The Willis Wildkats look to carry their winning momentum into this week’s game against Conroe, which is fighting to keep its playoff hopes alive. Both teams are hungry to prove themselves after contrasting results last week.
.jpg)
The Willis Wildkats aim to build on their current winning streak this week as they prepare to face off against the Conroe Tigers, who are eager to maintain their chances for the postseason.
Willis recently secured a commanding victory on the road against New Caney, whereas Conroe faced a devastating defeat at home to Grand Oaks, bringing them perilously close to playoff elimination.
Both teams step into this contest with a point to demonstrate. For Willis, it’s all about maintaining a steady approach. For Conroe, it is a matter of enduring the challenges ahead.
Following last week’s victory, Willis head coach Michael Wall remarked that his team “returned to their identity” after a rocky beginning against New Caney. The Wildkats' offense surged in the second half, transforming a slow start into a decisive win. Quarterback Lincoln Frazier faced challenges early on, tossing two interceptions, but found his groove after halftime, orchestrating multiple scoring drives.
Running back Jermaine Bishop Jr. continues to be Willis’s standout player, accumulating 1,157 all-purpose yards and 16 touchdowns this season. Tight end/defensive end Jaivion Martin has stepped up as a significant player, finding the end zone in three consecutive games.
Willis demonstrated some defensive progress last week, yet still permitted New Caney’s offense to advance early on. The task ahead involves containing Conroe’s powerful ground attack, spearheaded by running back Alex Spence Myers, who has amassed 658 rushing yards and scored seven touchdowns this season.
Conroe’s offense focuses on managing time effectively. Quarterback Cameron Nunley has accumulated 1,124 yards and eight touchdowns, yet turnovers, particularly five interceptions, have hindered the Tigers in tight contests. With over 300 yards each, receivers Elijah Harris and Braylen Mills provide Conroe with the necessary balance for their passing game.
The Tigers' defense has shown remarkable consistency, keeping every opponent below 35 points and restricting the high-scoring College Park to its lowest score of the season. Willis, a team known for its dynamic offense and ability to create significant moments, will challenge that strength.
If Willis can contain the run and push Conroe out of its usual strategy, the Wildkats are likely to gain the advantage. However, if Conroe’s ground game dictates the tempo, the matchup might be closer than anticipated.
Viewers can catch the exciting matchup live on Woodlands Online through their livestream service.
.jpg)
The Conroe ISD Board of Trustees voted 4-2 to appoint Agueda “Aggie” Gambino to fill a vacant seat after a three-hour executive session, with dissenting trustees citing concerns about transparency and qualifications.
.jpg)
The Montgomery County Hospital District is expanding ambulance stations, adding vehicles, and testing telemedicine as emergency call volume continues to climb with population growth.
.jpg)
Candidates in Conroe and Montgomery, Texas, began filing Jan. 14 to run for local offices on the May 2, 2026, election ballot. The filing deadline is Feb. 13, with races including seats on the Conroe city council and positions for mayor and council in Montgomery. Early voting will take place April 20-28.