Clarkston Boys Tennis
The Clarkston Boys Varsity Tennis team won their first quad tournament in five years during the Holt Quad on Saturday. They competed against Holt, Grand Blanc and Port Huron Northern.
The Wolves have place second or third in quads through the last five years and were excited to achieve winning the championship in Holt.
The Wolves opened last week with a 6-3 win over Rochester, Sept. 3.
Clarkston opened the week against Berkley. The varsity team heads to the OAA League tournament on Thursday. The varsity and JV teams compete in the Eisenhower Quad on Saturday. The varsity team is home on Tuesday, Sept. 24 when they host Carman Ainsworth.

Clarkston Girls Golf
Clarkston Girls Varsity Golf played in their first OAA Red Tournament at Oakhurst Golf and Country Club, finishing in second place with a total score of 354.
Lezlie Hallman, head coach, shared Oakhurst is a hard course.
“No one in the six teams that participated shot under 80,” she said.
For the Wolves, Emily Sherman shot a 83; Lauren Fishtahler, 85, and Lily Fishtahler and Lily Haviland each had a 93.
Rochester finished first with a 351. Rochester Adams and Troy tied for third with 364.
The Wolves have another OAA tournament this week and two matches.
The Clarkston Girls JV Golf team continued their dominant season to a 10-3 record with wins over Rochester, Stoney Creek, and Troy Athens last week.
Grace Johnston led the team with a 42 and 47 in her matches. Also, scoring for the Wolves were: Ava Ebling, Allison Brakke, Camryn Boisvert, Skylar Drinkard, Caitlin Poterek, Emily Goodrich, Eva Duch, Isabella Ashley, and Corryn Niemi.
“We continue to have players stepping up and playing great golf,” said Coach Nikole Carlson. “The improvement from the beginning of the season to now is monumental, over half the team has an average under 55. In golf, only six players go to a match, and with a team of 18 girls that means a lot of practice rounds and time at the range. I’m very proud of them all, they hit a lot of golf balls every day and it has shown in not only their averages, but our team record.”
The Wolves attend the Lake Orion Invitational and compete against Cranbrook at Crystal Lake this week.
“It’s a big match,” said Carlson. “They have one of the best teams in the area and we beat them by two strokes in our first match. We’re looking forward to a week of solid golf.”

Clarkston Boys Soccer
The Clarkston Boys Varsity Soccer team went 1-1-1 last week. The Wolves opened the week with a 4-1 win over Rochester with goals from Brayden Cooper, Jameson Duty, Fagan Roy and Logan Fuller, Sept. 10.
They tied with Rockford on Thursday, 2-2, with goals from Cooper and Tyler Niemi. They lost to Berkley on Saturday, 2-0.
The Wolves opened this week against Birmingham Seaholm. They host Avondale on Thursday with varsity playing at 5:30 p.m. They head to Troy Athens on Tuesday, Sept. 24. JV plays at 5:30 p.m., varsity follows.

Clarkston Girls Volleyball
The Clarkston Girls Varsity Volleyball team defeated Lake Fenton and South Lyon in the Motor City Power Series on Saturday.
The Wolves went 2-1 over Lake Fenton, 25-22, 18-25, 15-13; and 2-1 over South Lyon, 25-13, 22-25, 15-10.
They also went 2-1 over Novi last Thursday. They lost the first set, 25-23, and came back to win the next two sets, 25-21 and 15-13.
The Wolves opened the week against Birmingham Seaholm. They head to Troy on Thursday and to the West and East Challenge at Brighton on Saturday.
-Compiled by Wendi Reardon Price

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