The Clark Cougars volleyball team fell to 3-4 on the year with a loss to Incarnate Word High School 17-25, 17-25, 12-25.  Kate Mazzocco had 12 assists, Marcela Arrellano served up 2 aces and had 12 digs and Tarah Wood had 4 kills and 5 solo blocks.

Webster shines in NISD Tournament

Congrats to Claire Webster. The 5’11” senior was named to the NISD Tournament All -Tournament team this past weekend.  Clark defeated teams from El Paso, Round Rock and Warren before losing to O’Connor in the championship game.  Volleyball action continues tonight with Clark vs. Incarnate Word at the O’Connor gym.  GO COOGS!

Football High School Preview

The Express-News has the Clark varsity football team at #4 in the first ranking of the season.  Madison, Smithson Valley and Wagner occupy the top three spots.  4 of the Top Ten are in District 28-5A, the most of any district.  Clark also makes two of the Top Ten games to watch this year, with games against Stevens and Warren highlighted.  Sr. QB Hayden Greenbauer and Jr. K Webb Williams also received mentions as Fantasy High players.

For those who can’t get enough, read about all the area teams on mysa.com.

Junior RB Ryan Jones bulls past Matadors

The season’s first football scrimmage involving the varsity, JV and freshman teams ended with mixed results, especially if you read local media reports.  As expected, the Clark varsity, who returned several starters from last year’s state semifinal team, looked good on defense along with some new faces in new places.  The offense also looked ready, scrimmaging without Senior quarterback Hayden Greenbauer, receiver Joe Vasquez, center Robert Chapman, OL Anker Wiggins as well as others.  Several starters from last year watched from the sideline as Sophomore QB Josh Kern guided the offense to a TD in a short game-like portion of the scrimmage with a pass to sophomore receiver Brandon Yates.  Both the JV and freshman teams also looked good in their portions of the scrimmage against the Seguin Matadors.

The Gazette-Enterprise of Seguin also watched the scrimmage.  Read what they had to say about it here.

PHOTOS

The Clark Cougar varsity volleyball team, playing Warren in the NISD tournament, won, advancing to the championship game vs. O’Connor.  Against O’Connor, however, the Cougars lost to the Panthers for the NISD Tournament championship.  The next game is against Incarnate Word.  The Cougars ar now 3-3 on the season.

From 7pm to 3pm, the Clark Cougar varsity volleyball team played 11 games of volleyball; 5 vs. Johnson, 2 vs. El Paso Eastwood in the NISD tournament as well as 3 vs. Round Rock in the same tournament.  Against Round Rock, the Cougars posted a win with a 25-11, 22-25, 25-21 match.  It was the first win against Round Rock in two years and evens the Cougars record to 2-2.  Clark will take on district rival Warren next for a morning game at Paul Taylor tomorrow.

Cougars win

The Clark Cougars volleyball team notched the first win of the season in the Northside tournament.  The El Paso Eastwood “Lady Troopers” were sub-super as Clark won both games by scores of 25-19 and 25-22.  The next game for the Cougars comes against Round Rock today at noon.

Casanova digs deep

The Clark Cougar varsity volleyball team started well but couldn’t hold on for a win against Johnson in volleyball.  Clark won  the first two games, 25-20.  In game two, the Cougars led by as much as 5 during the midpoint of the game but Johnson tied it all up at 17.  Clark then took control to win but the tables were turned in game three as Johnson outscored the Cougars, also by a score of 25-20.  (continue reading…)

Two of a kind

Pat Turner, who does a fantastic job of covering Clark Cougar sports for the Express-News and the SACommunity Northwest and Central papers, writes a great article today about Hayden Greenbauer and Robert Chapman.  You can read the full story here.

Clark Cougar Football on the air

The Texas Sports Radio Network will once again broadcast Clark Cougar football this year online and over the air across the TSRN Network.  Mark Kusenberger leads the broadcast team and will keep track of the plays, stats and scores while you enjoy watching the action from the stands.  It’s also a great way for friends, grandparents and others who don’t live in San Antonio to catch your son’s action.

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