Memorable Memorial Day?

As far as somber days go, Memorial Day is as far from ‘memorial? as it could be. If there had not been discussion in our news room about covering the Memorial Day Parade in town, it would be a safe bet I wouldn’t have thought much of the holiday myself either. It’s not that I […]

Wolves advance to regionals with 8-3 win over Mott

Using a ‘running start? philosophy, Waterford Mott should have had more than enough left for a second game Friday afternoon against Clarkston. But the Corsairs came up short in an 8-3 loss at Clarkston in the district finals, after stopping archrival Waterford Kettering 2-0 to start the day. The Wolves, on the other hand, were […]

Wolves advance to soccer district finals with 1-0 win

They say dog is man’s best friend, but a crossbar on the north end goal of Karl Richter soccer field in Holly ended up being Clarkston’s at the end of the day Thursday. Clarkston keeper Demaree Wells was aided by the top iron post on two Lakeland key scoring opportunities where the Eagles (2-12-4) couldn’t […]

Cubs eat Wolves

After checking off ‘win regional opener? from their playoff checklist for the first time, Clarkston is left with another goal for next year’s boys lacrosse season: advancing to the regional final. The Wolves fell 15-3 to the University of Detroit Jesuit at Walled Lake Northern Thursday in the regional semifinals. The win propelled the Cubs […]

Avondale finishes on top in hitter’s duel, 18-17

Friday’s baseball district final between Clarkston and Auburn Hills Avondale was all about momentum. The Yellow Jackets had plenty coming off an 8-7 win over Waterford Mott in the semifinals, where sophomore Steve Bohne hit a solo shot in the bottom of the seventh to win. The Wolves made their way into the finals much […]

Touchstone hurdles way to All-State honors

For Clarkston junior Autumn Touchstone, being an All-State hurdler is a family affair. Her mother Kimberly completed the feat in high school and like her mother, Autumn is in the record books. Touchstone (15.31) took sixth place in the 100-meter hurdles Saturday at East Kentwood in the state finals after taking 16th place in 2006. […]

Children’s author wears many hats

Couples move to the Clarkston area for many reasons, but only Barbara Johns can say she moved to the area to run the famous Davisburg Candle Factory. For four years, Johns and her husband Fred were the proprietors of the novelty store. During their time at the shop during the 1980’s, the couple found the […]

Dragons eke out victory

In 35 years of coaching at Lake Orion, girls soccer coach Ken Snage has seen his share of barnburners when the Dragons face off with Clarkston. With the Wolves making a guest appearance at Lake Orion May 21, the teams didn’t disappoint. The Wolves kicked it up a notch for the rivalry, and the game […]

Complete performance lands Clarkston girls third at county track meet

After repeating as regional champions two weeks ago, replicating an Oakland County track championship wasn’t in the cards for Clarkston’s girls Friday. The hand they dealt themselves by electing not to goal full-bore for another title, produced a solid enough hand for third place at the 48th annual Oakland County Track and Field Championships at […]

Athletes of the week

Championships aren’t as easy the second time around, but Clarkston wasn’t expected to repeat as regional champs in girls track. After losing girls from their dominant distance-running core, Clarkston was no longer a favorite in the area, even on the heels of a state runner-up finish in 2006. Clarkston not only repeated, but three-peated. The […]

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