Stevens has backed out of this week’s sophomore game.  Coach Alexander and his staff are looking to find another opponent for this week. Stay tuned for updates.

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The Texas State Radio Sports Network has picked up the Clark vs. Stevens football game for this week.  “Stay tuned” for more information on which local station will air this District 28-5A sure-to-be thriller.

Vasquez leaves 'em in dust on way to 80 yd. TD in the 1st half

A much improved Brandeis Broncos team, led by Kyle Sewell, gave the Clark Cougars all they had but couldn’t overcome a strong offensive and defensive Cougar performance, losing to Clark 33-14.  Joe Vasquez, the TSRN player of the game, came up big with two TD receptions, one from QB Hayden Greenbauer and one from RB Ryan Jones.  K Webb Williams tacked on two field goals of 41 and 44 yards and the defense stuffed the Brandeis offense.

The Cougars are now 3-0 and the only undefeated team in District 28-5A and have a 1-0 district record.

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The Clark Cougar varsity volleyball team lost to the O’Connor Panthers for their second district loss. India Hartwell had 2.5 blocks, Kate Mazzocco placed 10 assists, Marcella Arellano pulled out 11 digs and Claire Webster posted 6 kills.

Holmes shows Bronco who's the chief

Here’s all you need to know about the Clark Cougar JV victory over the Brandeis Broncos: sloppy conditions, sharp air and ground attack led by Sean Campbell and Austin Wise in the first half and Troy Ogletree and Deandre Holmes in the second half and a defense that dominated.

Following a torrential downpour, the Cougars came out of the locker room fired up and ready to win and that’s exactly what they did, 14-0.  The defense recorded two interceptions and several stops while Campbell connected with Wise for one TD and several completions.

The sophomore team also busted the Broncos.  Way to go COOGS!

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Reports out of Austin are that the Texas 5A championships wil be played in the Alamodome this year. Originally to be held in the house that Jerry built in “little d” (refer to census bureau numbers), and rotated between Houston, Dallas and San Antonio every two years, the games in Dallas were-for lack of a better phrase- booted from Jerry’s place like the Cowboys in a first round playoff.
Congratulations to the Alamodome staff and we hope to fill it up with Clark Cougars later this season.

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 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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