houston couldn’t recall. That’s because it hadn’t previously happened on her watch since becoming the Tigers’ leader in the 2014-15 season. It has happened this season, but with Thanksgiving still days away and a third district game on the agenda Tuesday, the Tigers

Sort of like an Olympic gymnast, the Conroe Tigers had a pretty good routine Friday night in terms of getting good looks at the rim.  They were getting to the hoop. They were drawing fouls and getting to the line. The Tigers just couldn’t stick the landing and it cost them another early District 13-6A

It was a tough way to start District 13-6A Tuesday night on the road  for Conroe. But despite their struggles, the Tigers still had a shot late to pull off a stunner at College Park. Conroe was down a point in the waning moments, stole inbounds pass off a three-point play, but couldn’t finish at

Back eight and nine years ago, the Conroe Tigers were in a district that consisted of itself and just five other teams. In the 2016 season, for example, the Tigers played 21 non-district games before finally getting around to starting district play. It wasn’t until January 6 that winter that Conroe played the Montgomery Bears

Liberty kept one-upping Conroe Friday night. Literally, after each of the first three quarters, the Panthers held a one-point lead. That’s until the fourth quarter happened. Conroe flipped the switch after a motivational timeout from head coach Tamisha Houston and the Tigers outscored Liberty by 13 points for a 46-30 non-district win. Liberty (2-2) came

Conroe head coach Tamisha Houston was proud of the effort. But the turnover bug got the best of the Tigers Tuesday night. On the road at Tomball for a non-district game, Conroe fell 39-35. The Tigers have dropped three of their last four and will look to improve on ball possession later this week in

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