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MBB: Tigers shake off Gary challenge, 66-45
Sunday, January 29, 2012

GARY, Tx -- The Tenaha Tigers and Gary Bobcats came into Friday night's district contest here in Bobcat Gymnasium with identical 4-0 league records. The Tigers left no doubt, however, about who is the 'top dog' in District 22-1A Division I, using their suffocating man-to-man defense to hold the 'Cats to only seven points over the second and third periods, while scoring 35 of their own en route to 66-45 win.

MBB: No.4-ranked Tigers brush off 'Cats
Thursday, January 26, 2012

BECKVILLE, Tx -- Even without all-state senior guard Reginald Davis, the Tenaha Tigers look like a team of destiny once again in 2012. After last year's squad made up of all underclassmen advanced to the Class 1A D-II state championship game, this year's team could be the one to claim the second state title for the school in 2011-12.

MBB: Bears edge No.4-ranked Tenaha, 56-53
Thursday, January 12, 2012

After a limited preseason schedule of just under a month of games, the No.4-ranked Tenaha Tigers, last year's Class 1A D-II state finalists, are going to begin District 22-1A play on Friday. On Tuesday night they dropped their first road contest of the year, falling to Class 3A Gladewater, 56-53, in Gladewater.

BASK: Tenaha honors scholarship recipients
Wednesday, January 11, 2012

More than $7,500 in scholarships were rewarded and thousands attended and enjoyed the recently held Third Annual Tenaha Holiday Hoops Scholarship Basketball Tournament hosted by the district.

It's all part of continuing push by the Tenaha ISD to promote its athletes and programs, its school and its community since the arrival of Superintendent of Schools Don Fallin seven years ago.

MBB: No.2 Tigers prove too much for Center
Sunday, January 08, 2012

CENTER,Tx -- It isn't often that a Class 1A program take on a 3A opponent in any sport, so when it happens, it draws a lot of interest. Add the fact that the two schools sit ten miles apart in the same county and they both have large basketball fan bases and then a packed house is expected.

MBB: No.2 Jackets hand Tigers second loss
Friday, January 06, 2012

The Tenaha Tigers haven't played much this season because the schools' football season was extended to Dec. 15. But they must think that the Laneville Yellow Jackets have their 'number' nevertheless.

No.2-ranked (1A D-II) Laneville had to overcome a first-quarter deficit, but came back strong to hand the No.2-ranked (1A D-I) Tigers their second two-point setback of the season, 66-64, last Tuesday in the TISD Special Events Center.

MBB: Tigers roll to 6th win of year, 55-18
Saturday, December 31, 2011

ELYSIAN FIELDS, Tx -- For the second time in three days the No.2-ranked Tenaha Tigers took on the Elysian Fields Yellow Jackets and for second straight time it was a one-sided Tiger runaway. After blowing past the Jackets 81-24 on Tuesday in the opening round of the Tenaha Holiday Hoops Classic on Tuesday, the Tigers visited the Jackets and cruised to a 55-18 triumph on Friday.

MBB: No.2 Tigers claim fifth at own tourney
Saturday, December 31, 2011

TENAHA, Tx -- After getting a late start to the season because of a prolonged football season, the No.2-ranked Tenaha Tigers received some much-needed court time this past week as they tried to 'basketball mode' the Tigers won 3-of-4 contests, including Thursday night's 56-43 victory over San Augustine to place fifth in the Third Annual Tenaha Holiday Hoops Scholarship Classic.

BASK: TENAHA HOLIDAY HOOPS UPDATES
Friday, December 30, 2011

3rd Annual Tenaha Holiday Hoops
Scholarship Basketball Tournament
Dec. 27-29, 2011

TEAMS PARTICIPATING

MBB: No.2 Tigers rebound, clip Kountze
Wednesday, December 28, 2011

TENAHA, Tx -- Coming off an emotional foul-plagued setback to arch-rival Laneville on Tuesday night, the No.2-ranked Tenaha Tigers were looking for a spark against two-time Tenaha Holiday Hoops tournament champion Kountze. What THS head coach Todd Bodden received was a gutsy performance by his squad, which took an early lead and then held off a late charge by the Lions, 75-71, here in the Special Events Center.