Greenbauer scores 1st TD of 2009

Hayden Greenbauer is picked by the Express News as one to watch in District 28-5A.  Plenty of folks will get to see him and the other Clark Cougars as they take on Brandeis, Sept. 12, at Farris stadium.

If you need your Clark sports fix for the evening, however, head over to Taylor Field house as the volleyball team takes on district rival O’Connor in a match sure to have playoff ramifications.  GO COOGS!

Clark volleyball’s Claire Webster has committed to play for the Midwestern State University Mustangs next year. Webster, a senior,  starts for the Cougars as right side hitter and was 2nd Team All District in 28 5A last year. Midwestern State is located in Wichita Falls, Texas and plays in the Lone Star Conference as a Division II school. Congratulations Claire!

Webster to be a Mustang

Clark beats Jay

The Clark Cougar volleyball team posted another district win with a 3-0 victory over the John Jay Mustangs.  Games one and two (25-14 and 25-17) weren’t even close and Clark won game three 25-22.  Kayla Jarzombek delivered 8 kills and an ace, Kate Mazzocco had 15 assists and an ace, Vanessa Casanova protected the back line with 22 digs and India Hartwell took care of the net with 2 blocks.  The Cougars are now 3-1 in district play.

The next game is against O’Connor Friday night.  Looking for something to do?  Show up, be loud and support Clark Cougar Volleyball.

Congratulations!

WARNING:  THE FOLLOWING IS BECAUSE A PARENT BECAME INVOLVED.  AS A RESULT, CLARK STUDENTS WILL MOST LIKELY BENEFIT.  PARENTS MAY ALSO BENEFIT AND ENJOY.

Thanks to sophomore parent Sonya Wright, a self-described mom with a camera, pictures of the sophomore football game between Alamo Heights and our Clark Cougars are now available.  Thanks for your effort.

Volunteers are always needed in a variety of areas at Clark and those who can/do help make our student athletes’ experience a better one.  Contact the Clark Booster club if you’d like to get involved.

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This week - KEDA 1540AM

The Clark Cougars are back on the air this week.  Thanks to some generous sponsors, the Clark vs. Brandeis varsity football game will be broadcast live on KEDA-AM 1540.  Tune in for the best in local high school football coverage and tell grandapa and nana that they can also listen by going to the TSRN website and streaming it on their computer.  Thanks, TSRN and Mark Kusenberger.

Clark, off to a 2-0 start, meets the Brandeis Broncos, also 2-0, this weekend at Farris in football.  What does the Express News think about the season so far?  Check here.

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Clark Cougar junior running back Ryan Jones and senior Quarterback Hayden Greenbauer were recognized for their efforts against Alamo Heights in the Express News. Each ran over 100 yds. against the Alamo Heights Mules in the 14-13 victory.

Clark runners at "1st" meet

With the first meet of the season canceled by weather (curiously), Coach Ager and the Clark Cougar Varsity team invited the Warren Warriors over to familiar ground – the Clark cross country course.  Finishing 1st and 2nd for the girls 2 mile were Shantel Swift (12:43) and Glynnis Meade (12:44), followed by teammates Stacey Wilkins (13:45), Melanie Schwartz (14:13) and Shaneve Swift (14:14).  The boys were led by David Scorcelletti (16:44) and Jose Sierra (16:45), finishing 2nd and 3rd overall, followed by Austin Wells (17:16), James Leopold (17:33) and Ryan Pavlich (18:20) for the 3 mile course.

Next up for the team is the NEISD meet at Brooks City Base.  Check out our pictures at http://clarkcrosscountry2009.shutterfly.com/

Clark beat Marshall in four games 25-22, 25-16, 18-25, 25-13 as the volleyball team improved its district record to 2-1. Leading the Cougars in assists was Kate Mazzocco with 24 , India Hartwell had 17 kills and Vanessa Casanova had 10 digs. Clark takes on Jay at Paul Taylor Field House on Wednesday, September 9th.

Katlin Mazzocco celebrates point

O-Line hammers away at Mules

Clark Cougar fans stayed on the edge of their seats all night, but in the end they left the Mules out in the rain as the team took a narrow 14-13 win over Alamo Heights and boosted their season record to 2-0. The rainy, hard fought victory featured gutsy performances by quarterback Hayden Greenbauer, running back Ryan Jones and all their friends on the offensive line. Check out a rundown on the action in the Express-News. The pursuit of a district championship begins next week against Brandeis.

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