Wendi’s Word A column by Wendi Reardon

Time for a new year and new goals. Well…some new goals. Some goals have a way of to carrying over each year. One goal is making a dent in my bookcases. I start the years with a goal to read at least one book in a month. The goal has stepped up a notch – […]

Wendi’s Word A column by Wendi Reardon

It’s amazing how this time last year we were bombarded with snow and this year there hasn’t been as much or even half as much in December. But lots of fog. It kind of messes me up when I hear Bing Crosby crooning, “I’m dreaming of a white Christmas, just like the ones I used […]

Hoops for Troops

“Live for what matters” are the words Megan Goldberg shares from her friend Jenna Beno’s quotes. Goldberg is spreading the message while organizing the Lady Wolves Basketball Program’s second annual Hoops for Troops set for February 13, 2015 – which is held in honor of Beno, a 2006 Clarkston High School graduate who passed away […]

Congratulations two-time state champ Wolves!

As the clock ticked down to zero, fluttering spirit flags and deafening cheers filled Ford Field, hailing our hometown gridiron heroes as state champs for the second year in a row. ‘I’m just happy for our kids and our community,? said Kurt Richardson, long-time Clarkston Varsity Football head coach. ‘We won this the old-fashioned way. […]

Heading back to Ford Field

Clarkston football players and fans celebrated at Brighton High School last Saturday as they rewrote Wolves? history once more. The Wolves earned their second consecutive trip to the MHSAA Division 1 Football State Championships by defeating the East Kentwood Falcons, 35-13 in the semifinals. This Saturday they will take on Saline at Ford Ford for […]

Wendi’s Word A column by Wendi Reardon

Before the game finished on Saturday afternoon at Brighton High School, there were celebrations on the sidelines. Clarkston Varsity Football players were giving each other’s high fives and hugs as the second counted down on the clock in the the MHSAA Division 1 Semifinal game against East Kentwood. It was a well-deserved congrats. If you […]

Round off into college

Friends Jacquelyn Yates and Emma McLean have had a lot of experiences together at Stars & Stripes Activity Center and on Nov. 12 they added one more. They both signed their letters of intent to continue their gymnastics career at the college level. Yates, a Clarkston High School senior, signed to go to Western State […]

Season ends at regional finals

Spikers can look back at their season and know they accomplished a lot – ranked No. 1 in Division 1 Volleyball, winning their eighth consecutive league and district titles. The Clarkston Varsity Volleyball team finished their season with a 3-1 loss to Romeo in the MHSAA Division 1 Regional Finals. “It was hard to look […]

Wolves prep for annual holiday tournament

Icers opened the season with their first two losses in the Metro Invitational last weekend. They opened on Friday with a 4-0 loss against Northville. “Justin Selke played well in that for us. He kept us in the game offensively,” said Clarkston Varsity Hockey Head Coach Bryan Krygier. “Northville dominated the game.” The boys went […]

Final four showdown

A few gridiron heroes stepped in front of their teammates and shared their dance moves in their post-game tradition after claiming their second consecutive MHSAA Football Regional title. This year they beat Walled Lake Central for the championship, 40-22, securing another trip to semifinals this Saturday. ‘We knew they were going to be a good […]