Conroe Dominates Cleveland 47-13

**Conroe Tigers Dominate Cleveland, Improve to 2-1 with Decisive Home Win**

CONROE, Texas – The Conroe Tigers delivered a commanding performance on their home turf Friday night, September 8, dismantling the Cleveland Indians with a decisive 47-13 victory at Buddy Moorhead Memorial Stadium. From the opening whistle, Conroe’s offense was firing on all cylinders, establishing control and never relinquishing it.

The Tigers’ offensive display was highlighted by a standout evening from senior quarterback Blake Cyr, who proved to be a dual threat for the Conroe attack. Cyr efficiently passed for 140 yards, connecting on two touchdown throws, and further extended drives with his legs, rushing for two additional scores himself. Complementing Cyr’s efforts was junior running back Jared Ford, who tore through the Cleveland defense for an impressive 116 yards on just nine carries, adding two touchdowns of his own. The dominant performance up front by Conroe’s offensive line was evident, consistently creating wide lanes for both Cyr and Ford.

“Our offensive line set the tone early, and our playmakers did what they do best,” said Conroe Head Coach Jeff Long, following the victory. “Blake was incredibly poised, and Jared ran with power and vision. It was a complete team effort on that side of the ball.”

Defensively, Conroe largely stifled Cleveland’s efforts throughout the contest. The Tigers’ defense held the Indians to only 13 points and forced key turnovers that frequently gave their offense advantageous field position. While Cleveland quarterback Braylon Reece showed flashes, throwing for 147 yards and connecting with receiver Demarcus Johnson for a touchdown — Johnson finished the night with four catches for 70 yards — it simply wasn’t enough to contend with Conroe’s relentless and consistent scoring.

“Our defense played with intensity from start to finish,” Coach Long added. “We focused on limiting their big plays and forcing them into tough situations, and our guys executed the game plan well.”

With this dominant home win, Conroe improved their overall season record to 2-1, building significant momentum as they head into district play. The Tigers will look to carry that winning energy into their next game against Aldine on Friday, September 15. The matchup is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Buddy Moorhead Memorial Stadium.

Meanwhile, Cleveland’s tough start to the season continues, as they are still searching for their first win, currently sitting at 0-3. The Indians will aim to rebound next Friday night when they face Baytown Sterling on September 15.