With spring break out of the way, spring sports season is set to get into full swing, literally. Many sports got in at least one contest in a shortened two-week start of the season, and girls? golf joins the fold.
Softball: The girls took a 1-1 split with Utica Stevenson in their opener and have a tough schedule this week. The Wolves are going to need the rest they got over the break, facing four games in as many days this week, the third being a match with cross-town foe Lake Orion at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
‘They’re in good shape and I’m not worried about it. Break comes in handy for resting up before the end of the year,? coach Don Peters said.
Tennis: The boys got one match in, a sound 8-0 win over Avondale, before one match was suspended mid-play and another cancelled all together because of the weather.
The Wolves visit Troy Athens Tuesday, Rochester on Thursday, Farmington April 24 and return home against Stoney Creek April 26.
Boys? and Girls? Track: Both groups were headed for their second tri-way meet Tuesday at West Bloomfield. Aside from Tuesday, their only action left this month is Saturday for the boys at the Birmingham Groves Invitational and both teams will go to the West Bloomfield Invitational April 28.
Baseball: The boys are 1-2 coming into this week. They visit Troy Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. and return to Clarkston for the Nathan Manuel Memorial Tournament Saturday morning.
Golf: The girls look to hit the links in stride with a trip to Rochester Tuesday.
The girls will take part in the Oakland County Tournament at the Pontiac Country Club April 24.
Soccer: The kickers are 0-3 and were scheduled to play Birmingham Groves Tuesday and Seaholm Thursday. Friday, the girls visit Waterford Mott (the game will be played at Pierce Middle School) at 7 p.m.
Boys? and girls? lacrosse: The boys play Troy Tuesday and visit St. Mary’s Saturday at 1 p.m. The girls travel up to Grand Blanc Wednesday and don’t play again until April 24 at Waterford. Check www.clarkstonnews.com for all the results.