GLEN ROSE — The Glen Rose Runnin’ Tigers entered the Thanksgiving Break with an undefeated record after posting three consecutive wins over Springtown, Dublin and Paradise. The Tigers are now 5-0 in the young season, and they will be back in action on Tuesday night at Tiger Arena when they host Grandview.
GLEN ROSE — Early into the 2022-23 girls basketball season, the Glen Rose Lady Tigers are 10-0 and already have victories Lipan (No. 1 Class 2A); New Home (No. 2 2A); Martin’s Mill (No. 8 2A); Midlothian Heritage (No. 21 5A); Holliday (No. 4 3A).
SAN ANGELO — The ninth-ranked Glen Rose Tigers have made their beds scoring early and often in 2022, and on Friday night, the Tigers did just that in the 63-12 rout over Fort Stockton in the area round of the Class 4A Div. II playoffs at Angelo State University.
Three Glen Rose Lady Tigers scored in double-figures Saturday en route to a 51-36 victory over Lipan to capture the Brock Tournament Championship.
The ninth-ranked Glen Rose Tigers have made their beds scoring early and often in 2022, and on Friday night, the Tigers did just that in the 63-12 rout over Fort Stockton in the area round of the Class 4A Div. II playoffs at Angelo State University.
Glen Rose senior volleyball player Matti Young, center, joined by her parents Michael Young, left, and Melissa Young, right, signs her national letter of intent on Wednesday, Nov. 16.
The historic season for the No. 24 Harding Lady Bisons and three former Glen Rose Lady Tigers came to an end Friday with a 25-15, 25-22, 25-12 loss to No. 2 Wayne State in the opening round of the NCAA Div. II Central Region Tournament in Wayne, Nebraska.
ALEDO — Glen Rose quarterback Hudson White rushed for 169 yards and threw for 104 more in leading the Tigers the 55-14 victory over Graham in the first round of the Class 4A Div. II playoffs Friday night at Aledo High School.
GLEN ROSE — The No. 15 Glen Rose Lady Tigers improved to 3-0 in the young season Tuesday night with a convincing 51-34 victory over No.
GLEN ROSE — A total of 11 Glen Rose Lady Tigers volleyball players received postseason District 6-4A awards when the teams were released earlier this week. Topping the list were Co-MVP Matti Young; Blocker of the Year Aimee Flippen; Setter of the Year Avery Gray; and Newcomer of the Year Alex Arrington.