Oak Ridge and The Woodlands meet with third place on the line in District 13-6A volleyball. Junior Anthony Butt earns his first high school golf victory, Grand Oaks softball wins twice in fall ball, and the Astros open the MLB postseason. Plus, the Royal Pride registration deadline, Dead Symphony at The Pavilion, The High Kings at Dosey Doe, Silent Sky in Conroe and National Coffee Day.

Homecoming honors, The Woodlands girls’ cross country title, district football results, Grand Oaks volleyball, and local marching bands. Plus, concerts and campus activities ahead. Listen at www.StudentCenterUSA.com. Follow on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and turn on notifications.

District football opens tonight with The Woodlands celebrating Homecoming, while Grand Oaks volleyball puts its 67-match district winning streak on the line. Plus, weekend theatre, marching band, live music, community events, a new Waterway restaurant and the Astros’ final playoff push.

In this morning’s edition of The Woodlands Student Center News: Conroe ISD holds its first Special Education Parent Advisory Council meeting, Friday brings a full slate of varsity football, volleyball and water polo, and the YMCA Dragon Boat Team Challenge is underway at Northshore Park.

Also ahead: One Night of Billy at Market Street, Empire of the Sun at The Pavilion, College Park Theatre’s The Yellow Wallpaper, Silent Sky in Conroe, Houston Ballet’s Manon, Phil Wickham at Reliant Arena, and the final day of the SWIRL Art Show at Lone Star College-Montgomery.

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Grand Oaks volleyball was two sets away from seeing its four-year district winning streak end before rallying past College Park in five sets. The streak now stands at 67 consecutive regular-season district victories.

Also this morning: Caney Creek's Taylor Cobb and College Park's Michael Buro prepare for their first district football games with their new programs; The Woodlands' Elton Martin earns a national-level podium finish at the Woodbridge Cross Country Classic; the Red and Green Parade takes over Millennium Drive; and College Park Theatre opens The Yellow Wallpaper tonight.

Plus water polo, fall baseball, Alpha School, live theatre in Conroe, and a look ahead to Saturday's Bands of America competition at Woodforest Bank Stadium.

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The Woodlands High School senior Payson Pistono makes Texas golf history, winning the Heart of Texas Championship after opening with a bogey-free, 12-under-par 60—the lowest round ever recorded in official Texas girls high school competition.

Grand Oaks brings a three-year district winning streak into tonight’s first-place volleyball showdown with undefeated College Park. We also have registration details for the Founders Cup Doubles Tennis Tournament, a preview of College Park Theatre’s The Yellow Wallpaper, The Woodlands High School Homecoming Week, Silent Sky in Conroe, Annie in The Woodlands, community arts events, the Astros’ final playoff push and the arrival of astronomical fall.

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Grand Oaks puts its 60-match district volleyball winning streak on the line, while College Park and Grand Oaks meet in boys water polo.

“The Revolutionists” and “Annie” continue on local stages, Yonutz celebrates its first full weekend in Grogan’s Mill, and the Air Force marks its 79th birthday. Plus, National Cheeseburger Day deals, the Astros reclaim first place, the Texans prepare for Cincinnati and a hot weekend forecast.

The Woodlands High School Theatre opens The Revolutionists, College Park junior tight end James Skaer adds a Northwestern offer, and College Park students visit feeder schools for Read for a Better Life Day.

Plus: Grand Oaks Model United Nations, Friday’s water polo and school-sports schedule, the Market Street Fall Concert Series, National Cheeseburger Day offers and Sunday’s Houston Texans game.

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Grand Oaks volleyball reaches 60 consecutive district wins with a sweep of previously unbeaten Oak Ridge. Grand Oaks and College Park are now the only undefeated teams in the District 13-6A race. Sports reporter Rod Brown also has College Park’s 18–1 team tennis victory over Oak Ridge, today’s water polo matchups, and college news for Kaylen Stephens and Paige Humphrey.

Plus, Yonutz Donuts and Ice Cream opens in Grogan’s Mill, College Park orchestra prepares for its Healing in Harmony benefit concert, and we look ahead to student activities, theatre and community events. The Astros also open their final regular-season homestand with a win.

A busy Tuesday across South Montgomery County. We preview today’s team tennis and volleyball schedule, including the War of the Oaks between Oak Ridge and Grand Oaks, and look ahead to the start of district football next week.

Plus, TWHS HOSA meets today, CYBR.SEC.CON. brings cybersecurity careers to Downtown Houston, and Jane has Things to Do — including Taste of Downtown Conroe, El Grito at Miller Outdoor Theatre, The Music Man, Market Street’s Fall Concert Series and Inspiration Ranch’s Denim & Diamonds Gala.

We also check in on the Astros as Houston enters a critical stretch in the playoff race.

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