Skiiers make lasting impression at season’s end

The Wolves have made a lasting impression for the last three years at the MHSAA Boys Skiing State Finals at Boyne Mountain, Feb. 24. They finished in second place this season, scoring 74 points. “It wasn’t what we were shooting for but it was a great season,” said Clarkston Boys Ski Coach Mike Foyteck. “It […]

Hitting it off with first victory

While the cold spring had many sports cancelling events, the Clarkston Girls Varsity Tennis team stayed inside at Deer Lake Athletic Club as they hosted their first tournament last Friday. They finished the Deer Lake Tournament in first place with 11 points. Port Huron Northern took second with ten points and Mercy, third with six […]

Perfect GPA now needs 5.0 for some students

A 4.0 isn’t perfect anymore at Clarkston High School. For that, students’ grade point averages have to go up to five. “It is a good thing for our students,” said Clarkston Community Schools Superintendent Dr. Rod Rock. “I think it will encourage more kids to take tougher classes.” “I think it is a really good […]

Springing into new season

Wolves are preparing for their first competition after practicing in their spring sports for the past week. The Lady Wolves soccer teams are up first as they host Waterford Mott on Thursday at Clarkston High School. It is the first game for both teams in the season. “I am excited and looking forward to it,” […]

Cagers? heartbreaker

The Wolves held onto the lead with 1:09 left in the MHSAA District Semifinals against Romeo last Wednesday with a 48-45 score. The Bulldogs turned it around within the small amount of time to score seven points, winning the game 52-48 and ending Clarkston’s season. ‘I am disappointed for the kids. I thought going into […]

Athlete of the Week

For senior Danielle Hopkins, her last season with the Clarkston Girls Varsity Bowling team was filled with memories and close bonds with her teammates. ‘Our team had a lot of good chemistry,? she said. ‘It was nice to see everyone transition and grow because we had a lot of new people who started this year. […]

Wolves bow out early

Icers finished their season to Lake Orion in the MHSAA Pre-Regionals, Feb. 26, 5-3. The Wolves opened the game with the lead off a power play goal by junior Jacob LaPorte off an assist from junior Garrett Polish and senior Adam Johns. “We played a good first period,” said Clarkston Varsity Hockey Head Coach Bryan […]

Lady Wolves edged out in overtime

Senior Delaney Kenny passed the basketball to sophomore Erika Davenport with 17 seconds left to go in the MHSAA Girls Basketball Regional finals last Thursday. Davenport shot the ball through the hoop and tied the score against Birmingham Marian, 37-37, receiving loud cheers from Clarkston fans. She attempted one more basket with 5.5 seconds left […]

Wendi’s Word A column by Wendi Reardon

I am one week away from my last bout of my nutrition program with Nuview Nutrition. Well, the last bout before I head into a lifetime of maintenance. A year ago seemed scary to think vegetables with no butter or covered in cheddar cheese would be alright. A year ago I would shudder at the […]

Feeding the hungry around the world

The community fed 166,128 children around the world in one hour last year. Clarkston High School students in Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) club would like to see more fed this year during the second annual Kids Against Hunger event, March 23. “It was an eye opener,” said Caelah Clark. “It was […]