Martin Flores, who now lives in Dallas, shot a 15-under 268 at the second stage of the PGA Tour qualifying match last week.  Next for Flores will be the PGA Tour Qualifying School on Dec. 2-7 in West Palm Beach, Florida.  Good Luck!

Thankful for playoffs

In this Pat Turner article, Head Coach Lloyd Alexander talks about the holiday tradition of playing this time of year.

Greenbauer leads to victory

Former Express News columnist David Flores, who now writes for KENS5-TV, pens a nice article on quarterback Hayden  Greenbauer.  You can link to it here.

If you have not purchased tickets to Friday’s game, do so now.  All tickets at the gate will be $10 whether you’re a student, adult or senior.

…for Clark.

Once again, your help is needed in a voting competition.  This time it’s for MONEY.  State Farm (http://fridaynightfeats.com) is sponsoring a contest through which Clark can win up to $15,000.  Watch the following video and then it HAS TO BE RATED according to Youtube’s star system.  Finalist nominees will be chosen based on quality of ratings, number of ratings and number of views, in that order.

Greenabauer converts 4th and 1 for 82 yd. TD

The first sign it might not be a good trip south for Austin Bowie was the name of the chartered buses rented to transport the team to the Alamodome – Clark Travel. Not kidding. And from there on out, it was the Cougars who rolled over the Bulldogs in the Area playoff game. Clark won 31-17.

The Cougars struck first following the opening kickoff to Bowie. At the 10:37 mark of the 1st qtr., John Manders recovered a fumble on the second play of the game setting up the offense on the 50 yd. line. Ryan Jones left for 22 yds. and then Ryan Jones right for another 28 put the Cougars up 7-0. Shocked but not down, Bowie responded with a drive that ended with a 28 yd. field goal making it 7-3 at the end of 1.

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FREE TOWELS TO STUDENTS

FREE rally towels are available to the Clark students who show up to the dome and present their student IDs at the Spirit table – while supplies last!

Remember, this game is a WHITE OUT! We are the visiting team and the Cougars will be wearing white so show your support and let’s WHITE OUT the Dome.

In this mysa.com article by Pat Turner, Coach Lloyd Alexander credits the defense as part of the success of this year’s playoff run.

Clark Cougar Football

The Clark Cougars vs. Austin Bowie Bulldogs playoff game will once again be on-the-air over San Antonio airwaves this Friday.  TWO stations will carry the game.  TSRN (TexasSportsRadioNetwork – TSRNSports.com) will once again broadcast and live stream the game with Mark Kusenberger and Virgil Patterson on KKYX-AM beginning at 7:00pm.  This is the sixth broadcast by TSRN this year.

Gary Delaune will also be carrying this week’s game.  The game will air on KYTY 810 AM and www.Star810.com with Gary as well as Gary Newsom, Chris Skogland, Mike Randolph and Walter Stoops.

Greenbauer hammers Wagner

For the 7th time this season, the Clark Cougar defense has held a team to under 100 yds.rushing and shut down a premier running back. San Antonio rushing leader David Glasco never got his jets started and the result provided a 17-10 win over District 27-5A runner up Wagner Thunderbirds in a bi-district playoff game.

Hayden Greenbauer and the offense took it from there and hammered, hammmered, hammered the overmatched T’birds.  The fun began on the opening kickoff.  Clark kicked to Wagner and Glenn Bonner stripped the ball from the Wagner runner to set up the Cougars on offense.  The hammering began with heavy doses of Greenbauer left, right, and up the middle and at the 6:33 mark of the 1st qtr. Hayden to0k it in from the 1 for a 7-0 lead.

In the 2nd qtr., the defense forced a punt from Wagner.  Joey Cammer blew past his defender to block the punt, setting up the next Cougar points.  Greenbauer would score again at the 9:58 mark with a 5 yd. run.  Wagner would strike back quickly with a 56 yd. pass TD on the following possession.  Webb Williams kicked a 30 yd. FG to make it 17-7 Clark. On the next Wagner drive, Joey Cammer once again delivered a HUGE hit on third down to force Wagner into a FG of its own to send the teams into halftime with Clark leading 17-10. (continue reading…)