GAMES
RANKINGS
Can The War Eagles Remain The Kings Of Conroe ISD?
Oak Ridge reclaimed the District 13-6A crown last spring, finishing 14-2 against a tough slate that included teams like Grand Oaks, The Woodlands, and Willis.
Though they were eliminated by Klein Oak in the second round of the postseason, it’s unlikely that coach JJ Peirce and company experience a similar result in the coming months.
Texas A&M-commit Jacob Evans (Sr. RHP) returns as the team’s ace, after going 8-3 and securing first-team, all-district honors last spring. If needed, senior lefty Reed Roberts (Redlands CC) will provide reliable support on the mound.
Offensively, the War Eagles boast a formidable lineup, led by first-teamers Mikey Grayson (Sr. OF/Angelina College) and Dereck Hernandez (Jr. IF). Seniors Tyson Robertson (1B/Redlands CC), Lars Richel (C), and Josh Matte (3B) also add significant depth to the batting order.
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THE RANKINGS: No. 12 - Oak Ridge War Eagles
The War Eagles reached the Regional Quarterfinals a year ago going 31-6 overall.
Sixteenth-year coach Stephani Rougeau (138-49 at Oak Ridge; 432 wins overall) returns five starters off that team including reigning District 13-6A MVP and Kansas-commit Ella Boyer (.529, 12 HR, 35 RBI) and Offensive Player of the Year Adrienne Thompson (.537, 4 HRs, 17 RBIs).
Other key returners include Ava Bennett (.340, 14 RBIs), Hailei Harrell (Grambling State-commit), Cameron Mendoza and Macy Browning.
Oak Ridge will seek a 14th-straight playoff appearance as Rougeau wants her team to play by the motto “We Get To” in 2025.